Video: Teenager hacks celebrities’ WhatsApp, sells ‘adult contents’ to classmates in Delta
The Olubadan at 100 on the intriguing throne
Nyanya Bombing: How we mitigated the pains – FEMA
LASU VC, Obafunwa begs lecturers not to embark on strike
Police, magistrate fight over discharge of kidnap suspects
How hoodlums butchered man over farmland
UTME: Nigerian Muslim Students commend JAMB
Lagos creates special fund for free legal services
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SubscribeGovernors can’t appoint, remove CJ without NJC recommendation — Supreme Court (2)
In this respect, the learned trial judge, after considering the claims of the plaintiff against the provisions of the Constitution in support of the claims and the defendants” opposition of the same, came to the Conclusion that the plaintiff was entitled to all the reliefs claimed and proceeded to grant them.
Abuja Bomb Blast: My close shave with death—bus driver
TIMOTHY Eze Okorie was aware that driving under the influence of alcohol was a crime that could earn him either imprisonment or a fine if caught by law enforcement agents.
But he is today grateful for his decision to buy a bottle of Alomo, a bitter alcoholic beverage produced in Ghana but popular with artisans and commercial vehicle drivers across the country, before beginning his job as a commercial bus driver.
Majidun ferry mishap: The LASWA story, by agency’s boss
There are controversies surrounding the boat mishap that occurred on the second day of this month which left eight people dead, while 12 others were rescued after a wooden boat capsized in Majidun area of Ikorodu.
Conflicting posers over kidnap of Chief E. K. Clark’s son
Although the victim of the latest high profile kidnap in Delta State, Mr. Ebikeme Clark, son of the Ijaw national leader, Chief EK Clark has been released unhurt, a lot of controversies and unresolved riddles have been raised.
Insecurity: Plateau equips 17 councils with 129 patrol vans
Efforts to curb incessant attacks in villages in Plateau State have received a boost as the State government in collaboration with chairmen of the 17 local government areas of the State used the proceed from the SURE-P funds to purchase 129 Hilux vans for patrol and crime fighting, especially in the hinterlands.
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