U.S. Signals More Strikes in Nigeria as Abuja Confirms Joint Military Campaign

The United States has warned that further airstrikes against Islamic State targets in north-western Nigeria are imminent, as Nigerian officials confirmed that recent attacks were part of coordinated operations between both countries. The warning came hours after U.S. forces struck militant camps in Sokoto State, an operation President Donald Trump publicly framed as a response to what he described as the killing of Christians in Nigeria. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the strikes were...

Trump’s Nigeria Strike: Bombs, Boasts, and the Illusion of Victory

“With Obama, Al-Qaeda was not eliminated by noise; it was suffocated by intelligence.“ —Anthony Obi Ogbo It has now been confirmed that the United States acted in collaboration with Nigeria in the recent strike on Islamic State elements in northwest Nigeria. That cooperation deserves recognition. Intelligence-sharing between Washington and Abuja is necessary, overdue, and welcome. Terrorism is transnational; defeating it requires allies, not isolation. But let us be clear: bombs alone do not defeat terror....

U.S. launches Christmas Day strikes on ISIS targets in Nigeria, Trump says

President Trump said Thursday that the U.S. launched “powerful and deadly” strikes against Islamic State forces in Nigeria, after spending weeks accusing the West African country’s government of failing to rein in the persecution of Christians. “Tonight, at my direction as Commander in Chief, the United States launched a powerful and deadly strike against ISIS Terrorist Scum in Northwest Nigeria, who have been targeting and viciously killing, primarily, innocent Christians, at levels not seen for...

When Power Doesn’t Need Permission: Nigeria and the Collapse of a Gambian Coup Plot

“Power does not always announce itself; sometimes it prevents chaos simply by being present.“ —Anthony Obi Ogbo A failed coup attempt in The Gambia reveals how Nigeria’s understated military, diplomatic, and intelligence influence continues to shape West African stability—without spectacle, but with unmistakable authority. The attempted destabilization of The Gambia—quickly neutralized before it could mature into a full-blown coup—served as a quiet but powerful reminder of how regional power is exercised in West Africa today....

Reps Push 6-Year Single Tenure for CBN Governor

A bill proposing a single, non-renewable six-year term for the Governor and Deputy Governors of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has passed its second reading in the House of Representatives. Under the current CBN Act 2007, the governor and deputy governors serve a renewable five-year term. The new bill seeks to replace this with a single tenure to reduce political interference and promote continuity in monetary policy. The bill is sponsored by Jesse Okey-Joe...

Security Guard Stages Self-Kidnap In Enugu, Demands N35million Ransom

The Enugu State Police Command has taken into custody a 26-year-old male security guard for staging his own kidnap and demanding ransom of thirty-five million naira from his family. Confirming the incident, the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Daniel Ndukwe, in a press release states that the male suspect, Chibuike Joshua Ugwuja, sent a message across to his family through their neighbor’s Facebook account claiming his abduction. Meanwhile, Chibuike’s father had reported the disappearance of...

Burna Boy, the Spotlight, and the Cost of Arrogance

“Humility is the anchor that keeps greatness from drifting into delusion.“ —Anthony Obi Ogbo Fame is a dangerous flame. It warms, it dazzles, and if you hold it too close, it burns straight through the layers of judgment that keep a person grounded. In its hottest glow, fame convinces artists that applause is permanent, talent is immunity, and fans are disposable. Arrogance doesn’t erupt overnight—it grows in the quiet corners of unchecked power, in entourages...

Enugu Govt. Inaugurates 9-Man Committee to Review State Tax Policies

The Enugu State Governor, Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, has inaugurated a nine-member committee to review tax policies, rates, levies, and fees in the state. At the inauguration ceremony on Friday, the Enugu State Governor, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, SSG, Professor Onyia, announced that the government had established a committee in response to various public complaints received regarding taxes and state-controlled revenues. According to the State Government, the Committee has two weeks...

The Federal Government has entered into agreements with more than 100 countries to collect data on Nigerians working remotely, in a bid to ensure tax compliance, Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, has disclosed. Oyedele made the revelation during a webinar hosted on Wednesday by the National Orientation Agency, under the theme “Simplifying Nigeria’s Tax System”. He used the occasion to address growing concerns around the taxation of...

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