The decoy of kidnappers – Security expert
The challenge of security of lives and property has become so precarious that everyone walking on the streets suspects the next person. The decoy of the kidnappers is not easily known and they look very unsuspecting until they get hold of their target and bolt away with their victims. To them their victims means money to them
Pension thief verdict: You’ve a case to answer, NJC tells Thalba
The National Judicial Council, NJC, yesterday, maintained that Justice Abubakar Thalba of an Abuja High Court at Gudu had a case to answer regarding the slap-on-the-wrist sentence he handed to a self confessed pension thief, John Yakubu Yusufu.
Human rights abuses in Nigeria worrisome – FG
The Federal Government, yesterday, described as worrisome, continued reports of human rights violations across the federation, saying it was capable of “constituting a blight on our diplomatic relations with the rest of the world.”
ACN blames Baga massacre on FG, calls for ICC’s intervention
Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, yesterday, blamed President Goodluck Jonathan for the killing of 185 people, mostly women and children, in Baga, Borno State, saying the act constituted crimes against humanity. The party urged the International Criminal Court, ICC, to get involved.
Violence in Kogi community as Fulani herdsmen kill farmer
Violence erupted, yesterday, in Egbe, the commercial hub of Yagba West Local Government Area of Kogi State following the killing, Wednesday, of a farmer allegedly by Fulani herdsmen.
EAGLES: Kojo Williams foresees doom at Confederations Cup
Former NFA Chairman, Kojo Williams tells JOHN EGBOKHAN that the Super Eagles have little chances of doing well at the forthcoming FIFA Confederations Cup in Brazil. He also speaks on other trending football issues.
