A DISSIDENT member of the John Togo-led militant group in Ayankromoh in Bayelsa State which did not embrace the amnesty programme, Kelvin Ossai, has said that he was forced to come back to the South due to the threat of Boko Haram.

Chairman of Ejigbo Local Council Development Area, LCDA, Mr. Kehinde Bamigbetan has stressed the need for communal partnership with government towards accelerating infrastructural renewal, “as government can not do it alone”.

No doubt Ustas Illiyasu, a prominent business man and a father of four in Bauchi State had the dream of one day owning one of the biggest shopping malls in the country. But that dream was cut as he was murdered in cold blood by some suspected armed robbers on February 18, 2011, throwing his family, friends and customers into mourning.

Three years ago, a retiree in Lagos, Sunday Awoyera, was shot by a trigger happy cop, leaving him with a shattered jaw. The victim had thereafter appealed to the authorities of the Nigeria Police Force to take steps to bring the culprit to book. When his appeal appeared to have fallen on deaf ears, he engaged the services of a legal practitioner and human rights activist, Mr. Femi Falana, who took up the case.

MR. Godwin Chukwuemeka Uwaegbulam, 30, was until recently, a senior staff of Diamond Bank Plc. In January 2009, Uwaegulam who hails from Umuahia in Abia State was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma ( Cancer of the Lymph nodes) at stage IVB.