Kaduna, Nigeria News

By Emma Amaize WARRI- FORMER national chairman of the Traditional Rulers of Oil Minerals Producing Communities of Nigeria, TROMPCON, HRM Charles Ayemi-Botu, has said declaration of state of emergency by President Goodluck Jonathan in only three Northern states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa was not enough.

By Our Reporters LAGOS-Troops, yesterday, moved into Yola, Adamawa State capital and Maiduguri, capital of Borno State, barely 24 hours after President Goodluck Jonathan declared a State of Emergency in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states in response to Boko Haram insurgency which has claimed several lives and destroyed many property.

Open Doors USA has issued an urgent appeal for prayer after receiving news that suspected Boko Haram terrorists attacked the predominantly Nigerian Christian village of Zangan in southern Kaduna state around midnight on Monday.

LAGOS, Nigeria Officials say at least 23 people have been killed in separate attacks in central Nigeria, as the nation's embattled president prepares to speak to the nation.

Officials say at least 23 people have been killed in separate attacks in central Nigeria, as the nation's embattled president prepares to speak to the nation.

The Chairman, Kaduna State Universal Basic Education Board , Mr Ishaya Akau on Tuesday said numerous public holidays had contributed immensely to the decline in the nation's education system.

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De-United Foods Industries' immediate focus is maintaining is dominant leadership of the fiercely competitive noodles market by maintaining a wide variety of products under its famous Indomie brand and maintaining strong production capacity.

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FORMER Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and members of Africa Diasporal Initiatives have expressed shock and dismay on the level of insecurity in Nigeria, while condemning the killings of policemen and other security operatives by unpatriotic elements in the country.

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The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs has called on the Boko Haram insurgents to accept the amnesty that may be offered by the Federal Government and stop further spilling of blood and wanton destruction of property.

Officers and men of the Internal Security Force of 1 Division, Nigerian Army, yesterday paraded two suspected petroleum pipeline vandals in Kaduna.

The release of the names of the officers came as the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh, paid condolence visits to families of both officers in Kaduna and Kainji.

THE World Bank, under its concerns for our economy, public health, gender issues, and grabbed headlines again with the news that it was providing additional $120 million credit facility to Nigeria to boost water supply in some of her urban cities.

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The accusation from the country's leading opposition political party was, however, amplified by Afenifere, the Yoruba socio-cultural organisation, which also accused the ACN of democratic impunity through the controversial tenure extension bill for Lagos local government councils.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Thursday, announced an improvement in Nigeria's refining capacity, declaring that domestic refining of Premium Motor Spirits, PMS, at the country's three refineries has increased to 10.23 million litres per day.

A prominent Nigerian interfaith group led by an Irish missionary has called for greater participation of women in policy-making and in the ranks for the country's security and law enforcement agencies, if the current cycle of violence is to be resolved.

Hopes that there may be bright light at the end of a long tortuous dark tunnel in the Northern parts of the country are fading, because the region's biggest power plant will not come on stream as scheduled by 2014.