Category: News
Insecurity: Ondo braces up , recruits 600 new hunters, OPC, ex-militants, for Amotekun
The Ondo State Security Network Agency codenamed Amotekun seems to be living no stone unturned in curbing terrorism in the state as it has commenced training for...
Insecurity:Lagos becomes next victim as herdsmen invade Epe
Herdsmen continued their push further into the South west as farming activities in parts of Epe Local Council in Lagos State have ceased, following invasion of farmlands...
Rumoured IPOB attack on Lagos ,a distraction says Ohaneze
The Ohanaeze Ndigbo has advised Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to ignore the rumour that members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) are plotting to attack Lagos,...
Those against ban on open ranching have ulterior motive-Gov Ortom
…To unite Nigeria, Buhari has to implement confab report before 2023-Afenifere Benue state governor, Samuel Ortom, has said that those against the resolution of...
Presidency says wanted Kumo not Buhari’s Son-in-law
A running story to the effect that the ICPC has declared “an inlaw of the President” wanted in connection with fraud involving the large sum of money...
Defiled, murdered Akwa Ibom job seeker buried amidst tears
The Akwa Ibom Job-seeker, Iniubong Umoren, who was defiled and killed by a fake job interviewer, has been buried. She was buried on Friday at her hometown,...
S&P: FBNH, FirstBank boards’ changes ensured stability
S&P Global Ratings said changes to the boards of First Bank of Nigeria Limited and FBN Holdings (FBNH) Plc, recently directed by Central Bank of...
Fulani ready for break up of Nigeria—Miyetti Allah
In the wake of the ban on open grazing by the seventeen Southern state governors,the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association,MACABAN, has expressed the readiness of...
Don’t make charms for criminals, police warn native doctors
The Police Command in Ebonyi has warned native doctors against providing criminals with charms to perpetrate criminal activities in the state. The state Police...
COVID-19:Remittance inflows to Nigeria declines by 28% in 2020- World Bank
The World Bank says remittance inflows to Nigeria declined by 28 per cent in 2020 because of COVID-19 pandemic. The Bank also said remittance flows fell...
