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Delta bloodbath: Military may place bounty on monarch, others declared wanted - Vimarsana News

Delta bloodbath: Military may place bounty on monarch, others declared wanted

The Nigerian military has disclosed that it may place a bounty on suspects connected to the killing of 17 soldiers in the Okuama community of Delta State.

Okuama killings: DHQ declares eight suspects wanted - Vimarsana News

Okuama killings: DHQ declares eight suspects wanted

The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) on Thursday declared eight suspects including a woman wanted in connection with the killings.

DHQ declares 8 persons wanted for alleged killing of soldiers in Delta - Vimarsana News

DHQ declares 8 persons wanted for alleged killing of soldiers in Delta

The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has declared eight persons wanted in connection with the gruesome murder of 17 officers and soldiers of the Nigerian Army on March 14 in Okuama community in Delta. The wanted persons include seven men and one woman. They were identified as Akevwru Daniel Omotegbono (Amagbem); Prof. Ekpokpo Arthur; Andaowei Denis Bakriri;

Troops neutralize 212 terrorists, arrest 252 persons, rescue 244 kidnapped hostages — National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Troops neutralize 212 terrorists, arrest 252 persons, rescue 244 kidnapped hostages — National Accord Newspaper

Troops neutralize 212 terrorists, arrest 252 persons, rescue 244 kidnapped hostages

Water Scarcity Bites Hardly As Failed Multi-Million Naira Constituency Water Projects Litter Sokoto Communities, - Vimarsana News

Water Scarcity Bites Hardly As Failed Multi-Million Naira Constituency Water Projects Litter Sokoto Communities,

Over the past three weeks, Ibrahim Shuaibu, 35, finds himself in agony, often writhing on the dusty floor, desperately seeking relief from the relentless pain torturing his body. Unlike others who hide their sufferings, Ibrahim is unable to conceal his pain, as he witnesses a distressing transformation in his body. Every time he drinks the tainted rainwater collected from an open-dug land, his private part swells, causing ominous consequences. In Kyadawa Community, in the Gada LGA of Sokoto State, water has become more valuable than petroleum, a crucial source of life.