Photos: Kidnappers who killed and buried their victim after collecting N5m ranson nabbed in Anambra

Two members of a kidnap gang were caught by a combined team of policemen, local vigilante and hunters. According to Abia Facts Newspaper, the kidnappers identified as Obiora and Livinus, natives of Umuanu in Ndia Agu kidnapped a grandmother, killed and buried her in the bush after collecting the sum of Five million naira from her family. No further details were given on the victim.

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Cute new photo of Alex Iwobi and his stunning girlfriend, Clarisse

Clarisse shared the photo and wrote that Alex always watches her when she takes selfies...

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Alleged child torture: Nwole Precious' family give insight on how their daughter was tortured by mistress & sent back to Awka

Read the statement from Precious Nwole's family below...

Nwole Precious is a little girl of 7years. She originated from Umudioka village Awka, in Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra State. She lived at Abuja with one Mrs. Chinelo Ifezue,from Mbaukwu,of the aforesaid local government area of, Anambra State. On 6th August, 2016, Nwole Precious was allegedly transported to Awka, from Abuja, by her mistress, Mrs.Chinelo Ifezue.

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Why the Desperation to Rope in Dr. Goodluck Jonathan? By Reno Omokri

This is an article written by Reno Omokri. Please read on...

The coordinated attack on the integrity and credibility of former President Goodluck Jonathan is unfortunate. That the same hastily cooked up lies were reported simultaneously and almost word for word by The Nation, saharareporters.com, premiumtimesng.com and other known client media of the powers that be is evidence of the fact that someone powerful is out to get the former President.

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Amid economic challenges, inter-state transporters plan 70% fare hike

Weighed down by serious economic challenges and poor infrastructure, private transport companies in the country say they may have no choice but to increase fares by as much as 70% to stay in business.

The transporters stated this at a stakeholders’ meeting in Lagos put together by the Association of Private Transport Companies of Nigeria (APTCON).

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