A witness to the destruction of Odi 25 years ago has warned against a similar occurrence in Okuoma, Delta State.

Nigeria’s agency fighting trafficking has taken four staff members of an Abuja hospital to court for organ harvesting.

Delta’s governor visited Okuoma but journalists were restricted from accessing the community where 16 soldiers were murdered.

Kachikwu says government’s inability to implement laws against violence has emboldened people to continue to kill without fear of punishment.

In the last three weeks 465 people have be abducted in Kajuru and Chikun LGAs of Kaduna State.

The wife of former information commissioner for Delta State, Olufunke Ogeah, died on Sunday after a prolonged illness.

SERAP has asked Akpabio to make a public commitment to discontinue unlawful constituency projects in the next budget cycle.

Non-teaching varsity staff unions in Nigeria have directed members to commence a one-week warning strike from Monday.

Peter Obi has condemned the killing of the army officers and soldiers in Okuoma, Delta State.

PETROAN says an energy bank of Nigeria will warehouse and safeguard any kind of investment coming into the country.

Abuja’s archbishop says Nigerian leaders rationalise sin and criminally take for themselves what belongs to all.

Adeleke underscored the importance of preserving and enhancing Osun’s infrastructure for current and future generations.

Nigeria’s President has mandated military high command to bring to justice murderers of 16 soldiers in Okuoma, Delta State.

Gunmen have again terrorised Kajuru in Kaduna, kidnapping 14 people barely four days after 61 were abducted.

Ohanaeze President, Iwuanyanwu, wants the Nigerian government to compensate those whose houses were demolished in an alleged witch-hunt in Lagos.

Okuoma in Delta has become a ghost town as troops relentlessly search for culprits behind the murder of 16 soldiers.

PeacePro wants regional and continental bodies to help Niger peacefully eject foreign militaries without escalating tensions.

Chin-chin produced with cannabis and tramadol has been intercepted by the NDLEA in Bayelsa.

Afraid of retaliatory attacks by the Army for the murder of 16 soldiers, residents of Okuama have fled to Ughelli.

Niger has denounced the US’ “condescending attitude accompanied by the threat of retaliation” towards Nigeriens.