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 ββthe 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 …
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Smuggler captured with dozen of poisonous vipers “hidden …
The smuggler caught with dozen poisonous vipers “hidden in the registered baggage” on the plane, say customs officials A passenger who marked dozens of poisonous vipers was stopped after flying to the financial capital Mumbai, India, from Thailand, said the Indian customs officials. The snakes, which included 44 Indonesian Vipers, were “hidden with the registered baggage,” said Mumbai Customs in …
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 »Jef’s appeals, others produce results while Jusun cancels the strike
Justice Kekere-Eekun, CJN The calls and appeals for a significant dialogue between the Union of Nigeria (Jusun) judicial staff and the interested authorities produced results while the union suspended their strike to give the opportunity of a dialogue between the government and the union to face their grievances. The union announced that he has canceled his national strike that began …
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 »Stopasuustuike – The unfinished tasks of Yayale
Tuesday 27 May 2025, I glimpsed Alhaji Yayale Ahmed and I even tightened my hand. The warning by the Asuu on the industrial action of the week before came to mind, remembering me the arduous Yayale tasks. I could imagine the heavy burden placed in this elderly statesman from the day he was appointed to face two demanding Herculean responsibilities: …
Read More »Obasanjo launched a military -style ‘movement’ to overcome the African leadership deficit
Former President of Nigeria, Head of Olusegun Obasanjo, on Tuesday launched the Olusegun Obasanjo (Ooli) leadership institution, a new initiative aimed at growing new generations of principles and visionary leaders throughout Africa. Speaking through a statement by the assistant, especially in the media, Kaninde Akinyemi, former president described the institute as a long -awaited response to the challenges of the …
Read More »11 ALMAJII WILL KILLED WHILE THE SAND CRASTA collapses in Kaduna
Eleven pupils of Almajiri on Monday lost their lives after a pile of sand collapsed in the village of Yardoka, in the area of ββthe local government of Kubau in the state of Kaduna. According to reports, the victims of the pupils were digging sand to help their Koranic teacher in modeling blocks for a mud home when the accident …
Read More »The top 10 stories from all Nigerian newspapers, Wednesday, June 4
The following is the top story in all state newspapers 1. The Chairman of the NGX warns the economic ambition of $ 1Tr Nigeria who is at risk without policy stability Chairman of the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), Dr. Umaru Kwairanga, on Tuesday, urged the federal government to overcome the problem of policy inconsistencies to reach the $ 1 trillion …
Read More »Oluwo adopts the title of Alaafin, to warn Adeleke
Iwoland’s Oluwo, Oba Abdulrasheed Akanbi, said he wants to be called Iwo Alaafin. He said he would inform the government of the state of Osun about his adoption of the new title. He spoke in Iwo on Tuesday when he hosted Oyo’s new Alaafin, Oba Abimbola Owoade I, who gave him a courtesy visit. He said he was not aware …
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