Police arrest cult kingpins, members in Delta

delta State Police Command has arrested no fewer than 15 suspected cultists terrorising Ogwashi Uku and its environs in Aniocha South Local Government Area. This came even as a wave of crackdown on cultists and criminal gangs in Delta North and other parts of the state has heightened. Among those arrested were alleged masterminds (names withheld) of activities of the gang operating in the Ogwashi Uku and Issele Azagba axis.
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Buhari’s  election altered ‎negative perception about Nigeria – Gemade

FORMER National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and Senator representing Benue Northeast senatorial zone, Senator Barnabas Gemade‎, said yesterday that the major threat to the nation’s unity, tolerance and peace was lack of deep understanding and appreciation of one another by Nigerians.

Why I’m fighting the elite – Ben Bruce

Media mogul and senator-elect, Ben Murray Bruce has stated that he is fighting the elite because they consume the resources of the country at the expense of the poor.

Online tracking of buildings begins in Abuja

The Department of Development Control of Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), has began online tracking all ongoing building developments in the territory.

Will Adesiyan Keep His Promise?

IF you do not remember Alhaji Abduljelili Adesiyan, we would not hold it against you. As introductions go, he is the Minister of Police Affairs. His most remarkable action in office could be a promise he made to Nigerians in April 2014. It had nothing to do with improving the police.

Presidential PoLL: ECOWAS leaders hail Jonathan

Abuja — Leaders of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, yesterday showered praises on President Goodluck Jonathan, saying he would occupy a special place in the history of the sub-region for his statesmanly behaviour by conceding defeat at the recently concluded presidential election in Nigeria.

Fuel crisis and the unending blame game

PETROLEUM now seems more available in more parts of the country after four weeks of contrived scarcity. During these four weeks, Nigerians have almost literally been through hell and back. In the first two weeks of the scarcity, when things looked very dire, resourceful Nigerians still managed to be on the road.

Chibok girls living in bunkers  — Gov Shettima

Borno State governor, Kassim Shettima, said yesterday that there was every tendency that the female students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, abducted by members of the Boko Haram sect, in April 2014, were being held in bunkers, inside Sambisa Forest.

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