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Mass burial of the victims of Xmas Day bomb blasts at S.t Theresa Catholic Church Madalla.
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Bodies of several victims of the Christmas Day bombing at the St. Theresa Catholic Church in Madalla , Niger State were laid to rest today after a funeral service led by Rev. Father Isaac...
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A Lagos High Court ruled that Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, the former chief security officer to maximum dictator, Sanni Ababcha must die by hanging for the 1994 murder of Hajia Kudirat Abiola,...
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Nigeria's president Goodluck Jonathan was ousted from a bid to become the AU chairman for one year at the 18th summit of the African Union in Addis Ababa. These a re photos from the summit...
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A Town Hall meeting with the theme: " Endemic Corruption: The bane of Good Governance" put together by Save Nigeria Group, held at the Memorable Hall in Lagos Nigeria today.
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Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan paid an unscheduled visit to Kano to assess the destruction carried out by Boko Haram in the city on Friday. Some 175 Nigerians were killed in series of...
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Some twenty bombs reportedly exploded in Kano targeting the home of the IGP, Police Zonal headquarters and several homes.
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Nigerian activists embarked on further protests against president Goodluck Joanathan's economic policies and the militarization of Lagos city.
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Dr. Tunji Braithwaite of the National Action Party (NAP) and other activists resumed Occupy Nigerioa protests in Lagos today by marching on the Lagos state house of assembly. The march was proceeding...
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Nigerians in South Africa today stormed the Nigerian embassy in Pretoria. According to the PRO of Nigerian Union in Gauteng, Niyi Da Voice Abodedele, some 300 Nigerians in South Africa attended the...
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Nigerians in New York embarked on a 3rd day of protests in support of the Occupy Nigeria movement. Members of the Nigeria Democratic Liberty Forum (NDLF) staged marches and rallies in front of ...
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PRESS RELEASE BY THE COVENER OF SAVE NIGERIA GROUP:
S.N.G. OJOTA RALLY DAY 5.
Today is the 5th day of our ongoing civil protest against the oppressive policy of the Federal Government as they feed...
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Two popular occupy protest movements converge and marched on the Nigeria consulate in New York.
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Occupy Nigeria protests finally descended on the Nigerian embassy in New York City on January 10, 2010. Diaspora Nigerians and friends came together to raise their voice in solidarity with their...
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The "occupy Nigeria, protest train took off from McPherson Park in Washington DC marching through the White House ground before settling to an ivasion of the World Bank Hq in Washington DC.
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