Ojukwu: Jonathan has ended the civil war – Ndigbo
FORTY-TWO years after the Nigerian civil war ended, the Igbo nation declared yesterday that the impressive manner in which the Federal Government and the entire Nigerian nation accorded the leader of the defunct Biafran Republic, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu a befitting burial has confirmed that the war has actually ended.
IGP pledges improved national security
Acting Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Dahiru Abubakar Friday assured of tremendous improvement in the security situation nationwide. He also expressed optimism that the Nigeria Police Force under his leadership will surmount the myriad of security challenges presently plaguing the nation.
Alleged ritual killing: Fear grips Bayelsa University town
Fear has gripped residents of the university town of Amassoma in the Southern Ijaw council area of Bayelsa State following the rise in ritual related killings.
The Jos blast: Church member mistaken for suicide bomber, lynched
Call it cruel fate or destiny, but it has left an ugly scar in the minds of many and probably a wound that will take time to heal for those close to him. Such is the story of Joseph James Ashaba, father of two children, until his death last Sunday was a staff of Enterprise Bank in Jos. He was mistaken as one of the suicide bombers that struck at the COCIN Headquarters Compound Church last Sunday and lynched.
Stephanie Okereke murders fashion
At Ini Edo’s movie premiere last week Friday, the ex of Chikelue IIoenuosi, former Super Eagle player amazed everyone at the event when she arrived the venue. Though she was as sweet as ever, she allegedly murdered fashionista with the gown she wore.
Imo/Delta polls: S-Court affirms Uduaghan, Okorocha victories
Respite came the way of Governors Emmanuel Uduaghan and Rochas Okorocha of Delta and Imo states respectively Friday, as the Supreme Court dismissed two separate appeals that sought their removal from office.
