Infrastructure terrorism: How scavengers wreak havoc on public facilities
It happened within 90 seconds and six sets of gutter guards were gone. The gutter guards covered the drainage directly in front of the twin-duplex and also served as a bridge to aid entrance. Without the CCTV, the property owners would have been left wondering how it happened.
12,000 lives lost to Boko Haram— Jonathan
The havoc visit ed on the nation by Boko Haram was laid bare by President Goodluck Jonathan who, yesterday, claimed that the Islamist group’s insurgency in Nigeria had claimed over 12,000 lives.
The Maiduguri Civilian JTF model as solution to Boko Haram insurgency, by Hon. Gujbawu
*’Why it is difficult to access Sambisa forest’ Hon Kaka Kyari Gujbawu, a member of the House of Representatives, represents Maiduguri Federal Constituency, Borno State. In this interview, he speaks on the move to extend the state of emergency in the troubled states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe. By Emman Ovuakporie There is a fresh […]
Nothing is wrong if our int’l friends assist us contain Boko-Haram —Dosunmu
BY IKENNA ASOMBA Lagos State governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2011 election and former Director-General of the Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Dr. Ade Dosunmu, in this interview, says there is nothing wrong if international friends offer to help Nigeria contain Boko-Haram insurgency, stating that his party has […]
State of Emergency on Boko Haram: The emerging battleground
Events in the country are moving in rapid succession as if they are shifting sands. Ever since the Boko Haram sect decided to wage war against the state and its people, particularly, Christians, who Abubakar Shekau, the sect leader, refers to as enemies of Allah, the nation has been cowering in fear and intimidation, principally handing over its fate to God
Boko Haram attacks to end in 3 months – Northern govs
“Boko Haram should be eliminated at the maximum of three months”.
With these words, northern governors expressed their expectation from the Federal Government and the international community that the insurgency spearheaded by the Boko Haram Islamist group should end within three months.
