Diezani, ex-Nigerian petroleum minister denies taking bribes
"I can state categorically that at no point did I ask for, take or receive a bribe of any sort from these persons and did not abuse my office"
Police arrests fake minister for attempting to defraud Seriki of $10,000
A member of a notorious fraud syndicate, Prince Momoh Enema, that specialized in defrauding prominent citizens in various parts of the country, using the name of the serving Minister of Interior, Abdulraman, Dambazau, has been arrested by the police in Abuja.
What Arewa youths’ quit order means to other tribes — Evah
The Northern youth’s declaration was an action against all other Nigerians, not just the Igbo. We are still waiting for their elders to apologise to the rest of the country. Their action is condemnable. The action of the Igbo when they declared sit-at-home protest as special day for their fallen heroes during the civil war was not provocative.
How vicious gunmen wasted 5 policemen in Anambra in four months
Tuesday, February 28; Saturday April 22; Wednesday, May 17 and Sunday June 4, this year could be described as tragic days for Anambra state police command. These were the days it lost some of its gallant officers to gangsters whose mission was yet to be ascertained.
Boko Haram slit four villagers’ throats in revenge killings
Boko Haram have slit the throats of four Nigerian villagers in revenge for the arrest of a senior member of the jihadist group, residents told AFP on Friday.
Two worshipers gang-rape during church fellowship
Two friends and worshippers — Samuel Oriko and Joseph Bassey — who allegedly lured a teenage girl to the back of a church during fellowship and gang-raped her, were on Friday hauled up before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court.
