The traditional ruler spent five days with his captors before regaining freedom.
Unknown gunmen have kidnapped Mohammed Adembe, a Kogi traditional ruler, the Adogu of Eganyi, in the Ajaokuta local government area of Kogi.
The National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) Kogi says the federal government has injected over N17 billion into the state’s economy.
Unknown gunmen have kidnapped six workers at a mining site in Kogi.
“Be reminded ladies and gentlemen, that, President Muhammadu Buhari is resolute in his new thrust to purge urge the country of illicit drugs.”
Civil servants have accused Anambra, Imo, Zamfara, Benue, Kano, and Kogi governors of refusing to pay the new minimum wage.
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi has warned Nigerian students not to join the proposed nationwide June 12 protest.
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi says political elites are united and do not exchange blows as he urges Nigerians to eschew violence and promote peace.
“Two wooden AK47, 25 assorted GSM handsets, one First Bank ATM card bearing Mohammed Jamiu and an undisclosed sum of money were recovered.”
“70 per cent of convicts and suspected criminals in correctional facilities across the country are products of broken homes.”
