GLOBAL COMMUNITY REPORTERS

The Nigerian Army says it has arrested two Military Police who allegedly maltreated a physically challenged person on New Market Road, Onitsha, on Feb. 7.  Col. Sagir Musa, the Deputy Director, Public Relations, 82 Division of the Nigerian Army, who disclosed this in a statement on Thursday, said the suspects wore army camouflage uniform.

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Samuel Awoyinfa The Ogun State Police Command has smashed a six-man kidnapping gang which allegedly lured a man, Femi Olatunji, from his home in the Isheri area of Ogun State to Igbokoda, Ondo State, where they killed him after collecting a ransom. The suspects’ names were given as Fadeni Henry, Lebile Olatunji, Ehuwa Oririe, Olotu Tosin, Oluwole Ohunayo, and Peter Omogbemi. The leader of the gang, 23-year-old Henry, had reportedly struck a relationship with the victim on the social media, and allegedly lured him to Igbokoda, the gang’s base, on Friday, May 12, 2017. The state Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Iliyasu, said the wife of the victim had reported the kidnap of her husband to the police. He said the command’s detectives, men of the Anti-Kidnapping Unit and operatives of the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad were directed to rescue the victim. Iliyasu said it was later discovered that Henry and other members of his gang had lured the victim,

Five-year-old Aliyah Masaku, who was attacked by three dogs in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State, has died. Aliyah died at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, on Wednesday after she was transferred from the Ikorodu General Hospital, where she was first admitted.

By Omah Diegu A preacher from Inyi Nigeria, Bishop Harford Anayo Iloputaife was born on the 12th of February 1959 in Lagos Nigeria. He was the sixth child of Capt. H. A. Iloputaife, MBE, NAEC, who was the grandson of Maduekesi (Madu) King of Inyi at the time the British invaded that land in the 19th Century. On his maternal side his grandfather John Anyaji a fervent preacher and renown healer was first to introduce Christianity to the people of Inyi from Ogidi where he had gone to apprentice as a lumberjack (sawyer). 

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Finally, God of fortune seems to be smiling on the unemployed graduate – Imudia Uduehi, as Twice as Nice, a leading Fashion store has offered the embattled father-of-five a job opportunity. Mr. Uduehi, recently became father of quintuplets after his wife, Oluwakemi Uduehi, delivered five babies at the National Hospital in Abuja on April 12, 2017. Following the delivery, Mr. Uduehi had in a report on Greengist pleaded with Nigerians to help him secure a job to cater for his new babies. He made the appeal while speaking with the News Agency Nigeria. “I am delighted and I thank God to have blessed us with these healthy children, I know it is a huge responsibility because it is not easy to raise even one child” he had said. ”I am, however, appealing to the government, well-meaning Nigerians and corporate organisations to come and support my family in raising the children. I want everyone to see these children not just as a blessing to us but also a bless

By Dickson Okafor Commercial activities within Kirikiri Town and its environs in Lagos were brought to a standstill recently, as truck drivers in the area clashed with some naval personnel stationed at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Kirikiri. It was gathered that the military men brutalised some members of the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), Kirikiri chapter, following disagreements over toll collection from truck owners and drivers. The naval men, the truck owners and drivers alleged, were extorting money from the truck drivers before granting them access into the terminal of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) in Kirikiri to load or offload containers. The reporter gathered that members of the RTEAN task force in Kirikiri trying to prevent petrol tanker drivers from facing oncoming traffic, thereby adding to the traffic congestion in the area, were resisted by the military men. The RTEAN members alleged that the military men h

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Two communities in Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State on Saturday signed a peace agreement as part of efforts to bring an end to the wanton destruction of lives and property in the area. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the communities involved are Dangoma and Takau in Kannikon and Zipak chiefdoms respectively. Speaking at the event held in Kafanchan, Peter Averik, chairman of the local government, said the peace deal was brokered following series of dialogue between the two communities. “We met and deliberated successfully on the way forward and, thankfully, the two communities resolved to sheath their swords and give peace a chance. “This is a milestone for us and we want to use this opportunity to let the world know that we want peace and we are for peace,” he added. He said that the peace pact was informed by the attacks of July 24 in Zikpak which made Kaduna tensed, left several people dead while many houses were burnt. “Findings revealed that the incident r