Gunmen shoot pregnant woman in Bayelsa
Woman clubs husband’s assailant to death in Cross River
Be wary of Chinese loans, US warns Nigeria, others
Leave our girls alone, Aisha tells Boko Haram
Train kills NYSC member in Lagos
Emefiele seeks top bank mgt, board positions for women
MD remanded for allegedly forging SON logo
CCT adjourns Saraki’s trial indefinitely
Military to Ekweremadu: Our officers not interested in govt
Gov poll: APC is party to beat in Ekiti – Abdulah
What we want in 2019—Ohanaeze
4 policemen, 6 soldiers killed in Rann attack – CP
Air passenger traffic fell 8% to 13.4m in 2017 — NBS
Nora Astorga: A woman like no other
Tension in Imo, as APC vows to stop Okorocha’s son-in-law
Sports ministry ready to pay back IAAF’s ‘missing’ grant
UYEI lauds lawmaker’s stance on herdsmen

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Army chief urged to probe abuse by soldiers in Warri
WARRI—A human rights lawyer in Warri, Delta State, Oghenejabor Ikimi, has enjoined the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, to investigate alleged brutalisation of his client, Mr. Freedom Odiete, by his men in Warri.
Chibok/Dapchi Girls: Senate summons Buratai, IGP
FOLLOWING the abduction of over 110 girls from Government Girls Science and Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State by suspected Boko Haram militants, the Senate has summoned the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai and the Inspector- General of Police, IGP, Mr Ibrahim Idris to explain operational strategies to rescue the remaining Chibok and recently kidnapped Dapchi school girls within two weeks.
Group makes case for physically-challenged
ASSOCIATION of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Nigeria, AIDDN, and Children’s Developmental Centre, CDC, have called on Nigerians to support people living with disabilities and not to avoid them as they are part of the society.
Journalists tasked on ethics
STAKEHOLDERS in the media have urged journalists in the country to adhere to journalism ethics, especially with the 2019 general elections in view.
ECONOMY: We’re trusting CAC to attract more investors
THE Senate has expressed optimism that the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, is capable of attracting more investors into the country through the Ease of Doing Business.

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