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Nnamdi Kanu's lawyer has gone to court to ask the Army Chief of Staff Tukur Buratai to know the where about of the indigenous people's leaders. Ifeanyi Ejiofor's motion in a federal high court in Abuja on Wednesday also asked the court to lift the embargo of the group. Ejiofor said the IPOB leader was last seen on September 14 in Afara-ukwu, Umuahia, Abia, invaded his home. The court echoesthe request of kanu's brother Emanuel, that the army produces his brother either death or alive.

A detachment of the Nigerian army on Tuesday invaded the premises of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, Abia state chapter in Umuahia destroying properties and other electronic gadgets. They also beat up journalists who were called to duty by their various media house in the state. The army is in the south east where they relaunched operation python dance to deal with agitations, killings and kidnapping. Meanwhile, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has called on the Federal Government to direct the military to call off its military operation in the South-East immediately. The Chief of Training and Operations of the Nigerian Army, Maj. Gen. D. D. Ahmadu, announced the setting up of the operation. He says that Operation Python Dance II was being planned in the five South Eastern States to address “assassinations, attacks on security personnel, theft of weapons, violent agitations, armed banditry and kidnapping”. But Ohaneze Ndigbo president, John Nwodo disagreed, saying Nigeria at this...

Bayalse Governor Saraki Dickson says the University of Africa in Toru-Orua, Bayelsa will be an excellent example of the end of academic activity. He revealed this at the permanent site inspection work in tertiary institutions. The Bayalse people are satisfied with the country's vision and describe it as the basis for future national academic ambassadors. The governor is not the only one who is satisfied with the site structure. Representing members of the Sagbama / Ekeremor federal constituency in the House, Fred Agbedi said the agency will have a good academic excellence base. At the same time, the African University of African University Basic Research Institute began academic activities.

Imo State Police Commander has confirmed kidnapping and murder priest "Monster II". Imo police chief Chris Ezike said the remains of the pastor of the Orlu Catholic parish had been recovered. He said that although the police were told to be kidnapped, the murderer's murderer said his criminals planned to kill him because they did not call for ransom. Ezike said the matter had been properly reported to the police and immediately investigated and added that the Oulu district police officers reported that corpses were found in their jurisdiction.

The National Hospital Physicians Association (NARD) began an indefinite strike at the hospital after the meeting at 8:30 am on Monday. The doctor met with the Minister of Labor and Employment, Chris Engig, and the Minister of Health, Professor Isaac Ardwall, last week. The government provided some advice to them. Since the association was determined to start an indefinite strike until it met all its demands, the appeal was of no interest. Among other requirements, the association would like to join the IPPIS platform immediately without further delay. The government also asked the government to stop the plan to promote residents' doctors, hoping to pay the wage shortfall experienced between January and May 2017 immediately.

The Nigerian Air Force, on Monday inaugurated medical assistance programme to meet the medical needs of the recent flood victims in Makurdi, Benue. The Director of Public Relations and Information, NAF Headquarters, Air Commodore Olatokunbo Adesanya, disclosed this in a statement in Abuja. According to Adesanya, the programme was inaugurated by Air Officer Commanding (AOC) Tactical Air Command (TAC) of NAF, AVM MA Idris. He said the programme was part of the Command’s corporate social responsibility and was borne out of the desire to contribute to the medical needs of the flood victims.。

After the outbreak of cholera in the camps of the internally displaced persons in the Muna garage in the state of Bono, 14 people were killed and 230 were admitted. In response to the outbreak, the United Nations opened an emergency hospital in the camp and is currently undergoing hospitalization in two hospitals. Officials from the World Health Organization, UNICEF and the Ministry of Health of Borno are now present and patients are also present.

The Nigeria army killed a large numbers of boko Haram members in Borno, Northeast Nigeria.  Brigadier General Sanni Uthman, Director of the Department of public Relations, Army, said that the suspected boko Haram member where neutralized in the early hour of Monday morning Brigadier Uthman said the insurgents and other personnel who were armed with gunshot wounds were ambushed at the border of Boko Haram at the border with Firgi-Banki in the state. According to him, the operation was carried out by the Troop of mobile Strike Team (MST) 21, which was deployed in the "Lafiya"  The Nigeria Army Recovered the following from the terrorists "18 bicycles,  15 bags of grains, 17 gallons of grain, five empty gallons, six cutlasses, a sword, water bottles and pairs of slippers."