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According to Fulani News Media, 38 Fulani men were killed by a military drone in Rukubi community, Doma Local Government Area of Nasarawa state.

On Friday 20Th January 2022, these refugees were seen off the border located between the towns of Amchidé and Banki by the Cameroonian government to return to Nigeria after their ten years stay in Cameroonian.

A Human rights lawyer, Mike Ozekhome, has stated that the Federal Government of Nigeria is trying to cover its atrocities from the international community, with the ban of Twitter in the country.

"What type of compensation and or what level of threat made a 20 years old youth to jeopardize his future bagging a twelve months prison sentence by confessing to an obvious lie? "Claiming to have done a presently impossible act of video editing and special effects(sfx)"!

The Nigerian president, Mohammadu Buhari, Vice president Yemi Osinbajo and all the governors of the 36 states of Nigeria will be the first set to recieve Coronavirus vaccine.

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.

Former Director Public Relations of the Nigerian Army, Retired Brigadier General Sani Usman has said that blank ammunition was used during the shooting of peaceful protesters at the Lekki tollgates on October 20.

The Amnesty International has disputed Nigerian army’s claim that it did not shoot peaceful Lagos protesters. The Lekki shooting of October 20th 2020 is being evaluated and more facts are emerging.

"My heart goes out to the families of young Nigerians who have lost their lives in the past days as a result of #EndSARS protests. May God grant them the fortitude they need at this difficult time. It has been a difficult time to me as well. Nation-building is a collective

A Nigeria midfielder, John Ogu has called on his fellow footballers to boycott their upcoming AFCON games. This is to show solidarity to ongoing protest against police brutality and continuing violence in the commercial capital, Lago