Teen kills grandparents, six others in Thailand school shooting
A teenage student in Thailand killed his grandparents before opening fire at a secondary school near Bangkok on Friday, leaving at least eight people dead, including three teachers and three students, police have said. According to the national police, the teenager first shot his grandparents using his grandfather’s handgun before heading to Debsirin Nonthaburi School […]
JTF nabs five oil thieves
“Similarlyâ€, according to him, “at about 10.00 am on June 12, 2009, our troops intercepted a tanker lorry with registration number, Plateau XF 915 JNN, loaded with products suspected to be crude oil.
FCTA to demolish 500 houses
By Henry Umoru ABUJA — As parts of its efforts to sanitize the nation’s capital city, the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has marked about 500 structures for demolition in Mpape, a suburb of Abuja.
Muslims call for JTF, militants’ ceasefire
According to him, the current escalation of violence in the Niger Delta was sequel to the reckless manner in which fellow Nigerians were killed when there was no declaration of war by the Federal Government.
Reyenieju donates relief materials to displaced persons
Receiving the donations, the Leader of the Legislative Arm of the Warri South-West council and also a member of the Welfare Committee for the displaced, Mrs. Rose Tulu, thanked Reyenieju for his timely response and goodwill.
INEC disowns Koleosho as AD Chairman
By Laja Thomas THE crisis rocking the leadership of the Alliance for Democracy (AD) seems to be getting worse by the day, with INEC’s withdrawal of recognition given to Chief Michael Koleosho as National Chairman of the Alliance for Democracy.
