Bandits Kill Six, Abducts 26 People In Kaduna 

Bandits have attacked some communities of Kauru Local Government Area of Kaduna State killing six people and abducting 26 others. According to reports, the bandits stormed Sabon Gida Libere, Ungwan Ganye, Ungwan Nabara, and Kadi communities in separate attacks and unleashed terror on the residents. Aminu Khalid, a resident of the community,  the bandits invaded Sabon Gida Libere on Monday, killing one person and abducting 23 people, while three people were killed at Ungwan Nabara....

FG Seeks International Cooperation, Not Interference in Nigeria’s Affairs

The Federal Government of Nigeria has warned foreign countries to refrain from interfering in Nigeria’s internal matters. This warning comes in response to the appearance of foreign flags during ongoing protests against economic hardship in the country, particularly in northern states like Kano and Kaduna. Additionally, some foreigners have been arrested on suspicion of sponsoring these protests. Speaking at the Diplomatic Corps on Wednesday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar emphasized Nigeria’s sovereignty and...

What is the Political Significance of Soludo’s Plans for Local Government Election?

“Anambra State appears to be on the brink of bidding farewell to APGA after nearly two decades.” —Ebuka Onyekwelu The inauguration of the Anambra State Independent Electoral Commission – ANSIEC, by Governor Chukwuma Soludo, signaled full preparation for the conduct of the Local Government Election in Anambra State for the first time in ten years.  The six-member Commission, with two persons each from the three senatorial zones, now has the mandate to fix a date...

D’Tigress Crash Out of Olympics After Losing to US in Quarterfinals

Nigeria’s senior women’s basketball team, D’Tigress, on Wednesday ended their impressive run at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris after a quarterfinal loss to the United States. The game ended with a final score of 74-88 in favour of Team USA. The Nigerian team, who made history as Africa’s first side to advance beyond the group stage, started strongly but struggled to keep pace with the Americans as the game wore on. According to the...

Insecurity: 24,816 Killed, 15,597 Kidnapped in 5 Years

As the 2024 National Summit on Mass Atrocities commenced on Wednesday, Global Rights, Nigeria, revealed alarming statistics on the country’s insecurity situation. Executive Director, Abiodun Baiyewu, disclosed that 24,816 people have been killed and 15,597 kidnapped in mass atrocities across Nigeria in the past five years. Baiyewu highlighted the gravity of the situation, citing data that shows the devastating impact of insecurity, including 3.4 million internally displaced people across Nigeria and 100,000 refugees in neighbouring...

Soldiers Allegedly Invades Catholic Priest’s House In Taraba

The Catholic priest of Wukari Diocese, Rev. Richard Unom in Ikyaior village, Wukari Local Government Council has alleged that Soldiers have assaulted members of the church. Rev. Unom told Journalists that the soldiers threatened to kill him despite identifying himself as a priest. He expressed deep concerns over the invasion of his home by heavily armed soldiers, claiming that the soldiers tortured him and his cook, Terhemen Cornelius, without any justification. The soldiers, according to...

NYSC Raises Alarm As Akwa Ibom State Coordinator, Driver Go Missing

The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has announced that its Akwa Ibom State Coordinator, Mr. Okun Christopher, and driver, Mr. Daniel Effiong Asibong, are unaccounted for. This has sparked concerns about their safety. They were last seen travelling for an official assignment between Delta and Akwa Ibom States on Monday, 29 July 2024. According to Eddy Megwa, Director of Press and Public Relations, the NYSC is working to determine the circumstances surrounding their disappearance, but...

Tragedy Strikes in Zaria as Soldier’s ‘Warning Shot’ Kills 16-Year-Old Protester

…Army authorities compensate family with N300,000 A soldier’s warning shot fired to disperse a mob of protesters in Samaru, Zaria, resulted in the death of 16-year-old Ismail Mohammed on Tuesday, the Nigerian Army has confirmed. The incident happened on the sixth day of the #EndBadGovernance protests that have rocked major Nigerian cities since Thursday, 1st August. The Kaduna State Government imposed a 24-hour curfew in Zaria and Kaduna, the capital city, on Monday in response...

Collaspe of Mine Pit: Families Of Victims Of  To Get N50 Million

The Secretary to the Niger State Government SSG, Abubakar Usman Gurara has inaugurated a 13-man relief committee for the disbursement of N50 million approved by Governor Mọhammed Umar Bago to the families of victims of the mine pit collapse at Galadima Kogo in Shiroro Local Government Area of the state. Inaugurating the committee, the SSG said the committee members will come up with modalities for such payment to the beneficiaries as the money earmarked for...

Katsina Residents Goes Spiritual Over Hardship, Insecurity

Due to lingering economic hardship and insecurity in Katsina State, some Muslims in the State came out en masse on Tuesday to observe a special prayer session to seek Allah’s intervention. The prayer session attended amid tight security was held at the Katsina Arabic Teachers College playground premises, Filin Samji, Filin Yammawa, and Filin Canada football grounds within the Katsina metropolis. They prayed to Almighty Allah to end the lingering economic hardship, hunger, and insecurity,...

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