Lagos CP storms SARS cells, releases 40 detainees
Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal, has stormed the dreaded cells of the Federal Special Anti-robbery Squad, FEDSARS, at the Command Headquarters, Ikeja, and directed the immediate release of 40 suspects, while 30 other suspects, said to be involved in cultism, were ordered to be charged to court without delay.
Lagos Police arrests 137 cultists, couple
Following warning last week that cultists should desist from gathering for their sacred day, 777, in Lagos, the Police have arrested 120 cultists in Ikorodu area of Lagos, while 17 were arrested at Ibeshe, Ele-Epo, Ogombo, Ajah and other part of the state.
Pro-Biafra groups move to unite Igbo leaders on secession
Coalition of Biafra groups and the Alaigbo Development Foundation, ADF, yesterday said a process has begun in uniting Igbo leaders in the struggle for the actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra.
New kings suspend Olubadan’s LG salary
THE new kings installed by Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, yesterday, confirmed that they were responsible for the stoppage of the monthly salary of the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Saliu Adetunji and not the state government as being insinuated.
Bill mandating states to provide land for cattle ranching dies in NASS – Sen Urhoghide
SENATE Committee Chairman on Appropriation and representative of Edo South senatorial zone in the National Assembly, Senator Matthew Urhoghide has said that the executive bill before the National Assembly which mandates states to provide land for cattle ranching has died a natural death.
11 varsities get N84m to conduct research, mapping in mining sector
THE Federal Government, at the weekend, stated that N84 million has been shared among 11 universities for research, mapping and evaluation of specific solid minerals in the country.
