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In continuation of the ongoing onslaught against banditry, kidnapping, and other heinous crimes in Kogi, two suspected kidnappers have been killed by the

Items recovered from the suspects included one AK-47 rifle with two magazines and two rounds of live ammunition.

Police kill two suspected kidnappers, recover weapons during a gun battle on Monday in Obajana area of Kogi State.

The court has fixed May 29 for the trial of Bello Bodejo, the detained leader of the Miyetti Allah, after dismissing the application for bail of the accused person.

Some yet to be identified gunmen, spotted in military uniform have reportedly raided Dawaki community in Abuja, and abducted at least 17 people.

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Gunmen in military uniform numbering about 50 have raided Dawaki community in Abuja, and abducted at least 20 people, Daily Trust reports. Witnesses said it was yet another daring onslaught by the attackers, who they variously described as bandits, armed robbers, terrorists, among other names. Dawaki, a heavily populated neighbourhood,…

Some suspected gunmen in military uniform numbering about 50 have invaded the Dawaki community located opposite the Gwarinpa Estate, along Kubwa Expressway in

Mike Arnold, the mayor of the Texas city of Blanco, visits Nigeria quite often, supporting the Christian communities in the African nation.

Bishop Ali-Buba Lamido, the former Bishop of Wusasa Diocese, Zaria, Kaduna State has retired after 27 years of service and called for robust interfaith campaigns to promote peace and national unity. Bishop Lamido, the first Fulani Bishop in Nigeria, made the call during interaction with newsmen in Zaria Sunday after…