The police in Dome-Kwabenya have arrested some four persons in connection with the killing of a popular slay queen, Lydia Ama Serwaa, better known as DC Queen.
Saturday, August 5, 2017
Friday, August 4, 2017
FG Sets Up Judicial Commission On Human Rights Abuses By Military
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo has appointed a 7-man Judicial Commission, headed by a Justice of the Court of Appeal, Justice Biobele A.
Georgewill, to review compliance of the Armed Forces with human rights obligations and rules of engagement, especially in local conflict and insurgency situations. This was contained in a ate Friday statement issued by the government and signed by the Director of Press, Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Bolaji Adebiyi. “By its terms of reference, the Commission is
See Graphic Photos Of Ojobo Community Clash
An armed group, earlier this morning, invaded Ojobo community, host community to Shell Nigeria Ltd, in Burutu local government area, Delta State, shooting sporadically with many indigenes sustaining various degrees of injuries, and also destroying property worth millions of naira in the oil-rich community.
Over 1,000 Arrests Made In U.S. Operations Against Sex Trafficking
U.S. law enforcement agencies have conducted a nationwide sex trafficking sting that led to over 1,000 arrests, authorities said on Friday.
The arrests were made in the latest round of operations under the National Johns Suppression Initiative (NJSI) that targets sex trafficking in the United States. A total of 37 law enforcement agencies across 17 states joined the move in late July, the 14th of its kind under the NJSI.
We ‘ve Withdrawn Ultimatum To FG – Clerk
LEADER’S of the Niger Delta region under the aegis of Pan Niger Delta Elders Forum, PANDEF, Thursday night withdrew the ultimatum issued to the Federal Government on some of the contentious issues.
Former Minister for Labour, Chief Graham Douglas; Co-Chairman PANDEF, King Diette Spiff; Former Permanent Secretary Ministry of Power, Amb. Godknows Igali; Co-Chairman PANDEF,
US Approves Super Tucano Attack Planes For Nigeria
After years of foot-dragging, the US State Department has finally approved a $593 million sale to Nigeria of A-29 Super Tucano attack planes with associated parts, training, facilities and weapons.
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency delivered their certification of the foreign military sale to Congress, as required by law, on August 2, according to United Press International.
Archbishop Of Canterbury Visits Buhari, Pledges To Continue Praying For His Recovery
The Presidency has disclosed that the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, on Friday, paid a personal visit to ailing President Muhammadu Buhari in London, United Kingdom where he has been receiving medical attention since May 7.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists in Abuja on Friday.
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