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IGP Usman Alkali Baba. Photo/POLICENG The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr Usman Alkali, has presented cheques worth N6.5 million to 14 families of deceased policemen who lost their lives in the line of duty in Kaduna State. The Commissioner of Police, Kaduna Command, Umar Muri, presented the cheques on behalf of the IGP, on Thursday in Kaduna. A statement issued by the command’s spokesperson, ASP Mohammed Jalige, said that the money was from the “IGP Family Welfare Insurance.” Alkali said that the insurance policy was aimed at supporting families of deceased policemen who died...

Bandits and other sundry criminals in North-West are having a field day perpetrating their nefarious activities without a trace by using unregistered motorcycles to traverse most parts of northern Nigeria’s hinterlands where road accessibility remains a challenge. People in many communities in the outskirt of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara and other […]

…say bandits vowed to make state unsafe It was jubilation galore as 27 kidnapped students of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation, Kaduna were reunited with their families after 56 days in captivity. Tears of joy flowed freely from both parents and their children. At about 3pm, the entire premises of the college, located along the Kaduna International Airport, opposite the Nigerian Defence Academy, erupted in jubilation as the students were being escorted by heavily-armed policemen in company with the state Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan, and the...

Punch Newspapers Sections Godwin Isenyo …say bandits vowed to make state unsafe It was jubilation galore as 27 kidnapped students of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation, Kaduna were reunited with their families after 56 days in captivity. Tears of joy flowed freely from both parents and their children. At about 3pm, the entire premises of the college, located along the Kaduna International Airport, opposite the Nigerian Defence Academy, erupted in jubilation as the students were being escorted by heavily-armed policemen in company with the state Commissioner for Internal Security...

Archyde May 8, 2021 by archyde End of ordeal in Nigeria for about thirty students. Kidnapped in March from their university in the city of Afaka, they were able to find their families on Friday. In total, 39 students were kidnapped on March 11 from their university in northwestern Nigeria. A first group of ten students had been found by security forces in the weeks following the attack, but the last 29 students missing were held captive for nearly two months. The Nigerian authorities do not give details of the circumstances of the release of the students or a possible ransom. The ...