Court Orders MOUAU To Restore Lecturer’s Professorial Rank
The National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN) sitting in Owerri, has ordered the Micheal Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU), Abia State, to restore the professorial rank of one of its lecturers, Professor Vincent Ele Asor. Asor had dragged the university to the NICN in Suit No: NICN/OW/29/2019, challenging his demotion... Read more
Whistle blower Says Magu Linked To N1.63 Trillion Fraud, Tampering With Files On 222 Properties
The petition which is dated 15th December, 2017, accused  Magu’s EFCC of ‘tampering with evidence and doctoring files’ connected to 222 properties and N1.63 trillion recoveries made by the Pension Reform Task Team (PRTT). The petition filed by an NGO, the Legislative Watch, which served as a Civil Society Member... Read more
Seven Killed As Boko Haram Hit Maiduguri With Mortar Bombs
Seven people are alleged to have been killed, while a post-graduate student of Mass Communication and about 26 others are being treated in various hospitals including the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital (UMTH) after suffering injuries from four mortar bombs said to have been fired by Boko Haram from... Read more
Boko Haram Attacks Borno Governor’s Convoy
The Borno State Governor, Prof. Babagana Zulum’s convoy was on Wednesday attacked by Boko Haram members on the  Baga highway, it was learnt on Wednesday. A splinter of the Boko Haram sect, Islamic State of West Africa Province is believed to have strong hold in the area. It was... Read more
13 Members Of One Family Among 14 Killed By Gunmen In Nigeria’s Kogi
The night-time attack on Agbudu village in Koton-Karfe area also left six people seriously injured, said state police commissioner Ede Ayuba in a statement. “I was there and I was part of those who picked up some of the dead bodies we are talking about,” he said. He said... Read more
Ndokwa People Threaten To Shut Down Nigerian Oil Facilities In Delta
The people of Ndokwa of Delta State have given the Federal Government fourteen days to meet with their demands or they would cripple oil and gas operations in the country. Youth wing of Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) in a well attended press conference at Kwale, Ndokwa West Local Government... Read more
Endless Kaduna killings: Civil Society Groups Call For Resignation of Buhari, El-Rufai
Civil Society Organisations,  under the auspices of  Concerned Nigerians’ Group on Monday called for the resignation of President Muhammadu Buhari and Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, saying both leaders have failed to end to killings in Southern Kaduna. Recall that scores have been killed and buried in mass... Read more
Nigerian Christian Leaders Demand N50 Billion Compensation From Government Over Southern Kaduna killings
By NOAH EBIJE, Kaduna Following recent and previous Killings in Southern Kaduna by suspected Fulani herdsmen, a group under the auspices of Southern Kaduna Christian Leaders’ Association (SKCLA), has demanded N50 billion as compensation from the Federal Government for the destruction of property during the bloody crisis. The body... Read more
Fulani Terrorist Herdsmen kill Music Star, Joel Amadi’s father
By ENIOLA AKINKUOTU, Abuja Musician, Joel Amadi, says herdsmen have shot his father dead in Zikpak Village, Kafanchan located in the southern part of Kaduna State. Amadi, who is signed to record label, Kennis Music, said this on Twitter on Saturday. He tweeted, “It’s just been confirmed that my... Read more
NDDC Sleaze: Staff Were N655m For Training, Foreign Trips During COVID-19 Lockdown
The embattled Interim Management Committee of the Niger Delta Development Commission paid N570m to some staff members to undergo training programmes when Nigeria was on total lockdown following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The disclosure is contained in the report of the Senate ad hoc committee set up... Read more