Seven Nigerian pilgrims to Jerusalem, including two priests and a woman, have alleged poor treatment in the hands of Israeli security operatives, saying they were unjustly detained in prison for about 11 hours without committing any offence.

Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, Makurdi Business District, has lamented what it described as the wanton vandalism of its equipment by unknown persons, saying that over N400 million has so far been lost by the company in the last four years through vandalism.

No fewer than 143 people have died and 424 others injured in motor accidents in Katsina State since January, according to the Sector Command of Federal Roads Safety Commission, FRSC.

Chairperson of the African Union Commission, AUC, Dr. Jean Ping, has condemned the bombings of churches across Nigeria on Christmas day.

The Federal Government has said the major thrust of its transformation agenda in the power sector was to ensure improved electricity supply to the citizenry.