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Enugu Gov'ship: CSO Demands Probe Into Alleged Judicial Process Abuse - Vimarsana News

Enugu Gov'ship: CSO Demands Probe Into Alleged Judicial Process Abuse

A civil society organisation, Make A Difference Initiative (MADI), has accused the deputy governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in

MLG Capital launches sixth real estate investment fund with $400 million raise goal - Vimarsana News

MLG Capital launches sixth real estate investment fund with $400 million raise goal

Brookfield-based MLG Capital has opened its sixth private real estate investment fund with an equity raise goal of $400 million.

#Justice4KerenRally: Police Invite Gender Activist, Lemmy Ughegbe Over Planned Protest For Rape Victim, Keren - Vimarsana News

#Justice4KerenRally: Police Invite Gender Activist, Lemmy Ughegbe Over Planned Protest For Rape Victim, Keren

Keren-Happuch was a boarding house pupil of Premiere Academy, Lugbe, Abuja who was allegedly raped. by SaharaReporters, New York Jul 08, 2021 The Nigeria Police Force has invited the Executive Director, Men Against Rape Foundation, Lemmy Ughegbe following a planned protest tagged #Justice4KerenRally to demand justice for a 14-year-old rape victim, Miss Keren-Happuch Akpagher.  Keren-Happuch was a boarding house pupil of Premiere Academy, Lugbe, Abuja who was allegedly raped.  She died from an infection in her private parts.  Coalition of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Responders had scheduled...

Children seized. Towns attacked. Can Nigeria fix security crises? - Vimarsana News

Children seized. Towns attacked. Can Nigeria fix security crises?

Abuja, Nigeria – Swirls of dust, whipped up by a construction site nearby, envelop Ibrahim Usman’s stationed commercial tricycle. But the 26-year-old, who runs a shuttle service between Galadimawa, a suburb of Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, and other satellite towns, is unperturbed. “Dust means nothing to me. The most important thing for me right now is the safety I enjoy in Abuja and the little money I make from my business,” he says, as he bids his turn to transport passengers. “When I came to Abuja, I had nothing to do for a few weeks and relied on friends to survive, but today I am...