Kess Ewubare
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Anxiety as gunmen kidnap APC chieftain
Security agencies have launched a manhunt for an All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain in Ekiti State Mr Ebenezer Busuyi who was abducted on a highway.
Alleged extremism: DSS reacts to comments about Isa Pantami
Amachree, a former director with the DSS had claimed that the secret police informed the federal government and the National Assembly about Pantami’s past.
List: Massive tragedy hits APC as 5 party chieftains die suddenly
The Oyo state chapter of the All Progressives Congress has lost five elective members in deaths. The late politicians were members of the Oyo state councilors.
Nigerian governor finally reveals those responsible for attacks in southeast region
The governor of Ebonyi, David Umahi has taken steps to check the security challenges in the southeast. Umahi blames criminals for the insecurity in the region.
UK government opens up about reported asylum to IPOB, MASSOB members
The British government has disclosed that its asylum and immigrations laws are guided by under the Refugee Convention and European Convention on Human Rights.
Uncertainty as President Buhari holds discussion with northern governors in Aso Rock
The Northern Governors’ Forum chairman, Simon Lalong, has led some governors from the region on a visit to President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House, Abuja.
Panic in Nigeria as bandits attack government hospital, kidnap nurses
The Kajuru General Hospital of Kajuru local government area of Kaduna State has been attacked by bandits. The hoodlums breached the hospital through the fence.
House of Reps to investigate incessant jailbreaks in Nigeria
The frequent jailbreaks across the country have been described as troubling. The House of Representatives stated that the issue might escalate if not checked.
Nigerians protest as Senate moves to create database for cows in the country
The Senate has considered a bill to establish the national livestock bureau for the purpose of livestock identification, but some Nigerians faulted the move.
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