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BLOODY JANUARY: How 500 Nigerians were killed in 27 days

By Clifford Ndujihe ON December 31 of every year, many people troop to religious and prayer houses where they thank God for the ending year and supplicate for better tidings – good health, long life, prosperity and other favours in the new year. Many people outline a litany of lofty goals they want to actualise […]

Never again to the bomb that missed our backyard

In a week when Africa riveted on former President Yahya Jammeh’s tantrums, an event that could have shaken the continent to its core slipped below the radar. Or maybe we didn’t think it was sufficiently important. It emerged early in the week that the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, had knowingly concealed information about a failed missile test when she appeared in Parliament to ask for 40billion pounds to replace the Trident, the UK’s flagship missile defence system.

Inside story of the challenges confronting the Air Force

Head Investigations-Abuja For the war on Boko Haram in the North East, to be successfully completed, “the military command in the war on terror must adopt precision attacks on enemy targets and introduce new tactics”.

Rann: Survivors’ Lamentation

Rann, in Kala Balge Local Government Area, a border settlement with Cameroun Republic, is located east, about 180 kilometres drive from Maiduguri and had witnessed series of deadluly attacks by Boko Haram in the past, before it was liberated by military troops last year. Unfortunately, last week, a Nigerian Air Force fighter jet bombed the cam of IDPs in Rann.

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