• Terrorists kill five cops in Katsina • Arewa leaders condemn Borno attack, demand swift action Vice President Kashim Shettima has said the death toll from the suicide bombing attacks in Gwoza
Suspected terrorists have reportedly killed five policemen and injured another in an ambush in Katsina State on Sunday morning. The incident was said to have occurred at about 6 a.m. when the
Gunmen, believed to be terrorists, have abducted Hajiya Halima Adamu, mother of the famous Hausa musician, Dauda Adamu, popularly known as Rarara. Adamu was abducted early hours of Friday morning, around 1am,
Dons offer tips Katsina State government has confirmed two cases of cholera in Kusada Local Council, with 118 others currently under medical investigation. The confirmation was made at a press conference by
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) on Thursday lamented over the 18 million children that are out-of-school in Nigeria and called on stakeholders to redouble efforts at addressing the situation. UNICEF Chief
Crop-eating worms have invaded and destroyed hundreds of farmlands in Katsina State, with some farmers estimating their loss in hundreds of millions of naira. The green and slimy-looking worms, which look like
Two staff members of the Federal University, Dutsinma (FUDMA), Katsina State, including one other person abducted by suspected terrorists, have escaped from their hideout. Recall that a lecturer with the Department of
Two staff members of the Federal University, Dutsinma (FUDMA), Katsina State put their lives on the line to regain freedom after spending five days in kidnappers’ den Word was rife in Kastina
A woman, Aisha Abubakar, has been arrested by security operatives in Katsina State for being in possession of a cache of bullets. A video circulating online showed that Abubakar was apprehended aboard
NUJ urges Tinubu to address minimum wage, ASUU’s demands ACADEMIC Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has warned that the Federal Government’s lukewarmness and silence in addressing the issues in tertiary institutions may result
Hoodlums invade Niger communities, raze homes, rustle animals Bandits have killed a retired Brigadier General of the Nigerian Army, Uwem Harold Udokwe, and seven others in Abuja, coupled with seven others at