The Minister of Defense, General Christopher Musa, rtd, has explained why it is difficult for the Armed Forces to fight […]
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INSIDE LIFE: Man Arrested For Allegedly Killing Father With Cutlass In Rivers
A man has been arrested in the Ada George area of Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital for allegedly killing […]
Continue readingJUST-IN: Vice President Escapes Unhurt As Campaign Helicopter Crashes
Zambia’s vice president said she and seven other people survived unharmed after their helicopter crashed just after takeoff Thursday while […]
Continue readingGovernor Rewards 10 NYSC Members With N20 Million
The Rivers State Government has rewarded 10 indigenes who received the prestigious National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Presidential Honours Award […]
Continue readingINTERPOL Arrests 5,800 Yahoo Boys, Recovers $293 MillionÂ
The International Criminal Police Organisation, INTERPOL, on Thursday said it arrested over 5,800 fraudsters and intercepted $293 million in global […]
Continue readingBREAKING: Every Nigerian Will Feel Impact Of My Reforms — President Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has assured Nigerians that the impact of his administration’s reforms will be felt by citizens across the […]
Continue readingDJ Chicken Reportedly Arrested Over Controversial Statement On Seyi Tinubu, 2027 Election Outcome
DJ Chicken’S lawyer has raised an alarm over the comedian’s alleged arrest, appealing to fans and those with access to […]
Continue readingFLASH: What Nigeria Needs To Make State Police Work – Ex-Israel Prime Minister, Ehud Barak
Former Prime Minister of Israel, Ehud Barak, has urged the Federal Government to establish a central rapid deployment police force […]
Continue readingI Told Kidnappers To Kill My Brothers, Refused N300 Million Ransom – Zamfara Governor
Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, on Thursday revealed that he refused to pay a N300 million ransom when his brothers […]
Continue readingMinimum Monthly Salary Of Soldiers Now N100,000 – Defence Minister Announces
Nigerian soldiers now earn a minimum monthly salary of N100,000 following a recent welfare review by the Federal Government, the […]
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