Arewa Voice
Benue first lady decries incessant armed herders attacks on communities
Eunice ortom By Peter Duru First Lady of Benue State, Dr. Eunice Ortom has expressed deep worry over the recurring attacks on the defenseless rural dwellers in the state, pointing
Calamity looms as fishing community refuses to vacate flood-prone areas in Niger
File photo •We prefer to die in our ancestral homes than vacate for flood —Fishermen vow •Why they refused to stay out of harm’s way — NISEPS By Wole Mosadomi
Insecurity: Pay N28m or lose 52 captives in our custody ― Boko Haram warns Adamawa community
File photo of terrorists …Community leaders plead with Buhari, Gov Fintiri to intervene to save captives By Umar Yusuf Many weeks after Boko Haram terrorists invaded Kwapre community in Hong
There would have been war if Leah Sharibu’s a Muslim — Cleric
Leah Sharibu By Chris Ochayi Christian body, Ecclesiastical Justice Forum, EJF, has lamented that President Muhammadu Buhari abandoned the kidnapped Dapchi school girl, Leah Sharibu, in the hands of Boko
Kano approves new minimum wage for own varsities’ staff
By Abdulmumin Murtala Kano State Executive Council has given approval for the implementation of new minimum wage for academic and non-academic staff of the two state-owned universities with a monthly
Migrant herders transiting through Kaduna, Niger states not bandits — Govt
Kaduna State government assured on Thursday that migrants sighted at Kagarko Local Government Area of the state on Wednesday were transiting herders and not bandits. Commissioner for Internal Security and
Strange fire kills 2, displaces 100 households in Taraba
By Femi Bolaji It started with a windstorm that initially brought a sigh of relief for residents of the community who had been anticipating rain, having endured the scourge of
Survivors relive ordeal after armed militias wreak havoc in Benue IDPs camp, kill 7, injure many
We can no longer tolerate this madness — Gov boils We have had enough of this mayhem —Dep Gov I couldn’t run but I’m happy to be alive — Survivor
[ICYMI] 11 years after, family of murdered Taraba student demands compensation
By Femi Bolaji FOR the family of Meshack Samuel, an 18-year-old student who was allegedly shot by a trigger-happy policeman, their hope for recompense now lies in the hands of
Water scarcity bites harder in Plateau as vandals destroy facilities
…Humans struggle with animals for water …Vandals divert water to illegal routes By Marie-Therese Nanlong IT was the late afro maestro, Fela, who had a hit song Water no get

