Police hqtrs bomb blasts: NASS beefs up security
In the aftermath of the suicide bombing of the Police Force Headquarters in the Federal Capital Territory on Thursday, the National Assembly, NASS, management has beefed up security in and outside its complex.
How we sealed Kanye West’s deal – D’Banj
Members of the Mo’hit crew Thursday in Lagos described the open contract it signed with the American super Kanye West’s record company Good News as the biggest thing to happen to the Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
I cannot be caught dead without my dreadlocks – Emen
I am not a man given to clothing labels but I really cannot be caught dead without my hairstyle and dreadlocks and at this point, it’s not optional as I can’t take it off and back on, but that is perhaps more unique and noticeable.
Investigate role of security personnel – TUC
Umbrella body for senior staff associations in the country, the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, has called on the intelligence hierarchy in the country to investigate the likely role of security personnel in the increasing bomb blasts and attacks in parts of the country, saying “something tells us that the choice of military and security targets in majority of the blast suggests a deep involvement of military and security personnel.”
I have passion for helping the less privileged – Emodi
Senator Joy Emodi has been re-arranging her life since her tenure in the Senate was brought to an abrupt end by a court ruling that faulted her election.
Force hqtrs bombing: Suicide bomber was a foreigner — Interim report
Police Interim Report submitted to the Inspector General of Police, Hafiz Ringim by the investigating Police team looking into the bomb blast of last Thursday, showed that the suicide bomber was not a Nigerian but possibly a Sudanese or a Somali national and that the bombs that exploded, twin bombs tied together, were foreign made explosives.
