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Surrender or Face Police Wrath, New Katsina CP Tells Terrorists

Surrender or Face Police Wrath, New Katsina CP Tells Terrorists
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Buhari Donates 22 Cows to Security Agencies in Katsina

Deji Elumoye in Abuja President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday concluded an eight-day working visit to his home state, Katsina, with the donation of 22 cows to serving military personnel in the state before returning to Abuja. Presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, in a release, disclosed that the President before departing Katsina Friday donated 22 cows to military officers serving in Katsina and Daura areas of Katsina State. He gave a breakdown of the beneficiaries of the cows to include five cows each to the Brigade and Air Force bases in Katsina, the state capital and five each to the Battalion and the Air Force base in Daura while the soldiers on guard duty at the President’s residence in Daura were given two cows.

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Kidnappings in North Nigeria Highlight Deepening Insecurity

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Kidnappings in north Nigeria highlight deepening insecurity

Kidnappings in north Nigeria highlight deepening insecurity by Carley Petesch, The Associated Press Posted Dec 21, 2020 4:53 am EDT Last Updated Dec 21, 2020 at 4:56 am EDT DAKAR, Senegal Joyous, tearful Nigerian parents tightly hugged their sons, upon being reunited with them following their week-long abduction in the country’s northwestern area. The boys, however, appeared traumatized and exhausted. After their days of captivity, including forced marches and hiding from gunfights, they were then paraded barefoot in front of officials and the press. Usman Garuba, one of the freed boys, described the horror of their six days walking through the forest and being beaten.

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Dual kidnappings show shifting security situation in Nigeria

Dual kidnappings show shifting security situation in Nigeria
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