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Army warns troops about ‘politicking’

Nigerian troops have been told not to get involved in politics, the army said Tuesday, in a warning likely to resonate given the country's history of coups and with the president currently abroad and ailing.
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Army, lawyer at loggerheads over assault

THE alleged brutalization of Delta-based lawyer, Sonny Ikwe (Esq) by five soldiers at Okpara Waterside community, Ethiope –East Local Government Area, Delta State, March 9, went viral when his professional colleague and friend, Maxwell Ogedegbe, posted it on his Face book page on Sunday.

Army investigates alleged assault on lawyer in Delta

THE Nigerian Army has said it would investigate the alleged assault on an Oviore- based lawyer in Okpara Waterside, Delta State, and vowed that it would not condone indiscipline among its personnel, nor would it compromise on its professionalism.

Army to probe extra-judicial killing of IPOB, MASSOB members

MOVED by series of allegations of extra-judicial killings of members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, during some of their peaceful protest sessions by some of its personnel, the Nigerian Army, yesterday, set up an eight-man panel to investigate the allegations.

Army 38 and this unjust land

AS I landed in Abuja on February 9, from Lagos, a senior journalist on board with me wore a pensive mood as he said the following words to me: “I am pan-Nigerian but certain things shake your faith like the advertisement in today’s edition of the Daily Trust”. It was an Obituary on page 46 of the paper by 70 members of ASP COURSE 14 for the late Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Francis Mobolaji Odesanya.

Many feared dead as Boko Haram engages army in battle

SCORES FEARED DEAD AS BOKO HARAM ATTEMPTED TO INFILTRATE MAIDUGURI BY NDAHI MARAMA, MAIDUGURI Dozens of boko haram members including innocent civilians were feared dead in a crossfire that ensued between military troops and terrorists, most of whom were suicide bombers who attempted to infiltrate Maiduguri, the Borno state capital. Sources have said. The multiple […]

High cost of food: FG blames police, army, customs, others

THE Federal Government of Nigeria yesterday attributed the ending high cost of food items across the country to extortion of money from from truck drivers convey who farm produce to various urban centres by men of the Nigeria Police Force, their counterparts in the Army and Nigeria Customs Service attached to various of road blocks in the country.

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