Dabiri-Erewa Urges ECOWAS to Fix Border Challenges
NiDCOM Chairman Abike Dabiri-Erewa highlights persistent border obstacles hindering free movement in West Africa, citing a Nigerian biker's ordeal. She urges ECOWAS leaders to act.
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South Africa Tops 2026 Africa Crime Index, Nigeria Ranks High
New 2026 data reveals Africa's most dangerous countries. South Africa leads with a 74.5 crime index, while Nigeria faces high risks from kidnappings and cybercrime. See the full list.
Africa's LPG Transition: More Than Just Clean Cooking
Africa's shift to LPG addresses energy security and trade dynamics. With $10bn US investment and key players like BGN Group, the continent's energy landscape is realigning towards the West.
Lagos to Get 250 EV Charging Stations by 2026
LUG West Africa announces a major push for electric vehicles in Lagos, with 250 charging points and a local assembly plant set for 2026, boosting jobs and clean energy.
Israel bans 37 NGOs from Gaza operations
Israel revokes licenses of 37 international NGOs in Gaza over security rules, a move the UN says will worsen the humanitarian catastrophe. Read the full story.
Nigeria Pushes for Stronger West Africa Health Security
Nigeria's Federal Government pledges stronger regional collaboration on health security in West Africa, aligning with Africa CDC's agenda. Learn about the key initiatives and commitments.
Mali, Burkina Faso Hit Back with US Travel Ban
Mali and Burkina Faso announce reciprocal travel bans on US citizens in response to Trump's expanded restrictions. Get the full details on this diplomatic tit-for-tat.
GIABA, NFIU, EGDC Push for Sanctions on Traffickers
West African leaders demand coordinated action against human trafficking, citing $150bn yearly profits. Financial intelligence key to disrupting criminal networks. Read more.
LUG Plans 250 EV Charging Points, Assembly Plant for Lagos
LUG West Africa announces major 2026 expansion: over 250 EV charging stations and a local street lighting assembly plant in Lagos, boosting sustainable urban development and job creation.
Guinea's Junta Leader Doumbouya Runs for President
Mamady Doumbouya, Guinea's junta leader, is set to win a presidential election after barring opposition. Read about the vote and its implications for West Africa.
US Sokoto Strikes a Signal Against Jihad Rise – Mike Arnold
Former US Mayor Mike Arnold says the US military action in Sokoto is a geopolitical opening shot against rising global jihad in West Africa. Read his explosive analysis.
US-Nigeria Airstrikes: What We Know About Sokoto Attack
US launched airstrikes targeting ISIS in Nigeria's Sokoto state on Christmas Day with Nigerian approval. Get the full details on the operation, targets, and regional security implications.
Intelligence-Driven Action Urged Against Human Trafficking
West African stakeholders call for urgent, coordinated action against human trafficking, highlighting its $150bn annual profit and 75% child victim rate. Learn about the regional strategy.
Analyst: Sokoto US Airstrikes Hit Bandits, Not ISIS
Security analyst Bulama Bukarti clarifies the target of recent US airstrikes in Sokoto, emphasizing Nigerian sovereignty and the need for sustained security strategies beyond bombing. Read the full analysis.
Nigeria's Petrol Cheapest in West Africa at ₦739/Litre
Nigeria now sells the cheapest petrol in West Africa at ₦739 per litre, thanks to Dangote Refinery's price cuts. Discover how this impacts the economy and future fuel supply.
Air Peace Ends Night Flights Across West Africa
Air Peace shifts regional flights to daytime from Feb 2, 2026, boosting passenger comfort and punctuality. New schedule enhances West Africa connectivity.
Guinea-Bissau Junta Releases 6 Detained Opposition Politicians
Guinea-Bissau's military rulers release six opposition members detained since the November coup, calling it a step towards constitutional order. Read the latest on the crisis.
Trex Petroleum Recognizes Offshore Safety Leaders
Trex Petroleum and Energy Limited has awarded four offshore professionals for outstanding safety performance at its 2025 Focus on Safety Initiative in Lagos. Discover the champions of offshore safety.
Benin Ex-Minister Held in Failed Coup Probe
Former Benin defence minister Candide Azannai is in pre-trial detention over a foiled coup plot. Get the latest on the arrests and political tensions in West Africa.
LUTH Opens New Dermatology Centre to Tackle Skin Diseases
Lagos University Teaching Hospital opens a state-of-the-art dermatology centre to improve diagnosis, treatment, and research for skin diseases in Nigeria and West Africa, addressing a long-neglected health burden.
Russia-Africa Partnership Forum meets in Egypt to boost cooperation
Russia pledges expanded cooperation with Africa at Cairo ministerial conference. Trade exceeds $27bn, with focus on industrial growth, security, and education. Details inside.
ISWAP Executes Local Chief in Borno Over Government Ties
Terror group ISWAP executes a Yawal Kawa chief after accusing him of loyalty to Nigeria's government and army. Security analyst Brant Philip reports on the abduction and killing.
UAE invests $6bn in Africa's tourism sector
The UAE announces a massive $6 billion investment plan for African tourism development, targeting aviation, infrastructure, and digital projects. Learn how this partnership aims to create thousands of jobs.
Nigeria Reacts to Failed Coup Attempt in Benin
Nigeria's Federal Government condemns the failed military coup in Benin Republic. Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Tuggar denounces the assault on democracy. Read the full statement and details.
Nigeria Condemns Coup Attempt in Benin Republic
Nigeria's government condemns the attempted coup in Benin, calls for calm, and reaffirms commitment to regional stability and democratic governance. Read the full statement.
Nigeria Sends Fighter Aircraft to Benin Amid Coup
Nigeria has deployed fighter aircraft to Benin Republic for surveillance following a military coup that ousted President Patrice Talon. Read the latest on regional security implications.
Coup attempt in Benin fails, President Talon safe
Benin's presidency confirms President Patrice Talon is safe after a brief coup attempt by soldiers. Loyal forces have restored order. Get the latest details on the unfolding situation.
Failed Coup in Benin Republic: What We Know
Details emerge on the failed military coup in Benin Republic led by Lt-Col Pascal Tigri. Get the latest facts on the incident and the wider trend of coups in West Africa.
Benin foils coup attempt, President Talon secure
Benin's government announced it thwarted a coup attempt by soldiers who seized state TV. President Patrice Talon is safe. Read the latest details on the unfolding situation.
Dele Momodu Reveals How He Missed Benin Republic Coup
Chief Dele Momodu shares a chilling account of how a missing car document forced a last-minute change of plans, narrowly avoiding being caught in the Benin Republic military coup. Read his full story.
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