Uncertainty trails Bayelsa oil spill as community counts losses
For a people still mourning the tragic loss of 14 lives in a 2015 pipeline explosion, the sight of black crude gushing from the 6-inch Azuzuama/Tebidaba flow line was more than just an environmental disaster, it was a painful reminder of promises broken and lives cut short.
The military is monitoring social media, DHQ spokesman, Major General John Enenche, insists
The military profession obeys the law of armed conflict, the Geneva Convention, and it is something that is not really normal: Somebody that was your enemy, that shot at you, that killed your friends and colleagues, will now come out and say ‘I have surrendered’ and the law says you must show him love
How 70 robbers, cultists, kidnappers, murderers terrorising Edo were uncovered — Gwandu, CP
The partnership we have with traditional rulers, hunters, vigilante and individuals is paying off with good information that translates to actionable intelligence
72 –hr Rain in Makurdi: I lost all I laboured for to raging flood — Widow
Though we had before now sent out warning, people took it for granted and failed to abide by the instructions government issued
My last conversation with my family before I lost them to Lokogoma flood – wife
The rainfall started around 7am on Thursday 17th August, 2017 and lasted till about 10am the same day. But the flash flooding that submerged a bridge along the road and the vehicle carrying three members of her family as they were passing through caught her unawares.
UK moves to end modern slavery in Nigeria
The United Kingdom is cracking down in the barbaric crime of modern slavery, International Development Secretary Priti Patel announced in Nigeria, as she called for a world free from this abhorrent trade.
