The police in Abuja recently paraded before the public, six members of a child trafficking syndicate. Prominent among them was a medical doctor and a certain Faith Nuhu who abducted three of her own sister's children and sold two to the group.
Faith reportedly abducted the three children Grace Musa Idris, 13 years, Philip Musa Idris, 3 years and Paul Musa Idris from their home in Kafachan, Kaduna State on the pretext of going to buy them biscuits from a nearby shop.
However, Faith quickly took the children to a bus station where they boarded...
Thursday, 24 September 2015
For 32 years when he served Nigeria at the Federal Housing Authority (FHA), Mr. Sylvester Ajayi didn't suffer a major health challenge. But when it was time to undergo tests at the Gwarimpa General Hospital in order to register for the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), the year he retired from the civil service, he was diagnosed with diabetes type 1.
Though he was surprised at the outcome of the diagnosis owing to many years of good health...
Residents report that Baga and Monguno towns in the northern part of Borno State have come under renewed Boko Haram attacks.
According to a Monguno indigene who went to celebrate the Sallah at home from one of the IDP camps in Maiduguri,
” we learnt that Baga was attacked at about 12 midnight and by 2am, we were attacked at Monguno. I do not know the number of casualties but certainly, many people were killed by the insurgents.”
Ibrahim Mammadu and others who had gone to celebrate Sallah in their home towns had to beat a quick retreat to Maiduguri...
Said Omahi, Head of Iran's Hajj organization has blamed the stampede in Mina, Saudi Arabia that killed 717 persons and injured 863 others yesterday on the closure of two of the paths near the site of the Stoning of the devil ritual.
His speech on state television which was monitored by Associated Press revealed that the closure left only three routes to the devil stoning site.
However, Saudi Arabia Interior Ministry has said that the stampede may have been caused by two waves of pilgrims meeting at an intersection.
Ministry spokesman Major General...
Information emanating from the Nigerian Army indicate that soldiers fighting insurgency in the Northeast have discovered and destroyed a major fuel storage facility used by Boko Haram terrorists.
The Acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col Sani Usman said in a statement he released on Thursday that soldiers discovered the fuel dump at Ladu Bumbawa Ward of Guzamala Local Government Area of Borno State.
He noted that the insurgents had earlier captured seven persons at Gajere, namely the Chief Imam and some ward heads and their deputies. They...
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