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By: Our Correspondent. A violent attack by youths of the Egun community in Ikpoba Okha Local Government Area has left Mr. Edokpolor Igueben severely injured and his family displaced, amid growing concerns
By: Tosin Ajibade. ALADJA, Delta State — Tension has reportedly gripped Aladja community in Udu Local Government Area following the killing of a 35-year-old man, identified as Ambrose, popularly known as Yellow,
Political activism involves organized efforts by citizens to influence political decisions and societal change through various methods, including protests, lobbying, voting, digital campaigns, and civil disobedience, aiming to promote or resist specific
By: Odieh Ramon. The Lagos State Police Command has launched an investigation into the alleged arson and killing of a young man, Kilaso Paul, in an attack reportedly carried out by suspected
The need for government at all levels, in collaboration with relevant stakeholders in african societies, to rise up against the growing trend and extreme cases of forced female circumcision common amongst minors,
Fear has gripped parts of Benin City and Lagos following reports that Idugboe Bright Nogheghase has gone into hiding after suspected members of the Aye (Black Axe) confraternity allegedly murdered his younger
Some kidnap suspects alleged to be involved in abductions in Ondo State have been arrested by operatives of the State Security Network Agency, also known as Amotekun Corps. The suspects were
The sudden disappearance of Mr. Seun Rotimi Ayoola, his wife Oluwatoyin Temitayo Ayoola, and their two young sons, Ayobami Albert Ayoola and Ayomipo Alfred Ayoola, has been linked to sustained religious persecution
By: Akeem Adeyemi. The police in Isolo, Lagos state are battling to unravel the circumstances surrounding the killing of one Okanlawon abass in a mob attack at Akpenor Street, off Ago, Lagos.
In Nigeria, persecution of LGBTQ persons rarely begins with public arrests or visible acts of violence. More often, it starts quietly within homes, friendships, and places of worship—spaces meant to provide safety
