In an effort to clamp the crime of the streets and drug trafficking, the Lagos State Task Force on Wednesday arrested 19 suspects after the targeted attack at the Criminal Hiding place at the Gowon Estate and its next door. Operation, which was carried out as part of a sustainable law enforcement effort ahead of the Eid al -Fitr celebration, …
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Lagos suspended the Epe Kingship installation, canceling Sallah’s prayer in the middle of the royal struggle
In the midst of increasing tensions over the throne of the empty EPE kingdom, the Chairperson of the EPE Regional Government in the State of Lagos, Hon. Surah Animashaun, has ordered a direct suspension from the installation of the new OLU Epe contested. He also canceled all the Eid-Al-Adha (Ileya) and the Friday Prayer meeting scheduled for the Central Mosque …
Read More »‘Our land has become a widow land’, Benue Women Stage protested the massacre by the Shepherds
Angry with the massacre that was taking place in their community, hundreds of women who grieve flooded the paths of Ugbokpo in the regional government area of the state of Benue on Tuesday, demanding to end brutal murder by the armed shepherds that they said had turned their village into a “widow community.” Under the banner of the voice of …
Read More »The Nigerian army stated that soldiers were sought for exposing fraud in viral videos
The Nigerian army has declared a soldier who was desired after he shared a video clip where he accused the military hierarchy of leaving injured personnel when they were injured in carrying out their duties, forcing them to treat themselves with their own money. In the video, the soldier condemned the bad welfare conditions of the army, especially those injured …
Read More »Edo confirmed the diphtheria plague, two people killed as health officials urged vigilance
The Edo state government has confirmed the diphtheria outbreak, a very contagious bacterial infection, which has claimed two lives. Confirmation was carried out during an emergency health response meeting held in Benin City on Tuesday. Commissioner of State for Health, Dr. Cyril Oshiomhole, revealed that the Benin University (UBTH) teaching hospital has confirmed five cases of disease, including two deaths. …
Read More »Pilgrim Plain Died in Saudi Arabia
A pilgrim from the state of the highlands, Hajiya Jamila Muhammad, has died in Saudi Arabia. Secretary of the Executive Council of the Welfare of the State Muslim pilgrims, Mr. Daiyaabu Dauda, revealed this in a statement on Tuesday in JOS. Dauda said that pilgrims died on Monday at King Abdul’aziz Hospital, Makkah, due to complications from diabetes. He said: …
Read More »The police saved the kidnapped Nasarawa Monarch
The police operation in Nasarawa has saved the traditional rulers of Emmanuel Omani. The king was kidnapped in his palace from, the Kokona Regional Government in the state, on May 28. Spokesman for the State Police Command, Ramhan Nankel, revealed this in a statement on Tuesday in Lafia. He said: “The order was happy to report that Sangarin from, who …
Read More »Floods: The Lagos government defends demolition when climate threats increase
In a country where the rainy season often brings more fear than assistance, the government of the State of Lagos said its controversial decision to destroy buildings built in the flood plains began to produce results. Commissioner for environmental and water resources, Tokunbo Wahab, made this known during the interview on the Sunrise Daily television channel on Tuesday. According to …
Read More »Police Arrest 3 Alleged Armed Robbers in Anambra
Police operations in Anambra have arrested three alleged armed robbers and found two vehicles in the state. Spokesman for the State Police Command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, revealed this in a statement on Monday at Awka. He said the operators attached to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Awkuzu, arrested the suspects in the agukwu-nri, the territory of the State Anocha Regional …
Read More »Paralyzed activities in the Abuja Court when the judicial worker began to strike
Members of the Nigerian Judiciary Union (Jusun) in the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Monday, locked judges, lawyers, staff, and weakened from accessing the court after an unlimited strike declared by the National Union Agency. All gates that lead to a court headquarters along Shehu Shagari Street in Abuja are below the key when journalists examine high -rise buildings on …
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