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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Syrian War Report – July 11, 2016: Heavy Clashes in Aleppo City
3 men nabbed in possession of a human head
Abdulmumuni Aliyu, 34, Jubrinsha Aba, 35, and Salihu Usman, 24, all from Ekpa village in Mokwa, Niger State, were arrested a week ago Thursday, while selling it to an undercover agent of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). ...
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Woman reportedly nabbed while trying to kidnap a child in Lagos
4 men nabbed tring to steal transformer cables
4 young men caught while trying to steal transformer cables at Udi Street, Uzuakoli, Umuahia, Abia State, around 1A.M today
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Hundreds mourn Nigerian man killed in Italy xenophobic attack, killer appears in court
Yesterday, at the cathedral of Fermo in central Italy, hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of Emmanuele Chidi Nnamdi, a Nigerian migrant who was killed by a right-wing football fan, Amedeo Mancini, in a racist attack. . Nnamdi, 36, died ...
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Theresa set to succeed David Cameron
Theresa May now set to succeed David Cameron as British PM as contender, Andrea Leadsom, pulls out of the contest.
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PoliceNG to issue statement on reports claiming 81 people killed by herdsmen
We are checking the accuracy of reports claiming that 81 people were killed by herdsmen in Benue State
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Ghana begins Visa-on-Arrival plan for Nigeria and different AU member states.
Today, Francis Palmdeti, Head of Public Affairs of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), said that foreign nationals from the African Union (AU) member states can now travel to Ghana and be issued with visas on arrival. He said the arrangement ...
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Ex-gov of Ekiti State, Dr. Fayemi shares food items to residents
Minister of Solid Minerals and former governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Fayemi, distributes food items to residents of the state.
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