RESCUED Boko Haram wife Aisha Yerima has apparently left her family and returned to the Sambisa Forest to be with the terrorist sect's fighter who she was forced to marry when abducted by the militants.
Aisha, 25, was one of the many women kidnapped by Boko Haram during its reign of terror across the northeast and forced to marry a Boko Haram commander. While in captivity, her husband apparently showered her with romance, expensive gifts and Arabic love songs.
FIVE Nigerians have been killed in Ghana over recent days in brutal reprisal attacks after Thompson Peter stabbed a local Ghanaian man to death for allegedly being a thief after confronting him in his residence.
CHRISTIAN Association of Nigeria (Can) president Reverend Samson Ayokunle has lashed out at members of the clergy who receive ill-gotten wealth and use it to fund the building of their churches asking them to think again.
NIGERIA police force officials have declared the recently-formed Biafra Security Service (BSS) an illegal paramilitary organisation and have called on those behind it to disband the group because it is unconstitutional.
NIGER Delta militant groups have elected a new set of leaders to negotiate with the federal government on behalf of the region having passed a vote of no confidence in the Pan Niger Delta Forum (Pandef) led by elder statesman Chief Edwin Clark.
SECESSIONIST campaign group the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob) has called off its threat to stop the November 18 governorship elections in Anambra State unless the government organises a referendum before then.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari is to return to Nigeria later today and address the nation on Monday in a move designed to bring an end to spate of protests concerning his continued stay in London where he has been receiving treatment since May 7.
NIGERIAN community leaders in South Africa have revealed that compatriot Uchena Eloh has just been killed in the Western Cape Province by policemen who suffocated him while he was in their custody.
FORMER president Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has lashed out at the members of the National Assembly describing them as a bunch of unarmed robbers in response to their huge pay packets and bonuses which are among the highest in the world.
RESCUED Boko Haram wife Aisha Yerima has apparently left her family and returned to the Sambisa Forest to be with the terrorist sect's fighter who she was forced to marry when abducted by the militants.
FIVE Nigerians have been killed in Ghana over recent days in brutal reprisal attacks after Thompson Peter stabbed a local Ghanaian man to death for allegedly being a thief after confronting him in his residence.
CHRISTIAN Association of Nigeria (Can) president Reverend Samson Ayokunle has lashed out at members of the clergy who receive ill-gotten wealth and use it to fund the building of their churches asking them to think again.
NIGERIA police force officials have declared the recently-formed Biafra Security Service (BSS) an illegal paramilitary organisation and have called on those behind it to disband the group because it is unconstitutional.
NIGER Delta militant groups have elected a new set of leaders to negotiate with the federal government on behalf of the region having passed a vote of no confidence in the Pan Niger Delta Forum (Pandef) led by elder statesman Chief Edwin Clark.
SECESSIONIST campaign group the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob) has called off its threat to stop the November 18 governorship elections in Anambra State unless the government organises a referendum before then.
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari is to return to Nigeria later today and address the nation on Monday in a move designed to bring an end to spate of protests concerning his continued stay in London where he has been receiving treatment since May 7.
NIGERIAN community leaders in South Africa have revealed that compatriot Uchena Eloh has just been killed in the Western Cape Province by policemen who suffocated him while he was in their custody.
FULANI cattle herdsmen have carried out another brutal attack in Imo State unleashing
FORMER president Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has lashed out at the members of the National Assembly describing them as a bunch of unarmed robbers in response to their huge pay packets and bonuses which are among the highest in the world.
