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50 Niger Schoolchildren Escape from Kidnappers

Fifty of the 315 students abducted from St. Mary's Catholic School in Niger State have escaped. Security forces continue search for remaining children. Read the latest updates.

Okonjo-Iweala Saddened by School Attacks in Nigeria

WTO DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala expresses deep sorrow over the killings and kidnappings of students and teachers in northern Nigeria. Read more on the security crisis and its impact on education.

Mr Real's Bandit Dream Warning Shakes Lagos

Nigerian singer Mr Real's disturbing dream about bandits entering Lagos has gone viral, sparking security concerns. With 70% of his dreams coming true, Nigerians are worried. Read reactions.

Benue Governor Alia Clarifies Killings Remarks

Benue State Government clarifies Governor Alia's comments on killings, saying they were misinterpreted. Government outlines security measures and commitment to protecting lives.

Ex-Lawmakers Back Tinubu Amid Resignation Calls

Former legislators dismiss calls for President Tinubu's resignation following Kebbi and Kwara attacks, praising his security response. Group condemns politicization of national tragedies.

Amaechi, Obi Slam FG Over Rising Insecurity

Former presidential candidates Rotimi Amaechi and Peter Obi criticize Tinubu's administration for lacking political will to tackle killings, kidnappings, and terrorist attacks across Nigeria. Read their urgent security demands.

Kwara Closes Schools Over Bandit Threat in 4 LGAs

Kwara State government orders immediate closure of schools in four local government areas following deadly church attack that left 3 dead, 35 abducted. Governor seeks military reinforcement.

MPAC Raises Alarm Over Insecurity in Nigeria

Muslim Public Affairs Centre warns of escalating violence across Nigeria as kidnappings and killings surge. Government urged to take immediate action to protect citizens.

ISWAP Leader Gets 20 Years for Terrorism

Abuja court sentences ISWAP leader Hussaini Ismaila to 20 years imprisonment for coordinating 2012 Kano police station attacks. Justice served after 8-year legal process.

ISWAP Commander Gets 20-Year Jail Term

A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced ISWAP commander Hussaini Ismaila to 20 years imprisonment for coordinating the 2012 Kano police station attacks. Read the full details of the long-delayed trial.

CAN: Christian Genocide Ongoing in Northern Nigeria

Christian Association of Nigeria insists systematic genocide against Christians continues in Northern regions. Archbishop Okoh demands government action amid rising violence and displacement.

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