By John Ikani The government of Nigeria's commercial hub - Lagos State Government on Thursday began publication of details of sex offenders in the state. The details according to local media quoting an official includes names...
By John Ikani Human Rights Watch and the Chadian Convention for the Defence of Human Rights (Convention Tchadienne de Défense des Droits de l’Homme – CTDDH) say Security forces killed at least 13 people, including a...
By John Ikani A prosecutor in Guinea has ordered the seizure of the assets of two Guinean businessmen of Lebanese descent who have been accused of being linked to funding militant group Hezbollah. Guinea's prosecutor Alphonse...
By John Ikani Reports from Nigeria's north-western state of Kebbi say gunmen on motorbikes killed at least 63 people in Zuru area in a Sunday night attack. Confirming the attack to BBC, a village head in...
By John Ikani The Inspector-General of the Nigerian Police (I-G), Usman Baba, has approved a new and improved dress code for female police officers in the country. A statement released on Friday by the Acting Force...
By Ebi Kesiena At least 30 people were killed and 80 wounded in a suicide attack at a Shiite mosque on Friday in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar, where rescuers frantically ferried the dead and...
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