C’River: Police launch investigation into woman found dead in church toilet
The Cross River State Police Command has commenced investigations into the death of a woman, Blessing Ayebe, whose body was discovered inside the toilet facility of a church in the Ikot Ansa area of Calabar Municipality.
Makoko demolition: Court adjourns Soweto, Frank’s case to May 8
The items, a generator, DJ equipment, first aid box, bags containing cash and flight tickets, were confiscated during the January 28 protest
Benue: Suspected herdsmen kill monarch, others in fresh Agatu attack
The late-night incursion, which occurred on Thursday, also left several persons with varying degrees of injuries, forcing residents to flee the area in fear of further attacks.
Benue: Outrage as vigilantes beat serving NYSC member to death
A serving corps member, identified as Ben Agir, has reportedly been beaten to death by members of a local vigilante group in Buruku Local Government Area (LGA) of Benue State.
Alleged Cyberstalking: Doris Ogala’s absence stalls trial
“My Lord, we were not served with the said affidavit, and no notice was given of any medical condition or scheduled surgery”
12 captives escape from Boko Haram in Borno, 18 killed in fresh Gwoza attack
This is coming shortly after the 72 hours ultimatum given to the state and federal governments, to respond to the terrorist demand
Plateau killings: Court remands four suspects in DSS custody, adjourns case to April 30
They are facing charges bordering on criminal conspiracy to commit terrorism and other related offences filed by the Plateau State Government.
FG unveils measures to tackle civil service compensation bottlenecks
For decades, Nigeria’s public service welfare architecture has carried a quiet but persistent burden – slow-moving compensation processes
‘Where is your cooler of food?’ – Weird demands at postgraduate defences
“I was given the mandate to provide refreshment and drinks. Besides the supervisor, other workers in the department were also taken care of”
10 contacts traced, isolated as COVID-19 case hits Cross River
Cross River State has identified and isolated 10 persons who came in contact with a Chinese national recently confirmed to have COVID-19
From Analogue to Digital: The Judiciary’s slow but steady push
The Nigerian Judiciary, despite its pivotal role in entrenching the rule of law and administering justice, remains plagued by significant challenges.
