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Chibok Abdcution: Amnesty International Lied, Says Olukolade; We’ll Investigate, Says Maku
Spokesman of the Nigerian military authorities, Major General Chris Olukolade has written off the report of Amnesty International just released today, indicting the Nigerian...
Borno Governor Has Been Offering N1 Million To Family Of Soldier Killed In Boko...
Facts have emerged to show that Borno State Governor, Alhaji Kashim Shettima has been providing the sum of one million naira to the family...
Chibok Abduction: Amnesty International Indicts Nigeria Security Forces
Amnesty International has indicted Nigerian security forces which it said failed to act on advance warnings about Boko Haram’s armed raid on the state-run...
You Are Too Slow In Responding To Abduction, Mrs. Clinton Tells Jonathan
Less than six hours after she declared the mass kidnapping of Nigerian schoolgirls an “abominable” act of terror, Mrs. Hillary Clinton has rated President...
Journalists Fight On TV Talk Show In Jordan
There was a physical assault launched today between Jordanian journalists Mohammad al-Jayousi and Shaker al-Johari during a talk show over a disagreement on the Syrian crisis.
Chibok Abduction: United Nations, ECOWAS, Others Sympathize With Nigeria, As Jonathan Meets US Ambassador
The Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN), Mr. Ban Ki Moon, President of the ECOWAS Commission, Mr. Kadré Désiré Ouédraogo, President of Ghana, Mr....
Governor Uduaghan Insists On State Police
Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel has again stressed the need for state Police to effectively combat crimes at local levels before such crimes escalate to national level.
New York Times Scores Jonathan Government Low On Fight Against Corruption
The United States- based New York Times has delivered a verdict of low level of President Goodluck Jonathan’s government in the area of fighting...
Boko Haram’s Days Are Numbered, Jonathan Boasts, Says Chibok Abduction Will Be Its Last
President Goodluck Jonathan has boasted that the days of Boko Haram in Nigeria are numbered with optimism that the abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls in Chibok, Borno State, would be the last act of terrorism in the country.
