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The Police in Jigawa have arrested a 39-year-old man for allegedly impersonating the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Alhaji Aliyu Haruna. The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr Ahmadu Abdullahi, told newsmen that the suspect, Abduljabar Inuwa of Zai area in Dutse, was arrested on Monday. He explained that the suspect was

Two officers of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) have been killed during an attack by bandits in Kebbi State, Northwest Nigeria.       The bandits reportedly stormed the NIS station at Garin Garba, near Kangiwa, the headquarters of Arewa Local Government Area of the state on Monday and opened fire; killing two officers, Isa Nafiu and Garba Haruna Fana.   The spokesperson for the state police command, DSI Abdullahi Isa, disclosed this in a statement in Birnin Kebbi on Wednesday.  

Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has confirmed the Killing of two of its personnel by armed bandits in Kebbi State.

On Monday, 15 January, a group of suspected bandits launched an attack on Immigration Officers at Garin Garba

The Command’s Spokesperson, DSI Abdullahi Isa, disclosed this in a statement in Birnin Kebbi, on Wednesday.

Over the past three weeks, Ibrahim Shuaibu, 35, finds himself in agony, often writhing on the dusty floor, desperately seeking relief from the relentless pain torturing his body. Unlike others who hide their sufferings, Ibrahim is unable to conceal his pain, as he witnesses a distressing transformation in his body. Every time he drinks the tainted rainwater collected from an open-dug land, his private part swells, causing ominous consequences. In Kyadawa Community, in the Gada LGA of Sokoto Stat...

Many rural communities in Sokoto state are at risk of an outbreak of diarrhea and other diseases due to an acute shortage of potable water.

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A cross-section of dealers in metal scavenging in Borno have said that the State Government ban on the business affected at least one million people benefitting directly and indirectly from the business. | Pulse Nigeria

According to a World Health Organisation, WHO, health report released last year, over 20 million Nigerians suffer from various mental illnesses or