An Appeal court of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has convicted six Nigerians over alleged funding of Boko Haram activities in Nigeria. The appellate court upheld the conviction earlier passed on by the lower court accusing the group of funding the Boko Haram activities.
Boko Haram Started As Youth Protest – Zulum Warn Endsars Protesters
Borno state Governor, Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum has today warned the promoters of the EndSARS protest to learn a lesson from the Boko Haram incident that started as a youth protest and ended up as a global security problem.
IPOB And their Collaborators Hijacked Endsars Protest – NEC
The National Economic Council (NEC) yesterday revealed that the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and their collaborators secessionist were the shadows that hijacked the protest and widespread lawlessness across the country. Hoodlums have reportedly hijacked the EndSARS protest that caused lawlessness and widespread looting of both private and public properties that worth billions of naira.
DSS Foils Kidnap Attempt On Bayelsa LG Boss, Arrests Culprits
The Department of State Services in Bayelsa State has arrested a four-member kidnap syndicate for an alleged attempt to abduct the Chairman of Yenagoa Local Government Council Area, Uroupaye Nimizuoa. The suspects are a 43-year-old prophet, Kingsley Amos, a spiritualist, Tari Erigi, an information communication technology expert, Philip Anayo, and a lady, Nsikan Sunday. Parading the culprits in Yenagoa on Friday, the DSS Deputy Director of Operations, Femi Shotayo, said they also sent life-threatening text messages to the Yenagoa council boss.
FG, States Record More Losses As Looting Of Warehouses Continues
Following the #EndSars movement, calling for the end in Police Brutality and Extortion by Nigerian youths across the country as well as several attacks by hoodlums including arson, vandalism, and looting of Warehouses holding COVID-19 palliative items have been recorded across the country. States, where hoodlums looted COVID-19 warehouses, include Lagos, Plateau, Cross River, Oyo, Kwara, Edo, Ondo, Adamawa, Kaduna, and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) among others.