Business Day
How police rescued kidnapped traveller in Osun
The Police Command in Osun on Tuesday said it had rescued Mr Yinka Okunade, who was kidnapped along Osu-Ife Expressway on April 24. Police spokesperson in Osun, SP Yemisi Opalola,
Reps expose NUC, threaten sanctions over alleged budget fraud
House of Representatives By Tordue Salem – Abuja The House of Representatives on Tuesday raised the alarm over a three-year duplication of annual budget figures by the National Universities Commission,
Ondo records over 85 percent coverage in COVID-19 vaccination
By Dayo Johnson, Akure Ondo State has recorded over 85 percent coverage in the first phase of COVID-19 vaccination across the state. The Permanent Secretary, State Primary Healthcare Development Agency.
Incessant attacks on police formations and implications for insecurity
Photos of burnt police vehicles at the Imo police command. By Stanley Chidi Ebube Lately, there have been dangerously daring, coordinated and worrisome attacks on security formations across the country.
Accident claims 5 lives on Lagos-Ibadan expressway
No fewer than five persons died while two others sustained various degrees of injuries in a road crash involving four vehicles around Iperu on Lagos-Ibadan expressway. Mr Ahmed Umar, the
Tension in Imo over attacks by unidentified gunmen – report
By Chidi Nkwopara – Owerri Palpable fear and confusion have enveloped residents of Imo State, following the unabating reign of terror visited on them by yet to be identified gunmen.
Abducted Westerners In Burkina Faso Feared Dead
Burkina Faso Map Burkina Faso security forces said Tuesday they feared for the lives of four people including three Westerners who were abducted while taking part in an anti-poaching
At Least Two Killed In Chad Anti-Junta Protests
At least two people were killed Tuesday during demonstrations against Chad’s new junta headed by the son of veteran ruler Idriss Deby Itno following his shock battlefield death. The
Internet Cut in Chad as Protesters Burn French Flags
Protesters in N’Djamena, the Chadian capital have burnt tyres and French flags, with smoke filling the sky in the country’s capital. Their rallying cry is the dissolution of the transitional military council. They
Loss of confidence in security pushing people to self-help, says ex-IGP Okiro
A map of Nigeria By Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA—A former Inspector-General of Police, IGP, Sir Mike Okiro, yesterday lamented that loss of confidence in the general security apparatus in the
