Politics

IBB Re-echoes Two Party System

Daily Dispatch March 11, 2017

Former Military President, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (rtd), on Saturday re-echoed his support for a two-party system, and declared that it was the best option toward deepening democracy. Babangida spoke in Minna, when the Strategy and Inter-Party Affairs Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party

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Boko Haram: Nigeria to validate Framework, National Action Plan on violent extremism

Daily Dispatch March 11, 2017

The Federal Government has in furtherance of efforts to prevent and counter violent extremism in Nigeria concluded plans to validate the framework and National Action Plan for deradicalisation and countering of extremist groups like Boko Haram terrorists. To this end, the constituted Working Group on developing the framework and NAP for Preventing and Countering Violent

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DOCTOR STABBED MOTHER TO DEATH IN OGUN

Daily Dispatch March 11, 2017

Omooba Risawe Ogun State Police Command has arrested a Medical Doctor,Emmanuel Ogah for allegedly stabbing his mother to death. The Command Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi made this known on Saturday,adding that  the suspect on interrogation  confirmed  that he killed his biological mother because she was fond of scolding him publicly He explained further that

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Bayelsa poll: Judicial Commission Submits Report, Dickson Vows to Stop Future Violence

Daily Dispatch March 11, 2017

The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into the violence that characterised the last governorship election in Bayelsa State has submitted its report ‎to Governor Seriake Dickson. The commission, which was inaugurated o‎n December 14, 2015, was given seven terms of reference and in August 2016 it submitted an interim report to the governor. The Chairman of […]

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Nigeria’s Battles With Boko Haram Scar the Land and Its People

Daily Dispatch March 11, 2017

Photo A burned Nigerian village seen from a United Nations helicopter flying between Maiduguri and Monguno.CreditAshley Gilbertson for The New York Times While reporting an article on civilian massacres by the Nigerian military, the photographer Ashley Gilbertson and I heard reports that soldiers were burning villages. The militant group Boko Haram, too, has been accused

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Buhari to Nigerians: Avoid Swallowing Just Any Drug

Daily Dispatch March 11, 2017

President Muhammadu Buhari is happy to be back home ‘hale and hearty’, but he has a medical advice for all Nigerians which we should not miss in the euphoria of his return. “I think one of our terrible things is self-drug administration,” he noted in his address while speaking with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and […]