13 Dead In Latest Nigerian Religious Crisis

By: Victor Ulasi

Thirteen people have been reported dead in the latest religious crisis in Riyom local government area of Plateau state, Nigeria. The attack reportedly was the work of Muslim kinsmen who visited the villages in the early hours of the mourning on Wednesday.

Nigerian Journalist Killed in Robbery | 3 Suspects Detained

The Lagos State Police Command has reported to have arrested three suspects involved in the death of Mr. Bayo Ohu the former political editor of The Guardian Newspapers of Nigeria. The incident occurred at his residence in Lagos State, Nigeria on Monday.

Bomb Blasts near Nigerian Government House leaves 8 Dead, 6 Injured

Two bombs planted by militants were detonated yesterday at the Delta State Government House of Nigeria during the Post Amnesty Dialogue. The explosion left eight people dead, and six others injured.

Nigeria | Two Bank Employees Charged as Accomplices in Rash of Bank Robberies

Two bank employees have been arrested after being accused of being members of a gang involved in a series of bank robberies. The “gang” is believed to consist of at least 25-armed and extremely dangerous criminals.

Pakistan | UN Condemns Murder of Aid Workers

Six aid workers with World Vision International were killed in a deadly attack on its office in Mansehra district of Pakistan. The aid workers were assisting survivors related to the deadly earthquake of October 2005.

Nigeria | Controversy over Number of Casualties in latest Religious Violence

By: Victor Ulasi, Nigeria
It was a sad development as the Plateau state Government prepared for the burial of 380 innocent victims killed during the recent religious crash between Christians and Muslims. The killings occurred in Dogo Na Hawa village on Sunday morning, March 7, 2010 and was said to be a counter revenge by the Muslims on the last [...]

200 Dead, 300 Wounded in Nigerian Religious Crisis

According to reports, military units began surrounding the villages around the same time journalists and officials visited the areas. “It appears to be reprisal attacks,” said State Commissioner of Information Gregroy Yenlong.

Inhumanity: Armed Bandits Rob Bus, 30 Dead

Updated information regarding an incident on February, 25 2010
It was a National tragedy in Nigeria today as armed bandits murder 30, raped 25 women along the Lagos-Benin expressway. The carnage lasted over 4 hours.

American al Qaeda Spokesman Arrested and Charged with Treason – Update

Adam Gadahn, California has been arrested by Pakistani Security forces outside of Karachi. Gadahn will be the first American charged with treason since World War II.

Al-Qaeda short of funding, running narcotics throughout the land of Islam

With United Nations economic sanctions along with the US treasury department’s global crackdown on Al-Qaeda’s financiers, Bin Laden and his followers have turned to dealing narcotics to fund their war.

What a turn of events, trained by the CIA in the 80’s to combat communism, funded by narcotics, Bin Laden has torn a page out of the GOP playbook, and turned a blind eye to the Koran. Just recently a DEA operation snared cocaine smugglers transporting their illegal cargo across the Sahara desert. As it turns out it was actually a DEA “sting” operation.

Student pleads guilty to theft charges

By: Victor Ulasi, Nigeria
A Nigerian student aged 21 (name withheld) has pleaded guilty at Abuja magistrate court for stealing a goat and three turkeys to buy some clothing for himself and fund a proposed date with his girlfriend with the money realized out of the sales of the stolen items.
World News Vine learns [...]

3 SuperSport Journalists kidnapped in Nigeria

Two Nigerian and one South African journalist working for SuperSport Television channel were kidnapped at Owerri Local Government area of Imo state, Nigeria after producing a program on Nigeria Premier League game

Militants attacks Shell’s flow station in Delta, Nigeria

Militants under the group known as Peoples Patriotic Revolutionary Force have blown up Shell flow station at Kokori, Ethiope East Local Government Area in Delta State of Nigeria, and threatened to attack any opposition that may rise against them regardless of political status.

Killing of Nepalese media group head sparks UN alarm

The United Nations human rights office in Nepal today expressed its deep concern over the killing of the head of a media group, the latest in a string of murders of journalists in the Asian nation.

NATO ISAF | 800 kilos of hashish, guns, and explosives seized – Earthquake Northern Afghanistan

Over the past 24 hours a joint Afghan-international force in Spin Boldak district of Kandahar Province, seized over 800 kilograms of hashish on a trailer of a broken tractor. Led by Afghan National Police officers, the patrol discovered, seized, and transferred the narcotics to a nearby ANP compound.

Nigerian police investigator murdered in cold blood

A Nigerian Police investigator, Danjuma Mohammed who works for the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has been shot dead in the abdomen by unknown gunmen in the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria, Abuja at the front of his newly rented home.

US accuse Nigeria of playing hide and seek game over Halliburton scam

By; Victor Ulasi, Nigeria
United States of America has disclosed the information needed by the Nigerian government to prosecute those indicted over the Halliburton fraud in Nigeria that is contrary to the claims of the former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Michael Aondoakaa that Nigeria is innocent.
This came as a result of [...]

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