Nigerian govt. not owing foreign students in Amnesty Programme – Boroh

The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta/Coordinator, Presidential Amnesty Office, Paul Boroh, says the beneficiaries on the offshore programme abroad have been paid their school fees, upkeeps and other allowances. Mr. Boroh, retired brigadier general, disclosed this in a statement by the Director of Information, Amnesty Office, Charles Dafe, on Saturday in Abuja. […]

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Niger Delta Avengers announce end of ceasefire, vows to cripple oil sector

The Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) has announced a suspension of its ceasefire with the federal government. In a statement on Friday, Murdoch Agbinibo, the group’s spokesman, said the group would renew hostilities. The militant said the fresh attacks would be worse than those of 2016. “We can assure you that every oil installation in our […]

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Suicide bombers attack Borno kill 15

Not less than 15 people were killed on Monday when two suicide bombers struck civilians receiving aid in Borno state, a rescue worker and a member of the civilian Joint Task Force (JTF) have reported. “There were twin suicide explosions at 11:10 am in Mashalari village (near Konduga), which killed 15 and left 43 others […]

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Military declares IPOB terrorist group

The defence headquarters has branded the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) a “militant terrorist organisation” and urged parents to dissuade their wards from joining the group. In a statement in Abuja on Friday, John Enenche, the director, defence information, restated the commitment of the armed forces to confront “all security challenges facing the country”. Enenche […]

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