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Eight abducted as gunmen attack hospital, police station in Kaduna July 04 Advertisement Muhammad Jalige, police spokesperson in Kaduna, confirmed the incident to TheCable, noting that the attack occurred in the early hours of Sunday. Jalige said gunmen had earlier attacked a police station in Zaria but met stiff resistance from officers on duty. “In the early hours of today, 4th July 2021, at about 0130hrs, suspected armed bandits in large number attacked the Divisional Police Headquarters, Saye Zaria LGA of Kaduna State, in an attempt to overrun the officers on duty, but met with a stiff...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The Kaduna State Police Command, on Sunday, said it foiled bandits’ attack on one of its divisional offices, Divisional Police Headquarters, Saye Zaria LGA of the State. In a statement on Sunday, Kaduna Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Mohammed Jalige said there was exchange of fire arm between the police and the bandits around 1.300hours, forcing the bandits to retreat “In the early hours of today 4th July, 2021 at about 0130hrs, suspected armed bandits in large numbers, attacked the Divisional Police Headquarters, Saye Zaria LGA of Kaduna State in an att...

•Police tear-gas, arrest Lagos, FCT demonstrators  •Shops locked, markets, streets deserted over fear of violence •PDP, Reps kick as police defend attacks on pro-democracy protesters The protests held across the country on Saturday to mark Democracy Day were marred by low turnout, police resistance and arrests, especially in Lagos and the...The Advocate

FG has not fulfilled its promises – Abiola’s family Protesters, journalists arrested in Lagos, Calabar   Nigerians, mostly youths, yesterday held peaceful processions and rallies in some states of the federation to mark this year’s Democracy Day. However, normal activities went on in some states just as residents in other states stayed indoors to commemorate […]

The protests held across the country on Saturday to mark Democracy Day were marred by low turnout, police resistance and arrests, especially in Lagos and the Federal Capital Territory.