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After Boko Haram Raped Us, Security Forces Raped Us Too – Girls Share Sad Stories

Daily Dispatch December 8, 2017

The camp was supposed to be a refuge. Falmata’s life had been stolen by war ever since the sixth grade, when she was abducted from her home and raped repeatedly by Boko Haram’s fighters for the next three years. She finally escaped last spring, slipping into the bush while her captors slept.

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Osinbajo finds Adamawa town deserted

Daily Dispatch December 6, 2017

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo visited several villages and towns in Adamawa state on Tuesday affected by recent communal violence, that led to killings of people and destruction of property. Among places visited were Numan and Dong, but Osinbajo and his team were surprised to find that Kikan, another community affected had been deserted by its […]

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NBTE’s VISIT TO IPOKIA: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING: The Eye Witness Account

Daily Dispatch December 6, 2017

By Moshood Muhammed Recall that when the current imbroglio that followed the pronounced conversion of our highly revered MAPOLY to a University started, I have not said anything publicly. Today, I feel constrained to place on record the most recent happening, on which destiny of thousands of students had been hung. Also remember that NTBE […]

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The ECONOMIST: The Unprecedented Level of Patience Shown to Buhari-The Economist

Daily Dispatch November 26, 2017

Nigerians have never shown such level of patience and tolerance towards any of their past leaders for his record and strange policies as that shown to their current leader, Muhammadu Buhari – a former military dictator now self-confessed democrat who said he came to fight corruption. Buhari, 75, is being plagued with failures across every […]

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Federal govt ends rehab for freed Chibok girls

Daily Dispatch November 26, 2017

The federal government has ended the rehabilitation programme for 106 Chibok school girls freed from Boko Haram’s captivity and says that it has completely reintegrated them into the society. It has also approved the release of N164.7million for payment of their second-semester school fees at the American University of Nigeria, (AUN) in Yola. A statement […]

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Some Abuja communities still kill twins – NAN investigation

Daily Dispatch November 22, 2017

In spite of stopping the killing of twins at infancy in Nigeria many years ago, some communities in the FCT still indulge in the practice, a News Agency of Nigeria investigation has revealed. The communities are: Gbajingala clan of Basa Komo, Chukuku, Gaube, Chibiri, Kulo, Kiyi, Gawu and Sabo in Kuje Area Council. The investigation […]