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.
How we were sexually exploited in Mali — Nigerian teens
Her trafficker, identified only as “Madam Cassandra”, demanded N4 million from her family as “compensation” for the cost of trafficking her
‘We’re tired’ – Bargaja residents cry, as Bello Turji orders them to flee
“What used to be distant stories have now become our everyday life,” a local farmer lamented. “We cannot sleep peacefully anymore.”
How to secure Benue, end IDP camps —Lawmaker
For more than a decade, the North-Central region particularly Benue State has remained one of Nigeria’s worst-hit zones by violent attacks, mass displacement, and deepening humanitarian crises.
Sowore bemoans day judge told lawyer to ‘kneel down’ in court
•Explains why he’s in politics •Say ‘election winners in Nigeria will not win in their households if elections were free and fair’ By Dickson Omobola Presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, in the 2023 polls, Omoyele Sowore, in this monitored interview, spoke on his lawyer’s recent encounter with a judge in the court, where […]
Why insecurity is creeping into Yorubaland – Gani Adams
•Says, it’s now a business venture •Recruitment into ‘Amotekun’ highly politicised •Why some govs, are against state police •Some politicians fuelling crisis among Yoruba monarchs By Dapo Akinrefon The Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams, in this interview, explains, among other issues, why insecurity is creeping into the South West and how ‘Amotekun’, the […]
