Month: February 2017

Boko-haram terrorists kidnap Taraba,Boko Haram

Arewa group urges stakeholders to stop fueling Boko Haram activities

By TribuneWeb

Military appoints new spokesperson for Operation Delta Safe

By S-Davies Wande

Food, fuels, clothing and others push inflation to 18.72%

By TribuneWeb

Seun Egbegbe, accomplice to spend more time behind bars

By S-Davies Wande
CPPM INEC PVCs collection,Kwara Wednesday PVC collection,Low collection of PVCs in Lagos, Over 33000 PVCs awaiting collection in Jigawa ― INEC, PVCs, PVCs still uncollected

Printer of fake voter’s card arrested in Lagos

By TribuneWeb
NAPVID on funding for commission Edo govt on oxygen, Reps member constructs , Edo govt shut, 10 unidentified bodies found in Edo communities, evacuated to morgue, 250 women, youths graduates from FG LIFE-ND agric intervention project in Edo, INEC reunites Orbih's faction, Police kill three neutralised kidnappers, Police arrest for selling baby, Man stabs policewoman to death in Edo, Suspected herdsmen kidnap Edo APC chieftain, Edo Police confirm two dead in renewed cult clash, Altar boy to slain Catholic priest on danger list in Edo as angry villagers lynch herdsman, Reverend father kidnapped at home , marginalisation of Owan Akoko Edo , Police arrest two men for defiling 13-year-old schoolgirl in Edo, Edo police debunk news , 2023: Auchi people kick against marginalization, Edo elders defend status as autonomous community, Death toll in Auchi, Gunmen kill policeman, campaign against use of chemicals, Oredo LGA arrests illegal revenue collector, Army, police wade into farmers, herders clash in Edo, Ijaw youths stop pipeline project over exclusion, FG inaugurates capacity warehouse, Gunmen abduct DPO in Edo, attempted jailbreak in Edo, Police shoot protesting Niger Delta student in Edo, Edo doesn't owe , Edo farmers seek FG's intervention, Edo schools resume Monday, Five suspected kidnappers burnt, Edo govt arrests four, Community blocks Benin-Ekpoma-Auchi road, Cab driver cries for justice , Five kidnapped passengers regain freedom, Two suspected kidnappers arrested, Wife edo, edo vigilantes, edo immigration PRO kidnapped, Unidentified vigilante kills shopowner, customer in Benin, Police arrest suspected, Edo community protests, Edo begins fresh registration, Police kill suspected, South East Monarchs, Bishops call for unconditional release of Kanu by FG Nnanna Nwogu - Umuahia The Joint Body of the South East Council of Traditional Rulers and representatives of Igbo Archbishops and Bishops has called for the unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu by the Federal Government. In a press statement dated October 18th, 2022 and made available to TRIBUNE in Umuahia, the body noted, “we have also supported the call for the unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu by the Federal Government to douse the current tensions across the Southeast and create an atmosphere for collaboration towards a constructive resolution of the issues”. According to them in the statement signed by H.M. Obi Nnaemeka Achebe, CFR (Chairman, Anambra State Traditional Rulers Council), Most Rev. Dr. Chibuzo R. Opoko, (Methodist Archbishop of Umuahia), H.M. Igwe Amb L. O. C. Agubuzu (Chairman, Enugu State Traditional Rulers Council) and Most Rev. Dr. Valerian M. Okeke (Catholic Archbishop of Onitsha), “We note the Opinion emanating from the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, regarding the on-going legal action instituted by the Federal Government of Nigeria against Mazi Nnamdi Kanu which was issued on 20th July 2022. Among many recommendations or requests made to the Federal government, the Opinion called for the immediate and unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who has been in detention for over one year, following his rendition from Kenya in June 2021. “We also note media reports confirming that on Thursday, October 13, 2022, a three-man panel of the Court of Appeal in Abuja led by Justice Hanatu Sankey held that the Federal High Court lacks the jurisdiction to try Mazi Nnamdi Kanu on the grounds of his rendition to Nigeria which violates the protocol on extradition and the OAU convention, and subsequently discharged Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. “We welcome this judgment and assert that the wisdom of the Appellate Court presents a timely and an unprecedented opportunity to overcome the challenge of trust that has obstructed the path to peace; and opens the window to winning the hearts and minds of the people. “We therefore unequivocally support the call for the immediate release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in line with the unanimous judgment of the Court that his extradition and subsequent trial was illegal, and the lower court had no jurisdiction to hear the case. “In conclusion, the march towards peace and the restoration of normalcy in our society and economy requires the collective action of all people of God. We are confident that all Nigerians will rise to the summons of History and act with courage,

Edo tribunal: Recounted ballot papers show discrepancies with INEC’s figure

By S-Davies Wande
Dickson

Dickson lifts embargo on employment in Bayelsa

By TribuneWeb

Police arrest printer of fake ballot papers in Lagos

By S-Davies Wande

Adamawa govt records non-existent schools, clinics — Official Committee

By TribuneWeb
Criminal charges

Why we invade Agatu communities…..—Gen Apeere

By S-Davies Wande

Benue governor sacks five commissioners, appoints new SSG

By TribuneWeb
Fulani group cries out for Justice, Cattle breeders have relocated, accident, cattle, cows

FCT sets up 22-man committee on cattle grazing, rustling

By David Olagunju
Babatunde Fashola

Fashola promises timely completion of Abuja-Kaduna road repairs

By David Olagunju
NTDC

NTDC to develop 3 tourist sites in Abuja’s pilot scheme

By David Olagunju

Insufficient budgetary provision delays road projects —Fashola

By David Olagunju
senate house

Digitisation: Senate to invite NBC boss, stakeholders over set-up boxes, others

By David Olagunju
Judicial worker, Court, Judiciary

Court hears immigration officer’s promotion denial suit Feb 27

By David Olagunju

Osinbajo urged to fulfill promises made to Niger Deltans

By David Olagunju
Okowa

Mega filling station inaugurated in Asaba

By David Olagunju

MASSOB urges Nigerians to pray for Buhari

By David Olagunju

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