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NIGERIA-DEMONSTRATION-KIDNAPPING — TOP NEWS

Logical solutions to kidnapping in Nigeria

It is not uncommon for Nigerians to interchangeably use the word kidnap with the word hostage. Without wasting much time, and to keep it simple, kidnapping refers to a confinement without holding the legal authority to do so, while hostage

Abiodun Ramon Oseni

Economic activities dim as federal roads turn death traps, kidnappers’ stronghold

Godwin Ofulue (Assistant News Editor), Gbenga Akinfenwa (Lagos), Oluwaseun Akingboye (Akure), Ahmad Muhammad (Kano), Anietie Akpan (Calabar), Inemesit Akpan-Nsoh (Uyo), Charles Ogugbuaja (Owerri), Abel Abogonye (Lafia) and Michael Egbejule (Benin City)