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The Federal Government has said that men of the police force are now afraid to wear their uniforms due to the unfortunate events that led to the death of some police officers during the End SARS protest. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who made this known during an interview with newsmen in Lagos on Friday, called on Nigerians to empathize with and appreciate personnel of the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies instead of victimizing them. The minister recalled that six soldiers and 37 policemen were killed across the country during the crisis. He said that while 196 policemen were injured, 164 police vehicles were destroyed, with 134 police stations burnt. “Today, many of them are even afraid to wear their uniforms and the result has not been pleasant, in terms of security of life and property. “I want to remind all of us of the saying that a society that makes war against its police had better learnt to make friends with its criminals. “Whil

The Nigerian Government on Friday unveiled the price range for travellers on the Lagos-Ibadan rail line route. Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, disclosed that rail passengers are to pay N3, 000 per economy seat, N5, 000 for business class and N6, 000 for first class seats. Amaechi, who disclosed this at the inauguration of the Governing Council of the Chartered Institute of Transport Administration of Nigeria, CIOTA, in Abuja, said the rates are for Ibadan to Lagos. He stated that the railway line will commence operation before the end of the year while its commissioning will be in January 2021. Amaechi also said President Muhammadu Buhari approved the transportation rates. He said: “We charge N3, 000 per economy seat, N5, 000 for business class and N6, 000 for first class. The same is applicable to Lagos to Ibadan. “I have received the mandate of President Muhammadu Buhari to inaugurate the Lagos/Ibadan rail project by January 2021 which will make Nigerians see the way the

Former Rep. Charlie Dent, R-Pa. (Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images) President Donald Trump and his allies are "taking a wrecking ball" to democratic institutions and the electoral process and ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn retweeting a call for martial law to be invoked in response to the November election is an "outrage," former GOP Rep. Charlie Dent said Thursday.  "What's happening is, it seems that Donald Trump is trying to conscript people to help him overturn or steal an election where he didn't like the outcome," the Pennsylvania Republican, now a commentator for CNN, said on  "New Day,"  adding that the Flynn tweet was an "outrage." "That's what this is all about, and so now he's attacking allies or former allies who are simply, you know, carrying out the oath of their office and doing their job." Flynn was pardoned by Trump after having pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts

The Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, said Nigerian youths deserved commendation for embarking on the End SARS protest nationwide. According to him, the protests, though hijacked by hoodlums, awakened the nation from its lethargy and consciousness to what was bedeviling the nation. Aregbesola spoke at Dioceses of Ijesa North, Anglican Communion, Ijebu-jesa, Osun State on Friday. He said, “The youth must be commended for organising a protest that woke the nation from its lethargy and roused our consciousness to the situation in which we found ourselves. These youth are a blessing to any society just as they can be the purveyor of evil, if their energy is not properly channelled. Aregbesola addressed the youths as “the generation of social media and the power of ideas and intellect” and a peculiar breed. He said that the deployment of their intelligence is a different matter, which the government must seek to re-channel through positive modelling, mentoring, retraining and ul

The police claimed that the suspects confessed to have engaged in the act to get juicy appointments in the proscribed IPOB. Their Rivers State Police Command has said three suspects, who said they were members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, have been arrested for allegedly detonating explosives in Governor Nyesom Wike’s father’s church.  The police claimed that the suspects confessed to have engaged in the act to get juicy appointments in the proscribed IPOB.  According to the Nation, the suspects made the confessional statements when they were paraded by the Commissioner of Police in the state, Joseph Mukan, at the police headquarters, Port Harcourt. Mukan recalled that on November 29, the command received a distress call that a church situated at 25, Azikiwe Street, was under attack and immediately stormed the place and arrested the suspects. The police boss said the suspects revealed that they attacked because they were promised juicy appointments in Biafra whenever the republi

President's legal team, FBI have sought out voter data gathered by veteran tech worker. Image Matt Braynard in Vienna, VA, Nov. 14 A veteran data expert and onetime Trump campaign staffer revealed to Just the News on Thursday the expansive, expensive and in-depth voter fraud investigations in which he and a team of workers have been immersed round-the-clock since the disputed Nov. 3 election.  "I had some ideas in the aftermath of the election about ways to resolve whether or not there was voter fraud or illegal ballots cast in a way that I thought would be definitive," said Matt Braynard, the director of the Voter Integrity Project, in a podcast interview for John Solomon Reports. "Because, you know, in the day or two after the election, there were all kinds of crazy theories, things that I would consider hearsay or speculation." "I thought that, you know, I've got some skills here," Braynard told this reporter, acting as guest host for the podcas

"I think this is something that needs to be examined" – Albert Bourla, chairman and CEO of Pfizer Pharmaceutical Image Vaccine Getty Image With three promising vaccines for COVID-19 in the pipeline, there's still uncertainty about how effective they will be. Albert Bourla, chairman and CEO of Pfizer Pharmaceutical – which has applied to the Food and Drug Administration for emergency use authorization for its vaccine – sat down with CBS's Lester Holt on "Dateline NBC" for an interview that will air Thursday night. Holt said: "And then what about the question, Albert, of even though I’ve had the protection, am I still able to transmit it to other people?" according to transcript provided by the network. "I think this is something that needs to be examined," Bourla said. "We are not certain about that right now with what we know.” Biotech firm Moderna on Monday said it will ask the FDA to approve its experimental COVID-19 vaccine for em