The Nigerian Army on Sunday said it has killed three Boko Haram terrorists and rescued 149 persons in an ongoing operation aimed at clearing the insurgents from their hideouts in Yerimari-Kura Community in Sambisa forest. The Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Onyeama Nwachukwu disclosed this in a statement issued on Sunday said the troops killed five insurgents and captured five others.

President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the Thursday armed robbery attacks in Offa, Kwara state and condoled with families that lost their loved ones during the attack. The President's message was posted on Twitter on Saturday via the Presidency handle @NGRpresident. In the message, the President disclosed that some of the attackers had been arrested by the Police and would soon be arraigned in court.

A retired Police Inspector identified as Mr. James Oyeyemi, who lost her daughter, Grace Makinde, also an inspector, to the robbery, said the bandits were able to operate unhindered because of the sophisticated weapons they used. The 72-year-old retired Policeman according to Dailytrust lamented that the policemen on duty could not confront the armed robbers because they wielded more sophisticated weapons than the AK47 they were carrying.

Participants in the world’s most popular ponzi scheme Mavrodi Mundial Moneybox (MMM), are counting their losses as administrators of the programme have officially shut down operations worldwide following the death of its founder, Sergey Mavrodi, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports. It would be recalled that Mavrodi died on March 26, after a heart attack.