- 2 Feared Dead As Crisis Rocks Ogun University!
- 2 Feared Dead As Crisis Rocks Ogun University…Posted 24 hours ago
. "No Student Died"- Police
Violence rocked the Ago Iwoye campus of the Olabisi Onabanjo University on Monday. As early as 7.30 am, students had stormed the gates of the institution…
- Amosun Goes Tough; Locks Out Commissioners For Lateness!
- Amosun Goes Tough; Locks Out Commissioners Fo…Posted 1 day ago
The Governor of Ogun State, Senator Ibikunle Amosun on Monday went tough as he locked out late comers at the Governors Office in Oke Mosan, Abeokuta. At least three Commissioners…
- Soldiers Kill 14 Boko Haram Members, Arrest 20!
- Soldiers Kill 14 Boko Haram Members, Arrest 2…Posted 2 days ago
The Nigeria Army on Sunday disclosed that its men are making progress in the ongoing war against terrorism. Army spokesman, Brigadier General Olukolade disclosed in a statement on Sunday that…
- Makers Of Killer Syrup, “My Pikin” Convicted!
- Makers Of Killer Syrup, “My Pikin” Convicted!Posted 4 days ago
. Company To Forfeit Assets
Adeyemo Abiodun and Ebele Eromosele, both employees of Barewa Pharmaceutical Compnay Ltd. were on Friday sentenced to seven years imprisonment by a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos.
The…
Gunmen Hit Vice President Namadi Sambo’s Home!
A number of daring gunmen on Monday attacked the Zaria home of Nigeria’s Vice President, Namadi Sambo, located at Baba Ahmed Road, Tundun Wada in Zaria. Street Journal gathered that the gunmen engaged the policemen guarding the Vice President’s home in a gun duel, wounding two of them in the process. According to the Kaduna [...]
Suicide Bombers Hit Police Stations In Sokoto!
The terrorists in Nigeria defied the calls for peace in the holy month of Ramadan as suspected Boko Haram members struck at two police formations in Sokoto State ion Monday. A bomb explosion hit the Unguwar Rogo Police station around 11.30 am while the other attack occurred at the Police formation in Marina which also [...]
IBB & Obasanjo’s Call For Peace: A Paradox?
To the surprise of many Nigerians, a call for peace came from two former leaders of the country. What made it more surprising was the fact that the message was contained in a joint statement signed by Generals Ibrahim Babangida and Olusegun Aremu Obasanjo. The reasons may not be far-fetched; both former leaders had an [...]
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