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The Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced two senior commanders of the Ansaru terrorist group, an al-Qaeda-affiliated extremist organisation, to life imprisonment after they pleaded guilty to multiple terrorism-related offences. Justice Emeka Nwite handed down the sentence after convicting Abubakar Abba, popularly known as Abu Baraa, and Mahmud Usman, also known as Mamuda, on
Some Port Harcourt-based clergymen have criticized the recently passed Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Amendment Bill, 2026, which proposes a N50,000 fine for anyone found preaching inside a commercial vehicle. Speaking on the development, Pastor Obinna Mbadike of His Purpose Assembly described the bill as a misplaced priority, arguing that it does not address the
President Bola Tinubu has called on African countries to jointly condemn the ongoing Afro-phobic attacks, also known as xenophobia, in South Africa. Tinubu said a united stance by African leaders would send a strong message that such acts of intolerance are unacceptable under any circumstances. Speaking during the 69th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority
Residents of Nyande Community in Aleto Clan, Eleme Local Government Area, have appealed to the Federal, Rivers State and Eleme Local Government authorities for urgent intervention following devastating flooding that has submerged the community. The residents blamed the disaster on poor drainage construction by the contractor handling the Eleme section of the ongoing federal road
Residents of several communities in Oyigbo Local Government have raised concerns over severe flooding following three days of heavy rainfall. They said the persistent downpour caused the collapse of soakaway pits and perimeter fences, leading to sewage spilling into streets and residential areas. The affected communities include Graceland, Peace Estate, Oyigbo West, Umusia, Umuokobo, Umuwalia,
Commercial bus and taxi drivers, commuters and Christian preachers in Port Harcourt have expressed mixed reactions to a bill passed by the Senate seeking to prohibit preaching in commercial buses. The proposed legislation prescribes a six-month jail term, a ₦50,000 fine, or both, for anyone convicted of violating the law. Some drivers described the bill
The University of Calabar has dismissed eight members of staff and delayed the promotion of another by two years over various acts of misconduct. The disciplinary actions, approved at the institution’s 174th Governing Council meeting, followed investigations into offences including examination malpractice, diversion of funds and vandalism. The university said it maintains a zero-tolerance policy
The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP), led by Fegalo Nsuke, has denied reports of a leadership crisis, insisting the organisation remains united and committed to the Ogoni Dialogue Committee. Speaking with our correspondent, Nsuke dismissed claims that he had rejected reconciliation efforts, describing them as false and aimed at misleading the
The Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) at the Rivers State University Teaching Hospital (RSUTH) has called on healthcare professionals to take a more active role in tackling the growing problem of drug abuse across the country. Speaking at a symposium to mark the 2026 International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, ARD President, Dr.
By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu The history of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has traveled a path that parallels the political evolution of the country. It began in 1900, the same year in which the government of Queen Victoria assumed formal authority over the country after revoking the Royal Charter of Taubman Goldie’s Royal Niger Company.
