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AAUA students block highway, protest 68-day ASUU strike

AAUA students block highway, protest 68-day ASUU strike

By Dayo Johnson, Akure Students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, AAUA, on Thursday blocked major roads around the institution in protest against the 68-day strike that has kept them away from academic activities. The students, led by the Students’ Union Government, SUG, shut the university’s main gate and roads linking the institution to the highway, […]
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Worries over  ‘ Nasarawa arms factories’

Worries over ‘ Nasarawa arms factories’

The recovery of locally made revolver guns, pistols and other fire arms from suspects by Nasarawa State Police Command points to the fact that there may be arms factories located in the state or neighbouring states

NPDC gets conditions to explore oil in Delta

NPDC gets conditions to explore oil in Delta

Urhobo People’s Right Monitoring Group (UPRMG) has given Petroleum Development Company Limited (NPDC) conditions under which it would be allowed to continue exploration of oil in Urhobo communities Delta State.

Man beats son to death for stealing N1,000

Man beats son to death for stealing N1,000

Shock and disbelief could best describe the expression on the faces of residents of Omitola street in Agege area of Lagos, when Saturday Vanguard visited Thursday , to ascertain the circumstance that led to the death of a 12-year-old boy.

Killings in Enugu Community, IGP swings into action

Killings in Enugu Community, IGP swings into action

Following the uneasy calm that held Aji community in Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area, Enugu State, spell bound in the recent past over several killings in the community, men of the Force Headquarters, Abuja, last weekend, swooped on the community, arrested the chairman of the neighbourhood watch and two others while others allegedly fingered took to their heels.

Insecurity: How a lady relocated from Jos only to be killed in Abuja

Insecurity: How a lady relocated from Jos only to be killed in Abuja

Dr. Laeticia Adadau heard , from her residence, as the latest bomb detonated in the once idyllic city of Jos, North Central Nigeria. A medical practitioner who lived and worked with an international organization in Abuja (name withheld) before moving to Plateau State three years ago, Dr Adadau has since lived in Jos, where she founded and runs a wellness centre and resort.