Bring Back Our Girls: Buhari laments state of Nigeria’s military

Bring Back Our Girls: Buhari laments state of Nigeria’s military

“How are the mighty fallen, for Nigerian military which recorded great achievements in Burma, Zaire, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Sudan now to be helped by Niger, Chad and Cameroon”. These words sum up President Muhammadu Buhari’s lamentations, yesterday, on the state of the military he inherited as he hosted a delegation of Bring Back Our Girls led by Dr. Oby Ezekwesili and Mrs. Mariam Uwaise,
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Two suicide bombers kill 5, injure  5 others in Borno market

Two suicide bombers kill 5, injure 5 others in Borno market

Borno State police command said yesterday two suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers attacked the Sabon Gari village market in Damboa local government area, killing five persons, including the suspects, and injuring five others.

Kidnappers kill victim in Aba

Kidnappers kill victim in Aba

Aba— Tragedy struck in Aba, Abia State, yesterday, as kidnappers killed a woman a few days after she was abducted, and dumped her corpse in a bush.

Tariff hike: NERC asks court to vacate restraining order

Tariff hike: NERC asks court to vacate restraining order

Lagos—The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has asked a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, to discharge the ex-parte order restraining it from implementing the new electricity tariff scheduled to take effect from June 1.

Ogun Police warn officers against bribery, corruption

Ogun Police warn officers against bribery, corruption

ABEOKUTA—Ogun State Police command has warned its officers against bribery and any other corrupt practices, saying, that a website created by the Inspector General of Police was meant for complaints against any erring police officer.

Murder of a prof: Tragic drama of how not to be a millionaire

Murder of a prof: Tragic drama of how not to be a millionaire

We are pained that those our father employed to protect and take care of him…later ganged-up to kill him just because of his car which they could have taken and spared the old man…”. These were the words of Adeseni, the third child of the former Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology Akure, FUTA, Prof. Albert Ilemobade, uttered in anguish while reacting to the gruesome murder of his 78-year-old father by his two domestic staff- the security guard, Daniel Ita, a security guard and Olayemi Bamitale, his former driver.