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21 of the over 200 Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram terrorist in April 2014 has been released to the Nigerian government.

Do you still remember Amigo supermarket terrorist case, one of the three Lebanese Talal Ahmed Roda, one of the three Lebanese prosecuted by the Federal overnment in attachment with the armoury discovered in Kano, was on Friday imprisoned for life by an Abuja government High Court. But the other two suspect persons – the co-owner of Amigo shopping centre, Mustapha Fawaz, and Abdallah Tanini, were set free after the court ruled that the prosecution did not verify the 16-count charge conveyed against them. The 16-count charge filed against the three accused individuals and two enterprise concerns – Amigo shopping centre and Wonderland Amusement reserve Resort – involved components of terrorism, money laundering and miscellaneous infringements. In the judgment which continued some hours, fairness Ademola Adeniyi held that the prosecution was not able to verify the terrorism and money laundering facets of the ascribe against any of the accused individuals. although, the 3rd suspe...

THE co-owner of Amigo Supermarket, Abuja, Mustapha Fawaz and three Lebanese-Abdalah Tahini, Talal Rouda and Khosai Nouridine- arrested over the Hezbolla arms bunker uncovered in Bompai, Kano state have filed a suit before a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja. They are demanding for N50 billion as compensation from the State Security Service, the Director General of SSS, Ekpeyong Ita and the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke (SAN), for their unlawful arrest and detention without trial. They have also asked the court to stop the respondents from extraditing them except by a procedure permitted by law. In the application for the enforcement of their fundamental rights filed by their counsel, Bamidele Aturu, the applicants asked the court to declare their arrest and continued detention without trial by the SSS on various dates as “illegal, unlawful, unconstitutional, null, void and of no effect whatsoever.” They also prayed the court for...

The tension is still on! more unbelievables! Daily Sun  sources revealed that security forces were uncomfortable with the security information on the two premises in Abuja, necessitating their quick cordon off and takeover. Apart from sealing up the premises, security sources said there were serious searches going on to seize and neutralise all dangerous weapons that might have been stored there to wage war against Nigeria. Daily Sun learnt that security forces were not taking chances as they were interested in knowing whatever were underneath the earth in those places. Police operatives have joined the operations as they were sighted conducting stop and search on vehicles along the routes close to the seized premises, to avert possible breach of peace by any group. Army trucks and SSS vans, all well equipped with cameras and modern gadgets, as well as stern-looking soldiers and SSS operatives with heavy weapons made up the new faces at the two centres. The two points wer...