Falana,other lawyers accompany Olawunmi to DIA
Prominent Lagos lawyer,Femi Falana and others Tuesday accompany Retired Nigerian Navy Commodore, Kunle Olawunmi, to the headquarters of the Defence...
We are ready to help Nigeria identify Boko Haram sponsor-U.S.
Even as the federal government has refused to try the 400 person’s arrested as sponsors of Boko Haram terrorist group,the United States has expressed its...
Don’t take herbal formulations after 14 days — NAFDAC warns
The Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, has warned Nigerians to avoid the risk of...
Afrobrit Sensation Equation Billionz blazes at Bature Brewery jam
…Hosts media meet & greet Fast rising UK born Nigerian ‘Afrobrit’ sensation Equation Billonz was one of the acts that thrilled guests at the...
NDA invasion: Mbaka again
…Says Nigeria may be worst than Afghanistan ..See more troubles ahead The Spiritual Director, Adoration Ministry Enugu Nigeria, AMEN, Rev. Father...
22,000 missing persons missing in Nigeria-Report …it’s the highest in Africa The Executive Director, CLEEN foundation, Dr. Benson Olugbuo has quoted the International Committee Red Cross (ICRC), stating that within the last 10yrs, about 22,000 people have been missing from Nigeria alone, which is the highest record in Africa so far. Speaking Monday at the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) headquarters in Abuja in commemoration of the 2021 International Day of the Disappeared, he said the highest case recorded was in 2014 when girls from the Government Girls College, Chibok also known as Chibok girls were kidnapped from their school by the Boko Haram insurgents. He said people had always laid complaints about cases of kidnap, missing persons, and other cases of disappearance but very little was done hence the need to review the laws of missing persons to get more effective. Minister, Ministry of Women Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen lamented that Nigeria had the highest case of missing persons in Africa hence, urged that the present administration were on their toes to curb the situation. She noted that families of missing persons were always traumatised, stressing that the law enforcement agencies need every support to ensure that insecurity and cases of disappearance were eradicated. The Executive Secretary of the Commission, Mr. Tony Ojukwu announced the launch of a pilot project on establishing a database for missing persons which will kick off from Borno State; hence he hopes the project would all kick off in other parts of the country. (Daily Trust)
22,000 missing persons missing in Nigeria-Report …it’s the highest in Africa The Executive Director, CLEEN foundation, Dr. Benson Olugbuo has...
Tension in Delta as Hausa traders, Fulani herdsmen clash
Tension has gripped residents of Sapele in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State as Hausa traders and Fulani herders in the area on Monday engaged in a...
Opinion: National Conference against impunity
By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa IMPUNITY WITHIN THE ARMS AND TIERS OF GOVERNMENT The next culture of impunity is found within the three arms of government (executive,...
Innovative use of world’s first malaria vaccine generates remarkable results and life-saving opportunity
By Dr Kesete Admasu In the midst of the tragedy and turmoil caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s gratifying to see work continuing in Africa to find new ways of...
Rivers displaces Lagos in latest COVID-19 infections rate
Rivers State on Monday overtook Lagos State to be in the lead on the chart of coronavirus infections across the country. The National Centre for Disease...
