Breaking: Ex-militant leader, hoodlums attack, wound protesters in Bayelsa

Breaking: Ex-militant leader, hoodlums attack, wound protesters in Bayelsa

*Security agents fire teargas, shoot randomly, while mayhem lasted *This is unacceptable- Annkio Briggs, Ozobo By Emma Amaize and Sam Oyadongha YENAGOA – HOODLUMS, led by an ex-militant leader, Tuesday, harassed and wounded protesters from different parts of Niger Delta region, who stormed Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, to protest the controversial allocation by the […]
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Nigerians face harder times as prices  of drugs skyrocket

Nigerians face harder times as prices of drugs skyrocket

The upward review of duties on imported products and goods by the Federal Government has raised prices of imported goods and products and is having deleterious effect on life generally for millions of Nigerians. But the area where the effects of the implementation of the new policy is biting most is in the health sector where it is causing patients and healthcare providers sleepless nights.

The legal right of Nigerians  to protest against government (2) by Femi Falana

The legal right of Nigerians to protest against government (2) by Femi Falana

Incidentally, the Honourable Justice Adekeye J.S.C. (rtd) who delivered the historic judgment of the Court of Appeal which confirmed the illegality of police permit is a member of the Nigeria Police Service Commission. We have no doubt that the respected Justice will rightly advise the Nigeria Police Force to stop the illegal practice of insisting on the issuance of police permit for political meetings and rallies in Nigeria.

Borno Christians declare 7-day fasting, prayers for Buhari

Borno Christians declare 7-day fasting, prayers for Buhari

THE Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, and clerics drawn from various churches in Borno State, have declared a seven-day special fasting and prayers to God for the speedy recovery and good health of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Man to die for killing friend after drinking binge

Man to die for killing friend after drinking binge

LAGOS—Justice Raliatu Adebiyi of an Ikeja High Court, yesterday, sentenced one Anuoluwapo Samuel, 26, to death by hanging for killing his friend, John Omobere, during a brawl after a drinking binge.

Kukah blasts Church leaders, says practise what you preach

Kukah blasts Church leaders, says practise what you preach

Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Fr. Matthew Hassan Kukah has lashed out at church leaders for not living what they professed, accusing them of pursuing material things and abandoning the three aspects of religious life, which are consecration, communion, and mission.

REGIONAL INTEGRATION: S’West govs to collaborate on security

REGIONAL INTEGRATION: S’West govs to collaborate on security

IN continuation of their search for Regional Integration of the zone under the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN), the Southwest Governors, yesterday, resolved to work together to address security challenges confronting the region and foster economic growth and well-being of the people.

Osinbajo visits Imo today

Osinbajo visits Imo today

Barring any unforeseen circumstance, Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, will be in Imo State today, for a one-day working visit as well as commission some projects in the state.

Missing voices in rebuilding Nigeria’s northeast

Missing voices in rebuilding Nigeria’s northeast

The Nigerian military has performed the funeral oration and final interment for terrorism in the country long ago. Nigeria and the Northeast particularly have become the global epitomes of how a country and its people reshape their destinies in handling crisis of national dimension. Thanks to the gallant Nigerian troops.