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Breaking: Bandits kill 51 people in fresh Zamfara attacks
Suspected bandits have killed at least 51 people in attacks on five communities in Zurmi local government area of Zamfara state. The communities include Kadawa.
June 12 protest holds, South-West students say NANS president on his own
The National Association of Nigerian Students, Zone D (South-West), has dissociated itself from a statement by the national president, Comrade Sunday Asefon.
Breaking: Buhari says Boko Haram is strong in Nigeria because of poverty, unemployment
The Boko Haram insurgency in Northern Nigeria is largely fuelled by youth unemployment and general poverty, Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari has declared.
EndSARS protest was to remove me from office, Buhari claims
President Muhammadu Buhari has claimed that last year’s #EndSARS protest by Nigerian youths against police brutality was aimed at removing him from office.
Insecurity: Enough is enough, northern senators declare
The Northern Senators Forum has expressed deep worry over mounting security challenges across the country, saying the situation can not be allowed to continue.
Insecurity: Lawmakers move to provide legal backing for Amotekun, Ebube Agu, others
The House of Representatives is to amend the 1999 Constitution to recognise security outfits created by Nigerian states to complement the Nigeria Police Force.
IGP tells police officers: Your welfare is being taken care of, don’t kill yourself
The Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, has urged police officers in Lagos State to remain alive while being committed to their duties of securing lives.
Secession: IPOB is like a dot in a circle, has nowhere to go, Buhari declares
President Muhammadu Buhari has described the Indigenous People of Biafra clamouring for secession as a dot in a circle of the country that has nowhere to go.
Maurice Iwu blames all Imo indigenes over insecurity in the state
Maurice Iwu, former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, says all indigenes of Imo are to blame for the security challenges in the state.
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