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The Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Walw Abass, has directed the immediate deployment of tactical teams within and around Asaba, the state capital, after a middle-aged man narrated in a viral video how he was kidnapped in the capital city on Saturday around 9 p.m.   The man, a Globacom customer who made the video at the front of a Glo office in Asaba said, “It is a life story here in Asaba. I was a victim of kidnap along GLA Road around 9 p.m to 10 p.m. Everybody needs to be careful in...

LemFi, a leading fintech company specialising in international payments for everyone, proudly announces its official launch in the United States. Building on its recent success as a licensed International Money Transfer Operator through its subsidiary RightCard Payments Limited by the Central Bank of Nigeria, LemFi is excited to bring its innovative digital money transfer services to customers in the American market.

  Imo state Governor Hope Uzodinma has reportedly ordered the closure of properties belonging to Evangelist Mike Ikoku, Chairman of the Divine Mandate Movement Campaign Organisation, a campaign council for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for the November 11 governorship election in the state.   

A former spokesman for the House of Representatives, Eseme Eyiboh, has claimed that the N2 million holiday token recently given to Nigerian senators will not be sufficient to help them sustain engagement with their constituencies due to the economic hardship in the country.  Mr Eyiboh said this when he appeared on a live programme on Arise News TV which was monitored by SaharaReporters on Sunday night.  He claimed that there is nothing wrong in paying the lawmakers while going on holiday becau...

A member representing Anyamelum State Constituency in Anambra State House of Assembly, Bernard Udemezue, was on Friday reportedly delayed entry into the State Assembly complex for arriving in a tricycle, popularly known as Keke Napep. In a 30-second video of the incident which has gone viral on social media, the lawmaker is heard saying, “Did you give me a car? Have you given me a car? Is it not what I have that I will use? Open this gate jare,” and asking the tricycle rider to go in but the...

Some soldiers and policemen were on Sunday involved in a face-off in Ogun State, SaharaReporters has gathered. This occurred when the police officers attempted to arrest a suspected female drug dealer (name withheld) in Arepo but the attempt was frustrated by the military men. SaharaReporters gathered the policemen from Warewa station in the Obafemi Owode Local Government Area of the state had raided the woman’s shop and arrested her. She was said to have been arrested with different illicit d...

  The European Centre For Law and Justice (ECLJ) has stated that Nigeria and Pakistan have some of the harshest laws against blasphemy worldwide, while condemning the violence, abductions and deaths which have been caused by alleged blasphemy in both countries. The ECLJ lamented that since 2009, more than 52,250 Christians had been killed in Nigeria, while more than 700 others had been abducted; “with more than 18,000 churches and 2,200 Christian schools burned down by Islamic militants in Ni...

Residents of streets around the Iju rail station in the Ifako Ijaiye Local Government Area of Lagos State have raised an alarm about the disastrous havoc flood is wreaking in their homes following the construction of the rail station. The residents of the streets including Akinde Street, Isholik Street, Idowu Akinsanya Street and Mokin Street, said some of them had been displaced by the flood while many others still in their houses could no longer sleep during rainfall. They said some residents ...

Abel Isah, a cadet in the Sokoto Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, who was recently beaten to death by superior officers, has been buried.   Isah was beaten to death by his superior officers for refusing to sign off on incomplete exhibits handed over to him.   SaharaReporters had exclusively reported that two of Isah’s superior officers were angered by his refusal to be part of the illegality and therefore heavily descended on him.