Madala Bomb Blast - I've No Case to Answer, Kabiru Sokoto Tell...

Operatives of the State Security Service (SSS) yesterday brought suspected member of the Boko Haram sect believed to have masterminded the bombing of St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Madalla, Niger State, Kabiru Umar, aka Kabiru Sokoto, before a ...

From all indications, Madalla, a town in Niger State, has yet to recover fully from the December 25, 2011 bombing at St. Theresa Catholic Church, in which about 43 persons were killed. The ever-busy Madalla Market is now a ghost of its former ...

Abuja The trial of terrorism suspect, Kabiru Sokoto, continued on Monday before Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court, Abuja, with more witnesses giving evidence. The accused, who is originally called Kabiru Umar, is standing trial for ...

An Abuja Federal High Court yesterday heard that Kabiru Umar (alias Kabiru Sokoto), who is standing trial for allegedly masterminding the 2011 Madalla bombings in Niger State, admitted knowing the perpetrators of the act while he was being ...

Prime suspect in the Madalla, Niger State bomb blast Kabiru Umar, popularly known as Kabiru Sokoto, has been remanded in prison custody by a Federal High Court in Abuja. Umar was yesterday arraigned by the office of the Attorney General of the ...

Innocent woman carried to safety after Boko Haram attack on St. Therese's Catholic church in the Nigerian city of Madalla. Credits: Omojuwa.com Top News newsletter E-mail * do not change Contact Email Contact Email2 Contact Url Subscribe to Blog ...

The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, currently occupies a preeminent position among its contemporaries, it hosts nearly all the terrorism-related trials in the country today. As unfortunate as it is, terrorism, a term most Nigerians used to ...

AZUKA ONWUKA. President Goodluck Jonathan pleasantly surprised many Nigerians last week when he declared a state of emergency in three North-Eastern states, namely, Borno, Yobe and Adamawa. That announcement was surprising for some reasons: ...

FINALLY, he got moving. Following the mass murders of innocent Nigerians and security forces in Borno, Yobe, Adamawa and Nasarawa States within the past one month, President Goodluck Jonathan cut short a state visit to Southern Africa and returned ...