Insecurity: SERAP asks Buhari, 36 governors to disclose spending on ‘security votes’
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has sent Freedom of Information requests to President Muhammadu Buhari and the 36 state governors in Nigeria requesting them to use their “good offices and leadership positions to urgently provide information on specific details of spending of appropriated public funds as security votes between 2011 and 2019.”
ALLY OF LAGOS CULT LEADER SPEAKS: l regret killing people
My mum called me to say she was sick and was in hospital. I had to go there to give her money for drugs and that was when the police arrested me. I feel very sad and regret killing people
BUHARI ON BANDITRY: Bandits have informants within some communities
It was regrettable that bandits have informants within some communities and utterly reprehensible that certain communities have signed protection deals with bandits at the expense of other communities
INSECURITY: Nobody sleeps with two eyes closed
Nigerians now sleep with one eye closed, not knowing who is going to be the next victim of armed robbery, kidnapping or ritual killing
Amuneke, a destiny child
Before 1991, not many people knew about the young lad from Eziobodo community in Imo State, Emmanuel Amuneke. Even as a player with Julius Berger Football Club of Lagos, Amuneke’s name never rang a bell and seldom played on the lips of Nigerians.
Anticipated petrol subsidy removal triggers panic-buying
Fuel shortage appeared to have worsened over the weekend as queues of vehicles were seen at filling stations in Abuja, Lagos, Ondo and Ekiti.
