Iran Crackdown: Hundreds Dead, US Considers Retaliation
Iran's bloody crackdown on protests leaves hundreds dead. US President Trump threatens strong action as Tehran claims situation is 'under control'. Read the latest.
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Iranian Fashion Student Killed, Family Searches Hundreds of Bodies
Rubina Aminian, 23, was shot at close range during Iran protests. Her family searched through hundreds of bodies to find her, highlighting the brutal crackdown that has killed over 538. Read the full story.
Iran Internet Shutdown Enters 4th Day Amid Protests
Iran's nationwide internet blackout surpasses 84 hours, hiding a deadly crackdown on anti-government protesters. Global solidarity rallies demand action. Read more.
Iran Currency Collapses, Naira Exchange Rate Hits Record
Iran's rial hits historic low amid protests and 42% inflation. The Nigerian naira now trades at N1 to 698.55 Iranian Rial. Read the full analysis of the crisis and its global implications.
Iran Says 'Fully Prepared for War' With US, Open to Talks
Iran's Foreign Minister states the nation is ready for conflict but prefers negotiation amid rising US threats. Get the latest on the diplomatic standoff and internal protests.
Trump: Iran 'Wants to Negotiate' After Protest Crackdown
US President Donald Trump says Iran's leaders have called for talks as rights groups report hundreds killed in protests. Get the latest on the escalating crisis.
Trump Issues Strong Military Warning to Iran Amid Protests
US President Donald Trump warns of 'very strong options' as Iran protests escalate. Rights groups report hundreds killed and thousands detained. Read the latest developments.
Trump Considers Military Options Against Iran Over Protests
US President Donald Trump is reviewing military strikes and sanctions against Iran after reports of over 500 protester deaths. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
US Weighs Military Options for Iran Protests
US President Trump reviews military plans as Iran protests intensify. Over 490 killed, 10,600 arrested. Options include strikes, cyber ops, and sanctions. Read more.
Iran Protests: 51 Dead, Khamenei Vows Crackdown
Iran's Supreme Leader vows no retreat as protests enter 13th day. Internet blackout masks violence, death toll rises to 51. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
Iranian Women Protest by Burning Khamenei Images
Iranian women launch a bold protest, lighting cigarettes with burning images of Supreme Leader Khamenei. This act defies hijab laws and challenges authority as economic unrest grows. Read the full story.
Iran Internet Blackout Amid Mass Anti-Government Protests
Iran faces nationwide internet blackout as protests over economic hardship spread. Over 45 killed, 2000 detained. Get the full story on the escalating crisis.
Iran Hangs Man Convicted of Spying for Israel
Iran executes Ali Ardestani for spying for Mossad. Human rights groups decry unfair trial as executions surge post-war with Israel. Read the full report.
Abia Debunks Rumour of Otti Stopping EFCC Arrests
Abia State Government denies claims Governor Alex Otti blocked EFCC from arresting 59 alleged internet fraudsters in Aba. Commissioner Okey Kanu labels story recycled propaganda.
Importers Threaten Shutdown Over New Port Charges
Maritime importers and freight agents warn of potential shutdowns at Nigerian ports due to sharp increases in shipping charges approved by the Shippers' Council. Stakeholders cite cargo diversion and high costs.
Iran Warns US, Israel Over Threats Amid Protests
Iran's military chief warns of a robust response to threats from Trump and Netanyahu as internal protests over economic hardship continue. Get the latest details on the escalating tensions.
Khamenei's Moscow Escape Plan Amid Iran Protests
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei reportedly makes contingency plans to flee to Moscow as Iran's regime offers cash to quell nationwide protests. Get the latest details.
Fuel Prices Rise as Dangote Refinery Starts Maintenance
Ex-depot petrol prices surge to N805 per litre following Dangote Refinery's planned maintenance on its main gasoline unit. Get the latest on the shutdown, price impacts, and Dangote's assurances.
$9.7B Submarine Cable Investments Propel Nigeria's Internet
Investments in global submarine cables hit $9.7 billion, with Nigeria landing 8 major systems. This infrastructure now delivers 1Tbps traffic, boosting broadband to 50.58%. Discover how it transforms Nigeria's digital economy.
US Strikes Under Trump Hit Nigeria, Venezuela, 5 Others
A comprehensive list of seven countries targeted by US military strikes under President Donald Trump in 2025 has emerged, including Nigeria and Venezuela. Details inside.
Doctors to Resume Nationwide Strike on January 12
NARD announces a total, indefinite strike from January 12, 2026, over unmet welfare agreements. Protests planned nationwide. Full story on the healthcare crisis.
Fuel Prices Rise to N800/Litre After Dangote Refinery Shutdown
Private depot owners have increased petrol prices to N800 per litre following Dangote Refinery's planned maintenance shutdown. Get the latest on Nigeria's fuel market and price outlook.
Starlink Users Face Service Cut Over Biometric Registration
The NCC has set a final deadline of December 31, 2025, for Starlink subscribers to complete mandatory biometric registration. Over 66,000 users risk service suspension. Act now to avoid disconnection.
Trump Threatens Iran Over Violent Protest Crackdown
Donald Trump warns Iran against violently killing protesters as nationwide demonstrations enter fifth day. Get the latest on the US response and unfolding crisis.
Deadly Protests Spread Across Iran Over Economic Woes
Several people have been killed as cost-of-living protests in Iran turn violent, marking the country's most serious unrest in three years. Stay informed on the escalating crisis.
Last-Mile Hurdles Rob Rural Nigeria of Digital Economy
Despite billions invested in fibre, Nigeria's rural communities remain disconnected. Explore how the last-mile gap cripples farmers, healthcare, and education, widening the national digital divide.
Iran declares Royal Canadian Navy a terrorist organisation
Iran designates the Royal Canadian Navy as a terrorist organisation in a tit-for-tat move after Canada blacklisted Iran's Revolutionary Guards. Read details on the escalating diplomatic rift.
Actor Ijebu Spent N1.8 Trillion on Data in 2025
Yoruba actor Ijebu shocks fans by revealing he spent an estimated N1.8 trillion on internet data in 2025. The comic actor said the cost kept him awake at night. Read full story.
Netanyahu, Trump meet Monday for Gaza, Iran talks
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu meets US President Donald Trump in Florida on Monday, Dec 29, for pivotal talks on Gaza ceasefire next steps and Iran's nuclear threat. Key details inside.
Nigeria, Chinese Firm Sign MoU for Local CNG, EV Production
The Federal Government signs an MoU with China's YJT to localise manufacturing of CNG and EV infrastructure. Deal aims to create jobs, transfer skills, and boost cleaner transport energy adoption in Nigeria.
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