A source from the area told Daily Sun that the incident began as early as 6am when the hoodlums allegedly enforcing the partial lockdown order of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) barricaded the roads, ordering people to go back to CONTINUE READING]
A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed a suit to invalidate the election of Professor Charles Soludo in the just concluded Anambra State governorship poll. The suit seeks to nullify the victory of the governor-elect and the CONTINUE READING]
Suspected Ritualists Caught In Abia Performing Juju In River (Photos)
Items recovered from them include red candles, white feathers, live chickens, and others. One of the suspects, a member of the community whose identity could not be ascertained as at the moment of this report is said to have a shrine in his home, which was CONTINUE READING]
President Buhari, IPOB Shocked By Brutal Execution Of Policemen
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), which described the killings as barbaric, denied that its security arm, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), was responsible. The President assured Nigerians that peace will soon return to all parts of the CONTINUE READING]
President Buhari Departs Abuja To Attend Expo 2020 Dubai
Adesina said the Expo will provide another opportunity for the Nigerian delegation to highlight significant strides in the economy in the last six years as a basis for making the country an important destination for CONTINUE READING]
6 Ways To ‘Prevent’ Snakes From Getting Into Water Closets, Toilet Bowls
Reactions have emerged following the death of a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Personnel Lance Corporal Ogah Bercy, attached to the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA), who died of complications from snakebite in her toilet at the NAF Base Bill Clinton Drive Abuja. Questions on how snakes and CONTINUE READING]
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