According to Civilian Joint Task Force, sixty of the rice farmers were gathered before the assailants shot at close range and beheaded some of them.
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According to Civilian Joint Task Force, sixty of the rice farmers were gathered before the assailants shot at close range and beheaded some of them.
Read More »The bird probably left Finland to Denmark. From Denmark to Germany and France. From France, it entered Spain to Portugal and landed in Morocco. From Morocco, it entered western Sahara to Mauritania and landed in Guinea. Probably, from Guinea, it entered Ghana through the Gulf of Guinea and landed in the Delta region of Nigeria where it met its death........... This is the major reason why the bird killed at Isoko North Delta state of Nigeria did not choose to settle at the northern part of the country.
Read More »Lasberry Okafor Anyanwu was a ex-Imo commissioner for Transport. And chairman Imo State Transport Company during Owele Rochas Okorocha’s administration.
Read More »A well-known Islamist politician, Adel-Monaem Abul Fetouh, is also among those put on a terrorism list for the next five years.
Read More »Adegoke said in a series of tweets on Monday that there has been trouble in the family of the deceased. And that the trouble started since her mother-in-law moved in with them.
Read More »A group of gunmen suspected to be bandits have attacked a mosque in Zamfara state during the congregational Jummah prayer.
Read More »The incident happened at a checkpoint in Iragbiji, Boripe Local Government Area of Osun State on August 3. The deceased was returning to his base in Owena, Ondo State, after celebrating Eid-el-Kabir, with his widowed mother.
Read More »Police spokesman Onome Onowakpoyeya who confirmed the arrest said the boys were in possession of the coffin for alleged ritual purposes.
Read More »The adjournment followed the withdrawal of the seventh prosecution witness (PW7), Hassan Seidu by prosecution counsel, Offem Uket.
Read More »A 25 years old woman has tried to sell her one-week-old baby for £3,000 to buy new pair of canvas. The woman identified as Luiza Gadzhieva, was detained in Moscow, Russia, after advertising her tiny baby girl for sale.
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