Presidential Election: 9 suspects still in Police detention in Lagos

Presidential Election: 9 suspects still in Police detention in Lagos

The nine persons arrested in Lagos State for alleged elections’ related offenses on March 28, have remained in police cell without being prosecuted. DSP Kenneth Nwosu, the Lagos State Police Command’s spokesman, who confirmed the development to newsmen on Tuesday, however, said the suspects would soon be arraigned.
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I took a risk; was unlucky — suspected drug mule

I took a risk; was unlucky — suspected drug mule

A 37 year-old man, who was arrested alongside a mother of three and four others with 16.51kg narcotics at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, has said he had no regrets over his action, blaming his indulgence on frustration.

Oil blowout kills mother, three children in Delta

Oil blowout kills mother, three children in Delta

FIRE outbreak from an oil blowout on the Riapele-Forcados Trunkline belonging to the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, NPDC, a subsidiary of NNPC, has reportedly killed a mother and three children in Odidi, Warri South West Local Government Area, Delta State.

Police place Kogi politicians under surveillance — PPRO

Police place Kogi politicians under surveillance — PPRO

Kogi Police Command said on Monday that it had placed certain categories of politicians in the state under surveillance, as part of efforts to ensure peaceful conduct of April 11 elections. The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Shola Adebayo who announced this to newsmen in Lokoja, said that the move was in response to reports reaching the police that some politicians were planning to attack INEC staff on the day of the election.

POLLS: Edo Police Command warns against thuggery

POLLS: Edo Police Command warns against thuggery

BENIN—AHEAD of weekend’s state House of Assembly election in Edo State, the state Police Command has warned that it would not entertain any form of thuggery and advised politicians to abide by the rules of the game.

Adamawa’s clear options

Adamawa’s clear options

THE choices between the people of Adamawa state in the April 11 gubernatorial election are as clear as they are extremes. The contest which in reality is between four contenders, is at the same time a two-way game between what is right and its opposite. The four frontline candidates are Mohammed Jibrilla Bindow of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Dr. Ahmed Mohammed Modibbo of the Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM), Engr. Marcus Gundiri of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and, of course, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). To any fair mind, the ideal choice, from the roll call above, is very clear.

World’s oldest person, Gertrude Weaver dies at 116

World’s oldest person, Gertrude Weaver dies at 116

Days after becoming the world’s oldest person, American Gertrude Weaver has died at the age of 116, US media reported. Weaver died Monday morning of complications from pneumonia, reports said. Weaver passed away at the Silver Oaks Health and Rehabilitation Center in the southern state of Arkansas, local TV station KATV reported. Weaver was pronounced […]

IS beheads four for robbery, murder in Iraq:

IS beheads four for robbery, murder in Iraq:

The Islamic State group has beheaded four men for armed robbery and murder in the northern Iraqi province of Nineveh, according to an online propaganda video seen by AFP Tuesday.

Group tasks Okowa on promises to Itsekiri

Group tasks Okowa on promises to Itsekiri

THE Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship candidate in Delta State, Mr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has been asked to state what his administration will do for the Itsekiri nation, if he wins the gubernatorial election which comes up on Saturday.

Why deaths from heart attack, stroke are increasing

Why deaths from heart attack, stroke are increasing

As the global population rises over seven billion, a new report has shown that the number of deaths from hypertension, stroke, heart attacks and other circulatory diseases is on the rise, climbing from 12.3 million deaths to 17.3 million.