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Breaking: Bandits set Catholic Priest, Vehicle ablaze in Taraba

Barely four weeks that late Reverend Fr Paul Offu, Parish Priest of St. James Greater Catholic Church, Enugu, was shot dead, bandits on Thursday attacked Reverend Father David Tanko, at Kufai Amadu in Takum, Taraba state, killing him and setting his dead body and vehicle ablaze.

We have closed no road in Taraba- Tiv Group

The Tiv Cultural and Social Association in Taraba state has refuted accusations by Southern Taraba Youth Forum, that the Tivs in the state have closed some major roads linking Southern Taraba and other parts of the state.

Politicians accused in police, army clash in Taraba

Some politicians have been accused playing underground roles in the clash between men of the intelligence response team of the police and some personnel of the Nigerian Army in Ibbi, Taraba State. A group known as The Taraba Truth and Justice Committee showed that there might be a political dimension to the clash. According to […]

The deadly army, police tango in Taraba

IT wasn’t a tango in the literal sense of salsa or rhumba. No! If it were, Nigerians would not have been as shocked as they are right now. It was not friendly fire, either. Neither was it a mistake. This is cold-blooded murder. Simple! And the question is: Why? Many before now had come to the conclusion that nothing really shocks Nigerians anymore. We have seen it all – man as his bestial worst. What could be crueller than cutting open the stomach of a pregnant woman to ensure that not even the foetus survives? Or come to think of it, what could be more brutish than strapping bombs around the waist of a 10-year-old girl and detonating same with some remote mechanism from a distance? Despite all these, there was something about the deadly encounter between officers of the Nigerian army and police in Taraba State last week that many are yet to wrap their heads around

Memo to Joint Army/Police Panel on Taraba IRT deaths

By Babatunde Olanrewaju The Nigerian Army and the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) set up a joint investigation panel to unravel circumstances leading to the death of three members of the Intelligence Response Team (IRT) of the police, which President Buhari subsequently asked the Defence Headquarters to take over. It is noteworthy that the evidence needed […]

Policemen killing: Taraba senator asks for independent panel of inquiry

ABUJA: Senator representing Taraba South in the National Assembly, Emmanuel Bwacha, has asked the federal government to set up an Independent Panel of Inquiry to probe the killing of three detectives and a civilian by soldiers on the Ibi – Jalingo highway in Taraba state, an area which falls within the senator’s constituency.

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