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Outrage over killings as #BenueUnderAttack trends Three policemen killed in attack on Delta station Seven suspected IPOB ESN members killed in Rivers Scores killed by bandits in Niger community Gunmen attack Police headquarters in Kwara Amnesty slams govt for failing to secure lives National Day of Mourning: CSOs protest in Abuja, condemn killings across Nigeria By Uja Emmanuel, Makurdi; AbdulGafar Alabelewe, Kaduna; Alao Abiodun; Mike Odiegwu,...

So, as Ayade is set to be baptised, cleansed and forgiven by the holy blood of the APC, our demands as Cross Riverians remain the same. They have not changed. They will not change: we want a Cross River State that is economically viable, with ultra-modern infrastructures in roads, healthcare, education and general well-being. These are the crucial things that must occupy Ayade’s thoughts as he wears APC’s angelic garment in the twilight of his woeful reign.

The leadership of the Taraba State House of Assembly has again agreed to continue to work round the clock to come up with legislation that will enhance

The exercise was organised by the Upper Chamber in 12 centres across the country to collate the views of Nigerians on the key areas to be amended in the 1999 Constitution in order to address agitations in the country.

There seems to be no end in sight to the ongoing killings and destruction of property between herders and farmers in Taraba State, as separate attacks

Following the ill-fated fumigation exercise that landed about 100 students oin hospital, the Ekiti state government has suspended the Provost

Members of the Adamawa State House of Assembly, have broken the silence on why they unanimously approved Governor Fintiri’s request for N100 billion agric bond. Speaking with the media in Yola, the House standing committee chairman on Information, Japhet Kefas, agreed that the decision to give accelerated passage to the letter written by the governor to the leadership of the House requesting an approval to access the bond was collectively done by all members. Kefas, who is the incumbent membe...

Introduction The myriad of security challenges particularly stemming from tribal and religious groups in recent times in our fatherland, is worrisome. Cattle grazing is predominant amongst those in the Sahel and parts of the Savannah regions of Nigeria, particularly the Fulani ethnic group, since livestock is crucial in their socio-economic structure. However, the nomadic nature and transhumance tradition of local herdsmen, such as Fulani herdsmen in particular, some of whom resort to militia e...

Nigeria - North East Bali LGA - Taraba State Flash Report (24 May 2021) Format Surging communal violence between ethnic and religious groups, and long-standing conflicts between farming communities and nomadic herders are prevalent across north-east Nigeria. These conflicts are predominantly centered on disputes over land and cause great insecurity and widespread displacement across the region. On 13 May 2021, a clash between neighbouring Tiv and Fulani communities in Bali LGA in Taraba state w...

President, Literacy Integration & Formal Education (LIFE) foundation, Elvira Salleras A UK-based adoption agency, Literacy Integration and Formal Education (LIFE) Foundation has reacted to the statement made by the UK Department for Education that banned child adoptions from Nigeria and other countries. By virtue of the order, adoptions from Nigeria to the UK were suspended with effect from March 12, 2021.   President, Literacy Integration & Formal Education (LIFE) foundation, Elvira Saller...