3 Abia policemen arrested over extortion of 200 victims via ‘sting operations’; 4 at large
The officers targeted patent medicine dealers and proprietors of maternity homes, sezing pharmaceutical products, money and other valuables
Evans’ arraignment on fresh charges stalled
The arraignment of suspected billionaire kidnapper, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, popularly known as Evans, on two separate charges before Justice Adedayo Akintoye of a Lagos High Court sitting at Igbosere was, yesterday, stalled as the prosecutor is yet to complete service on the defendants counsel.
How we made it in Africa highlights new trend
The purpose of the How we made it in Africa is to provide insight into business on the continent, and identify business opportunities and profile Africa’s top business people and entrepreneurs
I sold 17-yr-old girl’s head, intestines, hands for N8,500— Suspect
ABEOKUTA—A-35-year-old suspected ritualist, Yewunu Tanlaju, who reportedly killed a 17-year-old girl, Taye Gusinu, said, yesterday, that he collected N8,500 in exchange for the severed head, intestines and two hands of the victim.
Ozibo Ekele is UI’s 1st First Class graduate in History in 69 yrs
For the very first time in 69 years, the University of Ibadan has produced its first graduate with a First Class honours degree in History.
El Zakzaky’s continued detention exposes Buhari’s regime to ridicule – Falana
The leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, Sheik Ibraheem Elzakzaky and his wife, Hajia Zainab Elzakzaky have been languishing in detention for about two years now. They were arrested on December 14 2015 after the supporters of the Shi’ite movement had a violent encounter with the convoy of the Chief of Army Staff along Zaria road which led to the invasion of the cleric’s home by security forces where over 300 IMN members were reportedly killed.
