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Jonathan stranded in Guinea-Bissau after coup

Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan is stranded in Guinea-Bissau following a military coup that suspended elections and closed borders. ECOWAS and AU condemn the takeover.

Why Nigerians Learn French: Economic Necessity

Discover why French language skills are becoming crucial for Nigerians despite English dominance. Learn how border communities and entrepreneurs benefit from French proficiency in West Africa.

DSS arraigns two for terrorism, coup incitement

Nigeria's DSS prosecutes two suspects for terrorism and coup advocacy. Abdulmalik Obadaki faces charges for 2012 church attack, while Innocent Chukwuemeka accused of coup incitement via social media. Read the full details.

ECOWAS at 50: Time to rebuild West Africa's dream

As ECOWAS marks its 50th anniversary, the bloc faces critical challenges from military coups to terrorism. Can it rebuild its founding vision of integration and prosperity? Read our analysis.

Man Charged for Calling for Coup in Nigeria

DSS files criminal charges against Innocent Onukwume for allegedly advocating military coup via social media. Case highlights cybercrime enforcement in Nigeria.

Falana Demands Transparency on Alleged Coup Plot

Prominent human rights lawyer Femi Falana demands immediate transparency from the Tinubu administration regarding alleged military coup plans, calling for public disclosure and legal action.

ECOWAS rejects Trump's Nigeria genocide claims

The Economic Community of West African States strongly refutes Donald Trump's allegations of Christian genocide in Nigeria, defending the country's commitment to religious harmony and security.

Nigeria Reaffirms African Peace and Security Leadership

Nigeria strengthens its position as Africa's peacekeeping powerhouse, committing to enhanced security collaboration and conflict resolution across the continent through strategic partnerships and military expertise.

ECOWAS Rejects Trump's Genocide Claim Against Nigeria

West African leaders condemn Donald Trump's inflammatory genocide allegations against Nigeria, calling them baseless and threatening to regional stability. ECOWAS stands firm in support of Nigeria's sovereignty.

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