Nigerian soldier arrested for cybercrime
Nigerian Army said it has arrested one of its personnel who was found culpable of cybercrime. The soldier was identified as Lance Corporal ...
Nigerian Government silent hours after #EndSARS protesters were ‘killed’
Nigerian Government has remained silent several hours after peaceful and unarmed protesters were shot and killed at Lekki toll plaza on Tuesday. Footages ...
Security agents attack #EndSARS protesters in Lekki
By Editor 20 October 2020 | 7:07 pm Related Lalong declares 24-hour curfew in two Jos LGs, bans 'all forms of ...
Wike accuses Amaechi of sponsoring pro-SARS protest in River State
Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike on Tuesday accused Nigeria’s transport minister Rotimi Amaechi of sponsoring pro-SARS protest in the state. “Intelligence report shows ...
#EndSARS: IGP orders deployment of anti-riot police unit nationwide
The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has ordered immediate nationwide deployment of anti-riot police unit, the Police Mobile Force (PMF), to protect lives ...
Lagos #EndSARS protesters resist curfew
EndSARS protesters in Lagos State have said they are unshaken by the 24-hour curfew imposed by the state government. Lagos State governor Babajide ...
Police ban all forms of protest, gatherings in Lagos
The Nigerian police command in Lagos State has banned all forms of protest or gathering in the state. “Lagos State Police Command wishes ...
#EndSARS: Lagos imposes 24-hour curfew
Lagos State Government has declared a 24-hour curfew in every part of the state due to the ongoing #EndSARS protests. “I have watched ...
#EndSARS: Rainoil CEO not attacked in Asaba, says management
The management of Rainoil in Asaba has refuted news making the rounds that its chief executive officer was attacked by hoodlums taking advantage ...
Hoodlums set Orile police station ablaze, kill policeman
Hoodlums who infilterated #EndSARS protesters threw caution to the winds in Lagos Tuesday, setting ablaze the building of Orile Police Station. A policeman, ...
