MEMBERS of Nigeria's Special Anti Robbery Squad (Sars) police unit often mutilated the bodies of some of their victims and even sold body parts according to human rights body the Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (Rolaac).

CALABAR South Local government Area's paramount ruler His Royal Majesty Professor Itam Hogan has warned Nigeria's elite the next uprising by the masses is likely to be much deadlier than the recent one and may not spare any of them.

FORMER spokesman for the Nigerian Army Brigadier Sani Usman has backed his one-time colleagues accused of murdering innocent protesters at the Lekki Toll Gate on October 20, saying they could not have killed anyone as they would have used blank bullets.

BRITAIN'S government has conceded that it provided training and equipment to Nigeria's notorious Special Anti-Robbery Squad (Sars) police unit accused of torture and extrajudicial killings that has spurred massive demonstrations across the country over recent weeks.

SUPER Eagles head coach Gernot Rohr may have to recall goalkeeper Francis Uzoho for his first game since he got injured in a friendly against Brazil last October after Lugano's Sebastian Osigwe emerged as a doubt after testing positive for coronavirus.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) We may be laughing about the investigative capacity of Detective Fashola but what if he uncovered some brilliant clues at the Lekki Toll Gate that could lead to the conviction of the murderers who shot our youths?

(2) Bear in mind that Detective Fashola is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, so will have some experience of criminal law and investigation

NIGERIA'S former petroleum minister Diezani Alison-Madueke got a temporary relief in her ongoing fight against corruption charges yesterday after an Abuja high court declined to order her arrest.

NIGERIA'S federal government plans to solicit the support of the National Assembly in formulating a national policy on the use of social media in what it describes as a war of the spread of fake mews and misinformation.

HUMAN rights body Amnesty International has published its report on the October 20 shootings at the Lekki Toll Gate confirming that Nigerian Army troops fired on unarmed protesters and has called on the authorities to stop trying to cover-up the incident.

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari's spokesman Femi Adesina has increased the political temperature in the country by alleging that looters of warehouses across Nigeria were not hungry or angry but are just criminals taking advantage of the collapse in law and order.