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Treatment delays released hostage

A British oil worker freed after being held captive for more than six months in Nigeria is to remain in the country for another week. Robin Hughes, 59, originally from St Margaret’s Bay, Kent, was among 27 oil workers kidnapped … read more

Two Turkish Hostages Released

Two Turkish crew members of Marshallese-flagged Turkish ship Aleyna Mercan abducted by pirates off Nigerian, were released Wednesday, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported. Turkish diplomatic sources were quoted as saying that Captain Sinan Taskiran and second engineer Salim Attila … read more

FG: No Soldiers for Ekiti Rerun

Insinuations about a possible deployment of soldiers for the conduct of the governorship rerun in Ekiti State on Saturday have been laid to rest. The Presidency said yesterday that requests that troops be deployed in Ekiti for the poll would … read more

Kidnappers Now in the North

Kidnapping of people in exchange for ransome which is very prevalent in the South-south and South-eastern zones in the country has reared its ugly head in the northern part of the country as police confirmed that a Canadian university student … read more

Canadian missing, presumably kidnapped

A Canadian citizen was reported as missing and presumably kidnapped in Nigeria, the Department of Foreign Affairs said Friday. No details of the woman’s identity or the circumstances of her disappearance were given. A ministry spokesman said Canadian officials were … read more

JTF vs Militants: It’s all lies!

ONE of the Commanders of the Movement for Emancipation of the Niger-Delta (MEND), Commander Ogunbos, who led the squad that had a fierce gun battle with the Joint Task Force (JTF) on the Niger-Delta during the Easter festivity at Igbomotoru … read more