Felix Duru Mbah

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Enugu Police Boss Joyful Over Harvest Of Successes, Vows More Action

Enugu Police Boss Joyful Over Harvest Of Successes, Vows More Action

By Sylvia Kodilichukwu, Enugu As part of sustained efforts to rid Enugu State of unrepentant violent criminals, operatives of the State Police Command, under the directive of Commissioner of Police, Mamman Bitrus Giwa, have successfully rescued 28 kidnapped victims, arrested 10 male suspects, and recovered firearms, ammunition, cash, vehicles, motorcycles, and other exhibits in multiple coordinated operations. In a statement by the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Enugu State Command, it noted that on May 18, 2025, at about 6:30 p.m., operatives attached to Umumba Police Division, working with the Neighbourhood Watch, Forest Guards, and community members, promptly rescued two…
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Oyo Explains WAEC Student’s Killing, Rep Alabi Vows Not To Keep Silent

Oyo Explains WAEC Student’s Killing, Rep Alabi Vows Not To Keep Silent

By Stephen Gbadamosi, Ibadan Rising to the occasion, Oyo State government has commiserated with the family of a secondary school boy slain during a routine traffic infraction operation on Alakia Old Road, Ibadan, the state capital, describing the incident as sad, shocking and painful. In a statement by the Special Adviser on Media to the state governor, Dr. Sulaimon Olanrewaju, government stated that it would work with the State Police Command to investigate the matter and ensure that justice is served. The government noted that the incident was totally avoidable, noting how what started as a traffic offence, with the…
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See Abuja And Marvel

See Abuja And Marvel

By Kehinde Olaosebikan ‘See Paris and die’ is a phrase used to describe the beauty of Paris, the capital city of France. Not that one would die after seeing Paris, it presages that feeling Paris is the ultimate fulfillment of life’s aspirations; signifying that one could die happy having sighted the city. Seeing the city gives a sense of completeness and finality to one’s life journey after witnessing the best of beauties, Paris. But, today, as capital cities across the world outpace France in beauty, Abuja, Nigeria’s 8,000 square-kilometer capital is burgeoning towards attaining the status of one of the leading best…
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Warri Federal Constituency: Obey S’Court Judgment -Ijaws Say, Warn Of Consequences Of Violation

Warri Federal Constituency: Obey S’Court Judgment -Ijaws Say, Warn Of Consequences Of Violation

By Emma Ogoigbe, Warri There is uneasy tension in Warri federal constituency of Delta State as ethnic Ijaws and Urhobos have vowed to resist any attempt to alter a Supreme Court judgment relating to the delineation of electoral wards and polling units in the area. According to them, it will be unfair if the Supreme Court verdict is ignored, just to favour the neighbouring Itsekiri, insisting that such action will bring unhealthy development in the constituency. Principal Secretary to Amakosowei (Pere) of Ogbe-Ijoh Kingdom, Chief Monday Keme, stated these in an exclusive interview with our correspondent in Warri. Chief Keme…
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NDLEA Endorses HURIWA Children’s Anti-Drug Comic Book, Dangote Yet To Respond

NDLEA Endorses HURIWA Children’s Anti-Drug Comic Book, Dangote Yet To Respond

Chairman/Chief Executive Officer (CEO), National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Brigadier General Mohammed Buba Marwa (rtd) has officially communicated to the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) endorsing the group's children's comic book which seeks to sensitise Nigerian children to stay off hard drugs and illicit substances, for a better future. In the light of the official endorsement, HURIWA said it applied to Dangote Foundation in Lagos for funding assistance to publish additional 10,000 copies of the book for free distribution to school children in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). However, the body said "the Dangote Foundation did not…
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Petition Exposes Mess, Alleged Fraud, Rights Violations, In Bauchi Police Command

Petition Exposes Mess, Alleged Fraud, Rights Violations, In Bauchi Police Command

By Achadu Gabriel, Kaduna A petition to the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Lateef Fagbemi SAN, has opened the lid on the sordid and allegedly fraudulent operations of some personnel of the Bauchi State Police Command, North-East Nigeria. The petition detailed a five-day period of surveillance on alleged cases of illegal arrests, some of the victims being picked up from their shops as they closed business for the day, others merely walking along streets, and subsequently hounded into unlawful detention and extorted tens of thousands of Naira, forced to pay for their freedom,amid the prevailing…
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BREAKING! California Surgeons Perform Historic Bladder Transplant, As Patients Awaiting Death Can Live Longer

BREAKING! California Surgeons Perform Historic Bladder Transplant, As Patients Awaiting Death Can Live Longer

Surgeons in California have performed the first ever successful bladder transplant, aiding a patient who previously had his bladder and both kidneys removed as a result of cancer treatment and end-stage kidney disease. The treatment allowed the patient, 41-year-old father of four Oscar Larrainzar, to go off dialysis – although the surgery comes with considerable short- and long-term risks and unknowns. The bladder transplant was done by two surgeons who worked for years to develop the technique, which was used to transplant one kidney and a bladder recovered from a human donor. “This surgery is a historic moment in medicine…
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There Was A North

There Was A North

By Abdullah Dan'Azumi Mohammed Golkos The United, Cohesive North 1960s-1980s Where Religion, Ethnicity Weren't Issues There was a Northern Nigeria in the 60s to the early 80s. I saw that North, I witnessed it and experienced it. It was monolithic, cultured, enlightened, multi-ethnic and multi-religious, a tolerant North in which there was mutual respect for each other. There was no competition for superiority or domination by any ethnic group or religion. Rather, the relationship between the peoples was characterised by cooperation rather than confrontation. To be a Muslim or Christian was met by the reaction: So what? People were judged…
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Karu Bridge Crash: No Life Lost -FEMD

Karu Bridge Crash: No Life Lost -FEMD

By Felix Durumbah Federal Capital Territory Emergency Management Department (FEMD) has refuted a report today (not in People&Politics ) which claimed that scores of persons were feared dead on a fresh auto crash near Karu Bridge in the nation's capital territory. Exactly two months (March 19, 2025) on the day about 15 persons lost their lives in multiple auto crashes close to the same bridge, it was the scene of a fresh accident today, May 19. The bridge is located on the busy Abuja-Keffi Expressway. However, according to FEMD, no life was lost in the latest crash. In a statement…
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South Africa To Appeal Against Nigerian Pastor, Omotoso, Acquitted Of Rape

South Africa To Appeal Against Nigerian Pastor, Omotoso, Acquitted Of Rape

More trouble may be coming for Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso as South African authorities said they will continue with legal proceedings against him after he was acquitted of rape last month. Pastor Omotoso has left the country voluntarily,though the authorities said they will apply for his extradition to South Africa to face proceedings if the appeal is allowed. Omotoso, who denied the 32 charges against him, was accused of sexually assaulting young women from his church in Port Elizabeth. The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said it will still appeal against the judgment which found Omotoso not guilty, saying his presence…
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