
Kess Ewubare
2084 articles published since 05 Jan 2015
2084 articles published since 05 Jan 2015
The Guards Brigade headquarters in Abuja has said it would deploy troops to stop the daily protests by the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) in the Federal Capital Territory should the situation get out of control.
Senate, President Bukola Saraki, has alleged that there was an ongoing plan by the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, to implicate him in a crime. Saraki made the allegation on Wednesday, May 16, during plenary.
The Lagos police command has warned hospitals against the rejection of gunshot victims or the attitude of asking for police report before treatment. The command’s spokesman, SP Chike Oti, gave the warning on Wednesday, May 16.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has denied claims that the killings in Benue were the outcome of a planned agenda to eliminate the people. Osibajo, who is in Benue on a two-day working visit, made the denial on Tuesday, May 15.
Eighty-seven passengers travelling along Birnin-Gwari-Kaduna highways have been kidnapped by armed bandits operating in the area. The bandits reportedly selected their victims from their look and dressing and abducted them.
The chief of army staff (COAS), Lt-Gen Tukur Buratai, on Monday, May 14, said the Nigerian Army would in the next two to three weeks end the wanton killings and destruction of properties in Birnin Gwari and environs.
President Buhari on Monday, May 14, launched the N9 billion Hadejia Valley Irrigation Scheme rehabilitation project in Auyo local government area of Jigawa. The TRIMING programme, supported by the World Bank will execute it.
Former head of state, Gowon, has said some Nigerian leaders became corrupt after he was ousted from office in 1975 because of the condition he found himself when he left government. He made the disclosure on Monday, May 14.
Leah Sharibu, the remaining Dapchi school girl still in Boko Haram captivity on Monday, May 14, marked her 15th birthday in the custody of her captors. Leah was left behind for reportedly refusing to denounce her Christian faith.
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