How Nigerian Was Beaten To Death By South African Police

A 30-year-old Nigerian, Nonso Odo, has been reportedly beaten to death by police officers in Hillbrow Johannesburg, a prominent South African city.

According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Imo-state born Nigerian was tortured to death in South Africa on Thursday, after engaging in a quarrel with a fellow Nigerian in their business centre.
President of the Nigerian Union in South Africa is livid with anger over the death of Mr. Odo

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Fake Army Recruitment Ring Busted

The long arm of the law has finally caught up with suspected  fake army recruitment ring who mode in trade was to defraud innocent  job seekers of their hard earned money, Daily Independent reports.

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Probe Kaduna LG Chairmen, Group Tells El Rufai

El Rufai To Probe Ex- LG Chairmen

The Kaduna state Governor, Nasir el-Rufai, has been asked to probe the 23  caretaker local government areas committee chairmen of the  state.

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Patience Jonathan: Ex-First Lady reportedly barred from PH Airport VIP Lounge

Security officials at the Port-Harcourt International Airport in Rivers State on Thursday barred wife of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Dame Patience from entering the airport’s VIP lounge.

According to a report by National Mirror,  the former first lady was refused entry following an instruction from “powers-that-be from Abuja”.

Patience Jonathan was reportedly on her way to the burial of her late Chief Security Officer, CSO,

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How Nigerians Invited To Meet Buhari In US Were Disgraced (PHOTOS)

During his recent visit of the United States of America, Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari, reportedly embarrassed some Nigerians who had thronged the Nigerian embassy to have a town hall meeting with him.

The Nigerian president was in the US on a four-day visit, where he met with the American president, Barrack Obama, and a few other stakeholders in the country.

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Arepo explosion: Armed vandals barricade creeks, evacuate dead colleagues

The fire from the explosion at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, pipeline at Arepo area of Ogun State, ignited by rival vandals Wednesday, was put out in the early hours of yesterday, following a forceful shut down of supply by NNPC.

This is just as armed vandals were said to have barricaded the creeks to wade off any intruder, as they recovered the bodies of their burnt colleagues.

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