The North Of Nigeria After The Protests 

By Tunde Olusunle Usman Yusuf, professor in the medical sciences is working hard at being a voice of opposition. He cut a controversial image during the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari during which he headed the National Health Insurance Scheme, (NHIS). He was fingered for a bouquet of infractions under his watch and was…

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Kogi CTC Chairman Escapes From Kidnappers Den – Police

By Thompson Yamput The police in Kogi have said that the caretaker chairman (CTC) of Kabba/Bunu local government area, Mr Zacchaeus Dare-Michael, has escaped from his kidnappers’ den. Dare-Michael was on Friday reportedly kidnapped by some gunmen on the  Kaba-Okene road while on his way home. He was said to have been abducted alongside some…

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Kogi Residents Shun Nationwide Protest

By Reporters Residents of Kogi on Thursday went about their normal daily activities as security operatives from various agencies occupied major roads in Lokoja, the State Capital. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the nationwide protest began over economic hardship. NAN reports that business ventures, banks and corporate offices remained open for business…

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Shelve Protest, Embrace Dialogue, NOA Urges

By Blessing Odega The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has urged Nigerian youths to embrace dialogue rather than the planned 10 days protest. The State Director of NOA Plateau, Mrs Kaneng Pam -Hworo, gave the urge in a statement on Wednesday in Jos, while appealing to the youths in Plateau to shelve the planned nationwide protest…

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NGO Says Epidemic Imminent As Refuse Litter Kogi

By Thompson Yamput Renaissance Care and Empowerment Foundation (RECEF Nigeria), an NGO, has raised an alarm over a possible epidemic in Kogi in view of stinking refuse dumps that litter many parts of the state. Mr Idris Muraina, its Executive Director, expressed the fear in a statement issued on Friday in Lokoja. The executive director…

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International NGO Advocates Peaceful, Non-Violent Protest

By Peter Amine The International Organization for Peacebuilding and Social Justice (PSJ), dedicated to building bridges of peace and promoting social justice across Nigeria, has advocated for peaceful and non-violent protest if the proposed planned national protest holds. PSJ Executive Director, Mr Inuwa Durkwa, made the disclosure on Friday in Jos when he addressed newsmen…

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