Hilarious! Former president Obasanjo compares men & women in politics

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, believes that women can do better in public offices than men.

He said this yesterday November 5 when members of the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists, NAWOJ, paid him a visit at his Hilltop residence in Abeokuta, where he was presented with a Father of the Nation plaque. He said:

Pics: The magnificent IBOM Stadium in Uyo set to launch tomorrow

The beautiful city of Uyo is the perfect setting for the opening of a new chapter in the history of sports in Nigeria. Come tomorrow Nov. 7, the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Godwin Akpabio, will lead the government and people of Akwa Ibom state in opening the Akwa Ibom International Stadium aptly nicknamed the Nest of Champions. See the amazing photos after the cut...

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Guard fired after Obama visit: I'm not a convict

Atlanta - A security guard fired after President Barack Obama's trip to Atlanta said on Monday that he lost his job because he snapped a picture of the presidential motorcade to send to his mother and is humiliated by news reports wrongly claiming he's a convicted felon.

Kenneth Tate, 49, worked as a guard for Professional Security Corporate, a security contractor at the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. As part of his job duties, he carried a concealed .40-caliber handgun issued to him daily by his employer.

He rode in an elevator with Obama during the president's 16 September visit to the CDC, though the US Secret Service was apparently unaware that Tate was armed.

India warships retreat from Kolkata

Kolkata - India's navy on Tuesday withdrew two warships from Kolkata's port, a spokesperson said, as the eastern city was placed on high alert for a possible "terror" attack.

The navy said the ships had withdrawn for "prior operational reasons", although a port official indicated they had been due to take part in an exhibition on Wednesday.

"They had come there as part of preparations for the navy week exercise and moved out of the port for some prior operational reasons," spokesperson DK Sharma told AFP.

"Like every year, the ships will return as and when the opportunity exists."