2 male teachers allegedly molest visually-impaired female students in Abuja
ABUJA—THE Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, yesterday, wielded its sledged hammer on two teachers for molesting some female students at the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, School for the Blind, Jabi.
Killing of Fasoranti’s daughter: Yoruba group protests, tasks Buhari on security
ABUJA—A group known as Yoruba Collectives, yesterday, staged a protest in Abuja over the “painful and gruesome killing” of Mrs. Funke Olakunri, daughter of leader of Yoruba socio-cultural group, Afenifere, Pa Fasoranti, by suspected Fulani herdsmen.
Lawyers berate NHRC over oath of secrecy for staff
Reactions have continued to trail the introduction of oath of secrecy by National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, with some lawyers, describing the development as ridiculous, absurd and baseless in law.
Abia govt gives monarch 7-day ultimatum over RUGA land rumour
ABA—Abia State government has said it will scrutinise any request for land above five hectares from Federal Government no matter the purpose specified, and gave a traditional ruler seven days to apologise over a RUGA land rumour or face legal action.
Nigeria: A nation in reverse separatism
CALLS for the rebirth of the defunct Republic of Biafra have been increasingly heard on the streets of Nigeria in recent times. Following the reunification of Nigeria and Biafra in 1970, the world looked forward to a new Nigeria without the ethnic-tinged political injustices that had alienated one of the most important ethnicities in Nigeria – the Igbos and their near-kins- to the point of seeking a country of their own by force in 1967.
