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Vanguard News Gunmen kill three, abduct medical doctor in Oyo On Ola Ajayi, Ibadan UNKNOWN gunmen have reportedly kidnapped a medical doctor, Akindele John Kayode, at one Health Care Center,  Tapa, in Ibarapa North Local Government. The doctor was reportedly abducted around 11 pm on Saturday. This happened just a few hours after some bandits killed a Chief Executive Officer of an independent marketer and his two young cousins in Idere. It was gathered that the CEO of the filling station and his cousins were killed by unknown gunmen, around 7pm on Saturday, January 2nd, in Idere, Ibarapa Cen...

By Bashir Bello The Katsina State government has insisted that it didn’t pay a dime as a ransom to secure the release of the schoolboys kidnapped by bandits who attacked the Government Science Secondary School in the Kankara area of the state. The state government kicked against reports making rounds that it paid the sum of N344 million (N1 million per head) as a ransom for the release of the schoolboys. The Secretary to the Katsina State Government, Mustapha Inuwa who stated this in an interview with Vanguard instead kicked against the idea of payment of ransom which he said if encouraged ...

By Bashir Bello & Abdulmumin Murtala— KANO Former Governor of Kano State, Senator Ibrahim Shekarau(Kano Central), said on Sunday that Nigerians cannot have the change they desire until the 83 million eligible voters can produce the elected 11,000 few that make them(voters) sleep peacefully. Senator Shekarau noted that Nigerians are not doing the right thing to elect the right leaders from the ward level to the top, to bring about the leadership that would change the narrative of the nation. The senator stated this during a media parley in Kano on Sunday, adding that ahead of the 2023 genera...

Share When Mrs Ukachuku Amaka, a 31-year-old mother of two, fell into labour in July, she decided to patronise a hospital close to her residence. Restriction of movement due to COVID-19 lockdown in Lagos had prevented her from going to the family hospital where she originally planned to have her baby. “When I got to the hospital, they said they would do COVID-19 test for me. Soon, I noticed that my husband and I had been left in the labour room. The nurse told my husband that the COVID-19 test came back positive and therefore I would have to be moved to another room,” Mrs Amaka recounted.

Vanguard News 2021: Give useful, timely information to tackle insecurity ― Kano lawmaker On By Bashir Bello, Kano The member representing Ajingi, Albasu and Gaya Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya, has told members of the public to assist through providing security agencies with useful and timely information that would aid the fight against insecurity bedevilling the northern region and country at large. This was as he urged them to also pray fervently for God’s intervention to bring to an end the ugly menace. Gaya made this known in his new year ...