21 Years of Democracy: Nigeria Celebrates Amidst Failed Security

Changing “Democracy Day” from May 29 to June 12 is of little significance if Nigerians are unsafe, taunted by government agents and by criminals. As Nigeria marks its twenty-one years of unbroken democracy, a closer look at specifics has become altogether unavoidable. In the light of Nigeria’s penchant for wild claims and increasing proclivity for self-congratulation even for doing nothing except maintain status quo, it has become imperative that the country’s democratic experiment over these...

Boko Haram: Insurgents Pretend to be Preachers, Kill 81 Persons – Survivor Tells Governor

The survivor of the Tuesday attack by Boko Haram on Fanduma Koloram, in the Gubio Local Government Area of Borno State, narrates the experience to the State Governor, Babagana Zulum, on Wednesday. The survivor says the insurgents pretended to be Islamic Religious crusaders, collected arms from herders and killed 81 persons. He added that he called for help from neighbouring village to bury 31 of 81 victims of the attack in a mass grave. He...

Breaking: 90 Year’s Old Brother of Ex- Adamawa Gov Regains Freedom

Police in Adamawa State has confirmed the release of a 90-year-old elder brother of ex-governor Murtala Nyako, Alh. Dahiru Hammanyero Nyako. Gunmen have in the early hours of Thursday abducted the elderly man when they stormed his house located at Mayo Belwa town in Mayo Belwa local government. Gun-wielding gunmen were reported to have struck again in Mayo-Belwa town and whisked away from a 90-year-old man, Alh. Dahiru Hammanyero Nyako. The abducted old man is an...

Adamawa Govt Imposed Curfew on 11 Villages Over Communal Conflict

The Adamawa Government on Wednesday imposed a 24-hour curfew on 11 villages affected by communal conflict in the state. Mr. Humwashi Wonosikou, the Press Secretary to Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri, announced the curfew in a statement in Yola. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that conflict erupted on Tuesday between two warring communities of Waja and Lunguda over farmland demarcation in Lamurde and Guyuk Local Government Areas. NAN also reports that the Police in the state...

Adamawa: Police Arrests 32 Suspects for Alleged Involvement in Guyuk Communal Violence

The Adamawa state police command says it has so far arrested 32 suspects for alleged involvement in the communal clash that erupted between Lunguda and Waja communities in Guyuk local government area of Adamawa. The Police spokesman in the state  DSP Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje confirmed the arrest Wednesday saying that,” so far 32 suspects from both sides of the warring communities were arrested and will be thoroughly investigated.” Nguroje explained that many houses and other...

Again Many Feared Killed In Adamawa Communal Clash

A communal conflict between Waja and Lunguda communities has left many persons feared dead in Guyuk Local Government Areas of Adamawa state. This is coming barely one month after Tingno’s violent attack in the neighbouring Lamurde local government area with 50  residents killed, other sixty injured. Fleeing residents say that the violence, started last Tuesday night following a land dispute between the two tribes. Reports say also said that Momsurmi, Boshikiri, Zakawon and Burti villages...

At Least 50 Feared Dead In Fresh Katsina Attacks

At least 50 persons are feared dead following a fresh attack on Kadisau town in Faskari Local Government Area of Katsina State. Locals say that the bandits who were armed with sophisticated weapons arrived in the town at about 4:30 pm on Tuesday riding on over 100 motorcycles. ‘’ The attackers wielding guns and other sophisticated weapons have attacked Kadisau town on Tuesday’s evening at about 4:30 pm on motorcycles and just opened fire sporadically,...

Adamawa Records 299 Cases of Rape In 5 Months

As the spotlight on rape continues to intensify, Adamawa State has revealed that 299 cases of rape had been reported in the last five months. This revelation was made by the manager of Adamawa State Sexual Assault Referral Centre, Dr Usha Saxena, on Tuesday in Yola, the state capital in a media chat with journalists. Saxena added, that the rise of rape cases in the state was alarming and the current cases were from those...

Lawmakers to Investigate Police Pension Scheme

The House of Representatives has instructed it’s Committees on Police Affairs and Pension to investigate the Nigerian Police Force Pension Limited over failure to meet it’s pension and gratuity obligations. On Tuesday, Adeyemi Taofeek, member representing Mushin Federal Constituency, Lagos emphasized on the need for the investigation as a necessary measure to ensure Police reform. During the plenary session, the house mandated the two committees to investigate the immediate and remote causes of the NPF...

Akwa Ibom Killing: Police Arrests 60 Suspected Cultists

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested 60 suspected cultists in connection to the killings in the Inen Community in Orukanam Local Government Area of the State. Two persons were killed on Saturday in the community while residents fled their homes following the clash between two cult groups, identified as Debam and Iceland confraternities. The two dead victims were Ofonime Uduak and Iniobong Silas. A statement by the Public Relations Officer of the Police...

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