Crime

Olamide is only 17 years old, but not only does he have a lot of internet fraudsters in his circle of friends, but he is also considering trying his hand on the line of work too. For now, he helps his mom by hawking oranges, sold in packs…
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AS the sixth triennial conference of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, draws closer, The ICIR can confirm that Christopher Isiguzo, one of the seven presidential hopefuls and two-time union vice president, forged at least two of his…
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A thesis―what many Nigerians refer to as a 'project'—is defined as “a dissertation on a particular subject in which one has done original research, as one presented by a candidate for a diploma or degree”. “Original research”, or sometimes…
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A thesis―what many Nigerians refer to as a 'project'—is defined as “a dissertation on a particular subject in which one has done original research, as one presented by a candidate for a diploma or degree”. “Original research”, or sometimes…
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This is the second part of the investigation revealing how Nigerians, especially under age girls, are sold into slavery in Egypt. WALE AJETUNMOBI, who followed the trail of traffickers to El Ashiru, the slave market in Egypt,…
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REPORT BY WALE AJETUNMOBI How human traffickers and underage victims' families conspire to sell them into slavery How much is a human worth? With just $2,000, an underage girl is sold as a slave in Egypt where human…
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On every school day, for the past two years, fourteen-year-old Patience Mbaze walks through Olusegun Obasanjo Way in order to get to Junior Secondary School, Wuse Zone 2, where she studies. But her unavoidable journey is…
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Despite the horrid experiences of illegal migrants at the hands of human traffickers in Libya, many Nigerians, especially female teenagers and young adults, are still being exploited and brainwashed by a trafficking ring in Edo State,…
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BY AGALI CHARLES The sun still rises in Ekosodin, a tiny precinct detached from the Ugbowo campus of the University of Benin by a towering fence. But its brightness pales into insignificance for students who trudge the erosion-ridden…
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By Ibanga Isine When Nduma Wilson flagged a cab on December 11, 2015, she had only one thing in mind: how to get to the Federal Psychiatric Hospital, Calabar, where she worked. However, things would not go as planned. As soon as…
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