U.S Election Poll: Obama Is Popular Across The Globe, Even Non-Americans Want Him To Win

• It's shaping up to be one of the tightest U.S. presidential elections in history.

But it seem there would be one clear winner if the rest of the world were to get to vote.
A poll of more than 570,000 people across the globe has revealed non-Americans want Barack Obama to remain President of the United States.

 

 

Research, conducted across 36 countries outside the US, revealed 81 per cent were in favour of Obama spending another four years in office.

And only 19 per cent preferred his Republican challenger Mitt Romney,

Govt sets up counter terrorism office to tackle Boko Haram

By Ben Agande, Abuja. The Federal Government has set up a position of Counter-Terrorism Coordinator in the Office of the National Security Adviser in order  to coordinate efforts of the counter-terrorism units in all security

Illegal arms importation to rise during Yuletide

NIGERIANS will need to  be more security conscious as Christmas  draws nearer.  Reason:  intelligence report indicates increased arms importation.
The PUNCH however learnt on Monday that the report, compiled by the police, had compelled security agencies to review their strategies  to

Five years after, Rev King appeals death sentence

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Ezeugo was convicted and sentenced to death by hanging on January 11, 2007 , for the alleged murder of a church member, Ann Uzoh. He was arraigned on September 26, 2006 on a six-count charge of attempted

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Super Eagles boss, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi has made further clarifications over reports in the media, quoting him as saying that West Brom striker, Peter Osaze Odemwengie, has said he will not play again for the national team.

Keshi said Monday at the Bolton White Apartment camp of the national team, that his thoughts may have been misinterpreted, as the light skinned striker merely told him, he was frustrated at the manner he had been treated in the past and fears