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Who remembers Leah Sharibu?
By Tony Eluemunor How on earth does Nigeria go on behaving as if nothing is wrong? How on earth do those in government go to bed at night and are
Sallah: Civil servants yet to resume work after holidays
Most civil servants working in Abuja, the nation’s capital are yet to resume work fully after the two days public holidays to observe the Sallah celebration. The Federal Government had
COVID-19 new wave: Bayelsa imposes fresh curfew
The Bayelsa government has announced the imposition of curfew from 8 pm to 6 am, daily, to prevent the spread of the new wave of coronavirus in the state. Chief
Southeast is heading Northeast: The path to apocalypse
By Dr Ugoji Egbujo December 2003, 200 Boko haram members attacked police stations in Geidam and Kanamma, Yobe state. That was the infancy. They killed police officers, took their guns
Insecurity: Buhari urges spiritual leaders to mobilise against crimes
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday called on religious leaders of different faith and backgrounds to unite in support of the fight against terrorism, kidnapping, banditry and the Coronavirus
No Buhari’s son-in-law is declared wanted by ICPC ― Presidency
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru The Presidency last night debunked a story making the rounds that the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC declared a son-in-law to the President
Alleged $65m fraud: Track down Buhari’s son-in-law, PDP charges ICPC
President Muhammadu Buhari …Urges Presidency to allow for open investigation By Dirisu Yakubu The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, had said the revelation of $65 million (N31 billion) fraud in the
Lagos Police rescue another abandoned one-month-old baby
By Bose Adelaja The Lagos State Police Command on Friday, rescued another one-month-old female child that was abandoned at the junction of a popular petrol station, by Orile Bus Stop,
COVID-19 new wave: Bayelsa imposes fresh curfew
The Bayelsa government has announced the imposition of curfew from 8 pm to 6 am, daily, to prevent the spread of the new wave of coronavirus in the state. Chief
Competitors need decision on Olympics, says Federer
Roger Federer said Friday that athletes need a firm decision on whether the Tokyo Olympics are going ahead, with the tennis star saying he was in two minds over the
