The Nigerian Voice

1 week ago | thenigerianvoice.com | Izunna Okafor

The Anambra State Police Command has arrested two suspects linked to the kidnap and cold-blooded murder of a female bank manager in Onitsha earlier this year, a case that shocked many across the state and beyond. According to a press statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, the suspects were arrested on Tuesday, May 28, 2025, following sustained, diligent and intelligence-led investigations by the Command’s operatives.

1 week ago | thenigerianvoice.com | ISAAC ASABOR

In a country where bravery among uniformed officers is fast becoming a rare commodity, and where integrity is often sacrificed on the altar of bribery and self-preservation, the gallant action of Prince Orji Ugochukwu, a Nigerian Immigration Officer stationed at Gbaji along the Seme border, is nothing short of heroic.

1 week ago | thenigerianvoice.com | ISAAC ASABOR

In the corridors of power, truth is often the first casualty. More perilous, however, is when a non-performing leader surrounds himself or herself with a coterie of sycophantic appointees whose loyalty is not to the people, not to progress, not to truth, but to their own selfish survival. These individuals, known in common parlance as “eye service” appointees, are masters in the art of deception, skilled not in governance but in theatrics, singing praises while the roof is caving in.

1 week ago | thenigerianvoice.com | Damilare Adeleye

Suspended governor of Rivers state, Siminalayi Fubara, has stated that the recent political crises in the state slowed the pace of his administration towards progress. The embattled governor made this known in a statement he personally signed and issued on Thursday to mark his second anniversary of his administration. He asserted that despite the daunting political challenges, the state has made meaningful progress across sectors in the last two years.

1 week ago | thenigerianvoice.com | Damilare Adeleye

No fewer than twenty-one persons have reportedly died after a devastating flood ravaged Mokwa community in Niger State on Wednesday night. It was gathered that flood swept away scores of residents and submerged over 50 houses in the community. According to reports, 21 corpses have been recovered, while search and rescue efforts continue amid fears that many more may still be missing.