Margaret-Mary Osiobor: Ikeja Cantonment explosions through the eyes of a six year old [Nigerian Voices]

by Margaret-Mary Osiobor The events of that day are still quite vivid in my memory. It was a warm sunny Sunday afternoon; my sisters and I were home alone. The eldest was making a painting for her fine art class, and my immediate elder sister and I, quite fascinated, were watching her keenly. Our parents... Read More

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May 26, 2016

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The inhumane environment Nigerian police in Obudu live and work in (PHOTOS)

Members of the Nigeria Police Force in the Divisional Headquarters, Obudu, Cross River State, reportedly live and work in a barrack that is less than sightly. According to CrossRiverWatch, the police headquarters, which is located opposite the local government council secretariat along Ranch road, has been in operation since 1979 but there has been no... Read More

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July 25, 2014

Tunde Leye: Behind the headlines (Y! Fiction)

by Tunde Leye Mutiny! Soldiers in Maimilari Barracks, Angered After Seeing The Bodies Of Their Comrades Returned, Shoot At Their Commander Cora Pam clutched her phone in a tight grip, as if it would also up and go away from her. She fought the tears, and chastised herself for thinking the thoughts that ran riot... Read More

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June 1, 2014

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Police eject dead officers’ wives from barracks (See Photos)

by Oge Okonkwo Widows and children of dead police officers living at the Police Mobile Force, 20 Squadron (MOPOL 20), Ikeja were evicted from the barracks after being given short notice. No fewer that 10 widows and their children were evicted with their belongings littering the premises of the barracks. According to reports, the weeping women... Read More

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November 30, 2012

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“We have no protection in this country” – Eyewitnesses narrate Auchi armed robbery experience

by Isi Esene Eyewitnesses have continued to narrate their experience during the invasion on Monday of the polytechnic town of Auchi, Edo State, by armed robbers. The robbers were said to have stormed the town with sophisticated weapons succeeding in robbing four banks. The attack which reportedly lasted three hours left about 15 people... Read More

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Margaret-Mary Osiobor: Ikeja Cantonment explosions through the eyes of a six year old [Nigerian Voices]

The inhumane environment Nigerian police in Obudu live and work in (PHOTOS)

Tunde Leye: Behind the headlines (Y! Fiction)

Police eject dead officers’ wives from barracks (See Photos)

“We have no protection in this country” – Eyewitnesses narrate Auchi armed robbery experience

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