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Support Army, COAS urges Taraba govt - Vimarsana News

Support Army, COAS urges Taraba govt

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, has lauded the Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas for supporting and cooperating with the Nigerian Army. He also urged the Taraba State Government and people of the state not to relent, especially in providing timely and useful information to the…

Governors, FG allowed Boko Haram terrorists, herdsmen to kill Christians in 2023 — Report - New Nigerian Politics - Vimarsana News

Governors, FG allowed Boko Haram terrorists, herdsmen to kill Christians in 2023 — Report - New Nigerian Politics

State governments. It stated that the Nigerian Government has found it difficult to verify the perpetrators of the violent attack and the motivation behind the

Taraba monarch seeks upgrade of chiefdom, creation of more districts - Vimarsana News

Taraba monarch seeks upgrade of chiefdom, creation of more districts

The paramount ruler of Jenjo community of Karim-Lamido local government council, David Robert, has urged the Taraba State government to upgrade the Jen

Panel uncovers N3.5bn irregularities in Taraba university account - Vimarsana News

Panel uncovers N3.5bn irregularities in Taraba university account

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Nigerian Government Allowed Religious Extremists Attack, Kill Hundreds Of Christians In 2023 —U.S. Agency Report - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Government Allowed Religious Extremists Attack, Kill Hundreds Of Christians In 2023 —U.S. Agency Report

A newly released 2024 annual report of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has detailed how hundreds of citizens were killed by religious extremists in Nigeria.   The report documents developments during 2023 and provides recommendations to enhance the U.S. government’s promotion of freedom of religion or belief abroad.   According to the report, most incidents that led to the deaths were tolerated as a result of the negligence from the government, both federal and state.