Police, NSCDC men clash over child custody judgment

ABEOKUTA—CONFUSION, yesterday, engulfed the Customary Court sitting in Agbe’loba area of Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, when men of the Nigerian Police and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, clashed over a court judgment.
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Throwing money or arms ‘ll not end N-Delta militancy – Adunbi

Omolade Adunbi, a Professor at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States of America, teaches environmental politics, politics and political economy. In this interview, twho also trained as an anthropologist, avers that one way to end the crisis in the Niger Delta region is to address the root cause of the problem rather than using military might. He also throws insight on how his book, ‘Oil Wealth and Insurgency in Nigeria’ could help solve the country’s economic woes.

Ahmadiyya world conference opens in London

As the 2016 Ahmadiyya world Islamic Conference opens today in London, United Kingdom, the group has announced the broadcast schedule and frequency tracking of the event from various parts of the world.

Cultists lay seige to Ekiti

In recent times, deadly cultists’ activities are beginning to gain notoriety in Ekiti State and the development is assuming very worrisome proportions, as killings and maiming of youngsters continue to mount daily, as at last count, about 20 young men have lost their lives to deadly clashes between suspected rival student cultists in some tertiary institutions in the state.

Land grabbers on the prowl in Ogun

Hundreds of farmers living at Coker farm settlements in Ifo local government area of Ogun State have cried out for help from the government against alleged plan by some suspected land grabbers to eject them from their homes and farms.

David Umaru: Between Timbuktu and Agadez

In the run up for the 2015 General Elections, some patriotic people of Niger state raised the alarm about the background of the then All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, David Umaru. Persons who claimed to know him placed his nationality as Mali, somewhere between Timbuktu and Agadez. A Tuareg ancestry was part of the story.

Okoku’s foundation donates relief items to IDP kids in Jos

Still fresh from spoiling indigent village school kids in Delta State with food packs and drinks, the Greater Tomorrow Children Foundation has continued to carry out its charity works by donating relief materials to children at the Internally Displaced Persons Camp in Jos, Plateau State.

‘Kogi Judicial Panel of Enquiry, not a political ploy’

The decision of the Kogi State Governor, Alh. Yahaya Bello to set up a Judicial Panel of Enquiry to probe contracts awarded in the State between 2003 and 2016 was not aimed at victimizing political opponents but to protect the Commonwealth of the Kogi people.

DAY 3: Protesting Ugborodo villagers refuse to vacate Chevron

ELDERS, leaders, women and youths of Ugborodo community in Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, who laid siege to the Chevron Nigeria Limited, CNL Tank Farm at Escravos, since Tuesday, have refused to vacate the premises.

‘Why Buhari, IGP must disarm Fulani herdsmen in Adamawa’

Following the recent attacks on its people by suspected Fulani herdsmen, the Bwatiye people of Demsa local government of Adamawa state, resident in Jos, have asked the federal government and the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Ibrahim Idris to as a matter of urgency, disarm the Fulani herdsmen in their locality so as to safeguard the lives of the remaining members of the ethnic group.

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