Photos: Meet soldiers who rescued Oyo kidnap victims
"These arrests completely disorganised the group, exerted overwhelming pressure on them and ultimately led to the unconditional release the pupils and teachers"
The world of widows: Agony is thy name
It used to be worse, in the time past; but it could be better than it is now: What widows go through inspite of the influence of religion and western culture.
Tributes to Enahoro as Edo people, political associates bade farewell
BENIN- THE final rite de passage of the late political icon, Chief Anthony Eromonsele Enahoro who passed on to glory on the 15th of December 2010 began at the Sam Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin Wednesday with Nigerians from all walks of life paying tributes to him.
Policing Lagos: Not a tea party – Akpoyibo
OUTGOING Commissioner of Police (CP) of Lagos state, Mr. Marvel Akpoyibo yesterday revealed that policing the nation’s commercial nerve center was no tea party.
ALLEGED CORRUPT POLITICIANS: We won’t drop charges, EFCC insists
They may not have escaped yet. In fact, hard times await them. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), does not have plans to drop charges against politicians who are currently undergoing trials in various courts across the country.
Succour for Ayakoromor residents, one month after JTF struck
IT will be laying the truth on the head for anybody to claim that Ayakoromor, the country-home of wanted militant leader, “General” John Togo, in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, was not torn down by the Joint Task Force (JTF), on the Niger-Delta when soldiers invaded the town in search of Togo, last December.
