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The suspect behind the June 25 dynamite explosion at the Rivers State-owned Hotel Presidential in Port Harcourt has been identified as 40-year-old Preye Josiah, with the police saying he will be prosecuted. In a statement on Sunday by its spokesman, Grace Iringe-Koko, the Rivers Police Command said the suspect, whose one hand was chopped off
Armed bandits attacked the Ni’asu-Dantankari road in Katsina on Thursday night, opening fire on vehicles and abducting 13 travelers. The incident was disclosed in a statement by security analyst, Bakatsine on his X handle on Friday. According to him, a swift response from a joint team of the Nigerian Army, Community Watch Corps (CWC), and
Katsina: Bandits attack Ni’asu-Dantankari road, abduct 13 as security forces rescue 10
Armed bandits attacked the Ni’asu-Dantankari road in Katsina on Thursday night, opening fire on vehicles and abducting 13 travelers.
The incident was disclosed in a statement by security analyst, Bakatsine on his X handle on Friday.
According to him, a swift response from a joint team of the Nigerian Army, Community Watch Corps (CWC), and vigilante members led to the rescue of 10 victims after a fierce confrontation.
He also expressed concerns over rising insecurity in Katsina South Senatorial District, which he linked to the peace deal in Kaduna State.
He said, “Yesterday night, bandits blocked the Ni’asu-Dantankari road, opened fire on vehicles and abducted 13 people. However, a joint team of the Nigerian Army, CWC and vigilante group members pursued and engaged them, successfully rescuing 10 victims.
“Sincerely speaking, the peace deal in Kaduna State has led to an increase in attacks in Katsina South Senatorial District, which shares a border with Kaduna,” Bakatsine wrote.
Katsina: Bandits attack Ni’asu-Dantankari road, abduct 13 as security forces rescue 10
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Political parties and candidates in Ondo State have signed a peace accord ahead of the 16th November governorship election. The signing, which took place on Friday at the International Culture and Event Centre in Akure, the state capital, was organised by the National Peace Committee, headed by former Head of State, Abdulsalam Abubakar. Some of
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Political parties and candidates in Ondo State have signed a peace accord ahead of the 16th November governorship election. The signing, which took place on Friday at the International Culture and Event Centre in Akure, the state capital, was organised by the National Peace Committee, headed by former Head of State, Abdulsalam Abubakar. Some of