The Igbo community in Kaduna has said that they are safe in the state and that nobody is being attacked neither is any Igbo man relocating the state in fear. This is to debunk the news making the rounds that some Ndigbo who were relocating in fear following the recent eviction order given to them by some northern groups were ambushed and massacred in Kaduna while on their way to South-East.

Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose yesterday boasted that neither of the two ex-governors Segun Oni, nor Kayode Fayemi would win if they contest the forthcoming 2018 gubernatorial poll in the state. He said that neither of the two ex-governors has performed to such an admirable level that Ekiti people would give them a second chance like he was given.

War crimes judges will rule next month on whether South Africa flouted international law when it failed to arrest visiting Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir in 2015, wanted on charges of genocide in Darfur.

The Kaduna state government has debunked the news setting the social media abuzz that some Igbos fleeing the north, following the eviction order given to them by some northern groups, were ambushed and killed in Kaduna.

OLD Students of Infant Jesus Academy, IJA, Asaba, has urged youths to shun any act capable of bringing disharmony in Nigeria, noting that there is no alternative to peaceful coexistence.