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Police probe death of Law School Student in Lagos hostel

Police probe death of Law School Student in Lagos hostel

By Olasunkanmi Akoni LAGOS—The Lagos State Police Command has commenced an investigation into the death of a 23-year-old female student of the Nigerian Law School at the institution’s hostel in Victoria Island, Lagos. The incident reportedly occurred in the early hours of Friday, August 7, 2026, when the student, identified as Alayande Faith Ajoke, was […]
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Ijaw leader urges govt to fish out  attackers of passengers’ boat

Ijaw leader urges govt to fish out attackers of passengers’ boat

He said it was sad that just as the Ijaws were returning to their devastated homes in Gbaramatu kingdom in pains, it was unthinkable for any persons to carry out such wicked attack on their immediate neighbour in so short a time of resettlement and appealed to the Ugborodo people to see the ugly incident as the handiwork of a few misguided elements.

C-River wages war against worms

C-River wages war against worms

Cross River State has declared war against worms as the wife of the state governor, Mrs. Obioma Liyel-Imoke, has flagged off the de-worming of 90,000 children in the state.

Non release of LG assessmenent report splits Delta politicians

Non release of LG assessmenent report splits Delta politicians

This has consequently thrown up speculations that the report might have been dumped due to political pressures.
Delta State PDP Chairman, Chief Peter Nwaoboshi, had while officially flagging off the tour in Bomadi local government area on September 8, 2008, promised that the team at the end of the exercise will turn in a report that is transparent and would be made public as well.

Bayelsa denies paying Boyloaf N250m

Bayelsa denies paying Boyloaf N250m

“The state government has said in no uncertain terms that all stakeholders in the Niger Delta must do everything within their legitimate powers to encourage those who took up arms in the region to drop them because there is no longer need for armed struggle since President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua has taken bold and sincere steps to address the Niger Delta crisis and the measures should be allowed to grow and bear the fruit of peace, which all of us need, and that we would assist truly repentant militants to reintegrate into society”.

The Obi challenge

The Obi challenge

By Esin Suji One of the facts of nature [and this includes humanity] is that error would eventually float on the surface. For several years, a pack of murderous opportunists and predators held Anambra State hostage, frustrating the aspirations and rights of the majority of the people to good governance. After all their subterfuges and […]