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Abia And Return Of Gestapo Operations By Police By Emmanuel Onwubiko
Last week, two major events happened that signposted further that law and order have given way to the rule of brute force. The first...
Military Begins Major Operations In Benue, Nasarawa, Plateau States
The Nigerian Army has announced the commencement of what it called, a major operation to put an end to the activities of all armed...
Court Pulls Carpet Off The Feet Of 37 PDP Reps That Moved To APC,...
Ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has floored its 37 members of the federal House of Representatives who defected to opposition All Progressive Congress (APC),...
Fulani Disown Attackers In Benue, As Governor Suswam Calls For Total War On Invaders
Fulani people in Benue state, under the umbrella of Miyetti Allah Association have disassociated themelves from the latest attacks on farmers in many parts...
President Jonathan Describes Governors’ Forum Under Gov. Amaechi As Monster
President Goodluck Jonathan has finally opened up on the circumstances leading to the crisis in the Nigeria Governors' Forum, saying that at a point,...
Namadi Sambo Goes Hunting For Investors In Saudi Arabia
Vice President Mohammed Namadi Sambo is in Saudi Arabia to meet with the Forbes 5th richest man in the world, Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal...
Wonders President Jonathan Has Done To Nigeria Health Sector, By Josephine Babatunde
By now it is clear to right thinking Nigerians that the transformation embarked upon by the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan has impacted positively...
I Won’t Leave Office Until I Transform Warri, Governor Uduaghan Vows
Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan has vowed that he would not leave office until he has succeeded in transforming Warri town into modern...
President Jonathan Over-Pampers Christians In Nigeria, Muslim Group Alleges
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has said that President Goodluck Jonathan is over-pampering christians in Nigeria, even as it accused Christian Association of Nigeria...
