Gerald Katchy News Today

The wave of abduction of journalists that continues to grow under a so-called democratic government has no doubt become a point of concern

Some Nigerians have expressed outrage over suspected discrimination against Nigerians at the Indian Language School, Ilupeju, in Lagos.

The Lagos State government has ordered an investigation into an Indian school in Ilupeju for denying admissions to Nigerians, following

The press is considered a major pillar of democracy, but the fourth estate of the realm in Nigeria seems to be operating within a shrinking space given the recent increase in intimidation of journalists, including their editors and media houses.

The DHQ had earlier declared wanted no fewer than 97 persons, including terrorists and insurgents, among others, for allegedly being behind

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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has come under fire over his cavalier handling of the abduction epidemic rocking the nation’s capital, which he blamed on political detractors.

At the place I gave birth to her, I was told she was fingered.  I reported the matter at the police station.

A coalition of EndSARS United in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja and the Take-It-Back Movement (FCT) has called for the immediate release of the detained young Nigerians who took part in the October 20, 2020, protest tagged #EndSARS. The nationwide protest had been held to demand for good governance, end police brutality, impunity, abuse of power and total disregard of rule of law by the Nigerian authorities.

As protest spreads like flame of fire across major cities in the country over the murder of rising musician, Mohbad, the police force in Nigeria calls for calm, assuring that justice will be served, Gbenga Oloniniran writes