War against Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists have left many Nigerian soldiers depressed, forcing President Muhammadu Buhari’s hands to order a rotation of troops.
“I feel safer than in Abuja. Because (in Abuja) somebody can knock down your door with a gun,” said Chairman of the Senate Committee on Army, Ali Ndume.
Five media organisations in the United States have rejected an attempt to plant opinion articles that sought to launder the image of President Muhammadu Buhari.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says nationwide continuous voter registration will resume June 28.
Senate is not investigating the Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF)’s new management over the N62 billion fraud scandal that rocked the organisation.
At least 90 per cent of Nigerians killed by police officers in the South-East were innocent as federal government’s security forces lay siege on states in the region.
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A new UNICEF report says a large number of malnourished Nigerian children are suffering from multidimensional poverty.
Governor Abubakar Bello of Niger has lamented that while his government is battling bandits, new criminals are targeting students.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says nationwide continuous voter registration will resume June 28.
“With the development of the ranch, other nomads will realise that there are other means of raising livestock without having to encroach into people’s farms and causing problems.”
Sanwo-Olu has begun an investigation to ascertain the cause of Thursday’s gas explosion around Ogun State Property Investment Company (OPIC) Plaza in Ikeja.
“I feel safer than in Abuja. Because (in Abuja) somebody can knock down your door with a gun,” said Chairman of the Senate Committee on Army, Ali Ndume.
Governor Okezie Ikpeazu says killer herdsmen and unknown gunmen are Abia’s greatest challenge.
Unconfirmed reports have it that Ramos would be returning to his former club, Sevilla, although the announcement of his exit from Madrid could trigger interests from Paris or London.
Yaba magistrates’ court has denied popular Yoruba actor Olarenwaju James aka Baba Ijesha bail.
Nigeria lost $40.6 billion alone to insecurity in 2020 as unknown gunmen, killer herdsmen, bandits, Boko Haram, and ISWAP terrorists combined to unleash violence.
The Zambian government has declared 21 days of national mourning with flags flying at half mast and all entertainment events suspended.
The U.S. has sentenced 42-year-old Benard Okorhi to spend 75 months in jail for his role in a $10 million international fraud scheme that used compromised email.
OPINION
Oppressed youths as liberators
It is not surprising that on 20th October 2020 and 12th June 2021 our oppressed youths reaffirmed their belief and conviction in their vision and mission.
Open letter to the most senior Biafran in Buhari’s government
Today, President Buhari and his allies are blackmailing Ndigbo and generalising their character based on the activities of Biafran activists.
Making sense of Buhari’s nonsense now senseless
It is borderline treasonable to deprive a country you lead of its resources and wealth in order to develop another in which you’re not even a legal citizen.
June 12: Festival of the oppressed requires no approval of a dictator
For every agitator, there’s at least a demand that was either overlooked or underplayed.
What Twitter ban teaches the world about Nigeria
Banning Twitter in an already impoverished country is hardly in keeping with the President’s promise to lift 100 million people out of poverty.
Abdul Mahmud: Buhari and the war on freedom
No leader has ever defeated the people or won the war against freedom.