By John Ikani Trust Television Network (Trust TV) a television owned by Media Trust Group, has been fined N5 million by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) over the broadcast of the documentary titled “Nigeria’s Banditry: The...
By John Ikani The Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) has reportedly suspended train services on the Ajaokuta and Lagos-Kano routes over fears of terrorist attacks. Heritage Times (HT) gathered that the NRC suspended services at the Ajaokuta...
By John Ikani The Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to hold talks with the UN mission in the country, Monusco, on the withdrawal of peacekeepers that will “meet the demand of the people”, government spokesperson...
By Emmanuel Nduka The secret behind the victory of the current Nigerian Government in the 2015 election may have been fully unravelled, after Abubakar Kawu Baraje, a former chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC)...
By Emmanuel Nduka Terrorists who attacked the Abuja-Kaduna train in March and kidnapped 61 passengers, have released five more of the victims. The five victims are Prof. Mustapha Umar Imam, Akibu Lawal; Abubakar Ahmed Rufai, Mukthar...
By John Ikani When militaries in Mali and Burkina Faso rode on popular anger to erode years of democratic gains, many expected that they will contain growing extremist violence over the last decade that has killed...
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