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The Igbonla kidnap saga: killing the future softly

The Igbonla kidnap saga: killing the future softly

THE Igbonla kidnap saga came to a rather abrupt end on Friday July 28 after the abducted school boys were released at a creek in Ondo State. The six boys spent 64 days in captivity. The travail of the school boys, all of Lagos State Model College, Igbonla in Epe, began on 25th May, 2017 after ten of them were abducted right in the premises of their school by criminals who would now like to be seen as belonging among militants of the Niger-Delta.

Allow Usani to clean up NDDC, Niger Delta Affairs Ministry —Miyenebi

Allow Usani to clean up NDDC, Niger Delta Affairs Ministry —Miyenebi

Community Rights Activist, Chief Doubra Green Miyenebi, has called on the people of Niger Delta to allow the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Pastor Usani Uguru Usani, to clean up the ministry and the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, in the interests of the region.

Keep some adverts away from schools, Okowa tells OAAN

Keep some adverts away from schools, Okowa tells OAAN

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State has charged the Outdoor Advertising Association of Nigeria, OAAN, to consider the aesthetics of the environment, while monitoring and supervising advertisement for products such as alcohol and tobacco, within a set radius of schools, parks and residential areas.

Badoo: Women protest at Ikorodu monarchs’ palaces

Badoo: Women protest at Ikorodu monarchs’ palaces

No fewer than 300 women drawn from various communities in Ibeshe, Ikorodu area of Lagos State, yesterday, embarked on a peaceful protest to the palaces of two royal fathers, the Onibeshe of Ibeshe land Oba Richard Ogunsanya and the Ayangburen of Ikorodu Oba Kabiru Shotobi over incessant killings by the suspected dreaded ritual cultists called Badoo.

80 percent of cancer cases curable — Health Minister

80 percent of cancer cases curable — Health Minister

The Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, yesterday said that 80 percent of cancer cases in the country are curable even as he disclosed that the Ministry’s database shows that 50 percent of corpses flown into the country involve cancer-related deaths.

Federal High court’s dearth of judges

Federal High court’s dearth of judges

When will the vacancies be filled? When will the numerous cases in the Federal High Court that have not been attended to due to shortage of Judges receive attention?