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Police parades 6 security operatives for harassing, extorting money from public in Imo - Vimarsana News

Police parades 6 security operatives for harassing, extorting money from public in Imo

Parading the suspects on Tuesday at the Imo State Police Command Owerri, the Police Command Public Relation Officer ASP Henry Okoye said

Man Flees After Allegedly Killing Pregnant Wife In Edo - Vimarsana News

Man Flees After Allegedly Killing Pregnant Wife In Edo

A bereaved father, Adun Samuel, has offered to pay N100,000 to anyone who can provide information leading to the arrest of his son in-law who allegedly

Suspected IPOB militants kill soldiers, policemen in Rivers - Vimarsana News

Suspected IPOB militants kill soldiers, policemen in Rivers

Sources told Daily Trust that the gunmen who were in military uniform attacked the soldiers and police officers who were on guard along the Airport road. Both the State Police Command Public Relation Officer, Nnamdi Omoni and 6 Division of the Nigerian Army , Public Relation Officer, Major Charles Ekeocha, could not confirm the story at press time. Even though no group has claimed responsibility, IPOB has been blamed for similar incidents in the region. After the killing of some IPOB militants in Imo on Saturday, the group vowed retaliation.

Daily Trust - Police confirm death of 2 persons in Rivers stampede - Vimarsana News

Daily Trust - Police confirm death of 2 persons in Rivers stampede

Eyewitness said hundreds of the online registered customers had gathered at the collection centre to collect palliatives from the company. One eyewitness said that the number of persons that had gathered to collect the palliatives over stretched the centre’s facilities. This, according to the source led to the stampede. The State Police Command Public Relation Officer, Nnmadi Omoni who confirmed the incident said only two persons died. Omoni said that “the incident occurred when palliatives were being distributed by INKSMARKET, a Non-Governmental Organisation to her registered members fro...