Seven Fulani gunmen have been nabbed at Azagba Ogwashi were arrested on Wednesday, February 22, at about 5am by Men of the Anioma Security Watch Network Vigilante group.  Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns The vigilante members stopped a trailer conveying the Fulani gunmen,load of cows and their luggage at Azagba Junction.The suspected Fulani gunmen were interrogated and the following weapons were found in their possession: Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns 1. Seven Dane Guns 2. Gun powder 3. Some catrages 4. Charms 5. Swords and cutlasses 6. Daggers and one battle axe Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns According to the Chairman of the Vigilante,the Fulani gunmen said they came all the way from Taraba State to Isselegu in Ndokwa East Local Government, Delta state. Fulani Gunmen from Taraba arrested in Delta, with guns The Divisional Police Officer, Ogwashi-uku, Mr Shuai...

Customers of eight banks operating in Enugu on Monday, got stranded as the state government, following a directive from the state high court, sealed off the banks over failure to remit about N1billion to the government. The stranded customers were seen hanging around while others complained over when the banks will be opened so that they could withdraw their money. Stranded bank customers The exercise which was carried out by the state’s board of internal revenue, Daily Post reports, affected Access Bank, Stanbic IBTC, Skye Bank, Union Bank, Unity Bank, Heritage Bank, Keystone Bank and Sterling Bank. Chairman of the board, Mr. Emeka Odo, said the action was carried out following an order from the state High Court. Mr Odo said sealing of the banks was to ensure banks take necessary actions in performing their civic obligations to government. “ Sealing of the banks is the first phase of the enforcement exercise on the major companies and institutions. “The ...

- Participants of the MMM Ponzi scheme have been living in apprehension following its temporary shutdown and reopening - The Ponzi scheme has now told participants what to do as it restricts their investments for the year 2016 Participants of the Mavrodi Mondial Movement (MMM) Ponzi scheme awaiting new updates on their investments would just have to take to fate. The Nigerian government had constantly warned citizens about the scheme The MMM has released a statement titled: ‘МММ Nigeria is coming back to normal’, asking the participants to forget their investments for 2016 and commence a new investment. This means that the jubilation that greeted the reopening of the scheme in January 2017 may have been cut short. “Dear members, MMM Nigeria lifts all the limits for Mavro acquired in 2017. So, MMM Nigeria is coming back to normal. “And now the members can actively develop the community and create new requests to provide help. For these requests, orders will soon arr...

President Buhari who is on medical vacation in the UK was recently visited by the Senate president and speaker of the House of Representatives