Sudan: Global leaders warn of inaction in face of atrocities
Tirana Hassan, executive director of Human Rights Watch, and the leaders of over 50 international human rights and humanitarian organizations on Wednesday said the international community should mobilize to address the disaster unfolding “before our eyes.”
PSM dissociates self from protest, civil disturbance
Enugu, Nigeria - The Progressive Students Movement (PSM), a foremost pan-African Socialist Movement, has warned the Ogun State Government not to associate the noble...
Police warn against planned nationwide protest
The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) on Sunday warned against a proposed nationwide protest, warning that it is Ill-timed and mischievous.
There are indications that the...
HEWAN mourns veteran journalist, Ukachunwa
The Health Writers Association of Nigeria (HEWAN) has expressed deep sorrow over the death of one of its pioneer members, Mr Matthew Ukachunwa, describing...
Easter masses cancelled in Dubai because of war
All masses in Dubai have been cancelled because of the Middle East war, two Catholic churches in the United Arab Emirates posted on their...
Gov. Fubara: Rivers is not under police siege
Rivers, The Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara has said the State is not under any kind of Police siege as speculated by detractors...
