Abuja 2010 Independence Day Bombing: 12 Killed, 16 Years On
On October 1, 2010, Abuja's 50th Independence celebration was rocked by bombs, killing 12. Henry Okah was convicted in South Africa; others faced trial in Nigeria.
Category : Terrorism
2027: Ayodele warns Muslim-Muslim ticket may trigger crisis
Primate Elijah Ayodele warns Tinubu's Muslim-Muslim ticket could spark religious crisis, listing Lagos, Kano, Enugu among tough states for 2027 re-election.
Sanusi Questions Nigeria's Anti-Corruption Fight, Cites El-Rufai Case
Emir Sanusi II alleges political connections shield suspects from prosecution, citing Nasir El-Rufai's seven-month detention without conviction as a case fueling public doubt.
XEJET Grounded as Handlers Withdraw Over N300m Debt
AGHAN has withdrawn ground handling services from XEJET Airlines over an alleged N300 million debt, disrupting operations and forcing passenger luggage transfers to another carrier.
Nigerian Airlines Threaten Shutdown Over Labour Union Disruptions
Airline Operators of Nigeria warn of total shutdown if labour unions disrupt operations again, citing Air Peace's N2bn loss from August 11 incident.
33 Ghanaians at Kogi camp after paying up to GH¢300,000 for UK trip
33 Ghanaians, including 12 women, were found at a network marketing camp in Anyigba, Kogi State, after paying up to GH¢300,000 (₦34.27 million) for a promised UK trip.
Fisayo Soyombo's 47-day journey exposes harsh Libya migration truth
Investigative journalist Fisayo Soyombo warns Nigerians against irregular migration to Libya after a 47-day undercover trip revealed robbery, exploitation, and harsh desert conditions.
Before Hijack '93: Nigerian Students' 1993 Plane Hijack for Democracy
Four young Nigerians hijacked Nigeria Airways Flight 470 in 1993 to demand MKO Abiola's presidency. The plane landed in Niamey, passengers were released, and a raid killed a flight attendant. The story inspired Netflix's Hijack '93.
Ayodele Warns Tinubu Against Trading Nigeria's Minerals for US
Primate Ayodele warns President Tinubu against mortgaging Nigeria's mineral resources for US support in 2027, saying Washington has already decided against his second-term bid.
Taraba men carry women on heads to cross flooded road
Men in Taraba carried women on their heads across a flooded Jalingo–Karim Lamido road, two years after Governor Kefas promised to fix it during his campaign.
Nigerian father of 2 killed in South Africa bar argument
A Nigerian father of two, Olatunde Olaleye, was shot dead in a Pretoria bar after an argument. Another Nigerian was killed the same day, highlighting xenophobic attacks.
Canada warns Nigeria travellers over methanol alcohol after 48 deaths
Canada updated its Nigeria travel advisory on 21 September, warning travellers about unregulated alcohol after Ondo State methanol poisoning killed 48 and sickened 182.
Iran President Signals Openness to Talks in UN Speech
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian defended Iran's nuclear rights and rejected US pressure in his September 23, 2026 UN General Assembly address, while signaling openness to dialogue.
Nigerian Pastor Flees After Mummified Body Found Under Church
A mummified body was discovered under a concrete slab at a Yaoundé property linked to Nigerian pastor Kedi Samuel Kenechukwu, who is now on the run.
North Korea missile test: Kim warns of 'incurable headache'
Kim Jong Un oversaw a new missile test, warning enemies of an 'incurable headache.' South Korea tracked two short-range ballistic missiles traveling up to 600km.
NANYD backs NSCDC boss as panel probes 37 miners' deaths
NANYD defends NSCDC Commandant-General Audi over 37 Niger miners' deaths, praising his accountability actions as a 10-member panel investigates.
Qatar Ends Free Visa Extension Policy, Restores Standard Rules
Qatar's Ministry of Interior announced on May 28, 2026, it is ending the free automatic visa extension policy, with standard immigration rules returning from June 7, 2026, and overstay penalties for violators.
Pastor among nine killed in fresh Plateau attacks, travellers ambushed
Nine people, including a pastor, were killed in fresh attacks across Barkin Ladi and Riyom LGAs of Plateau State. Five labourers travelling to Gana-Ropp were ambushed and killed on Saturday night. Community leaders condemned the attacks and demanded the a
Nine Killed in Fresh Plateau Attacks, Pastor Among Victims
At least nine people were killed in overnight attacks in Plateau State's Barkin Ladi and Riyom LGAs, including five labourers and a pastor. Community leaders condemn the violence and urge security agencies to act.
Gunmen kill 3, injure scores in Plateau market attack
Gunmen opened fire on a vehicle at a vegetable market in Mangu, Plateau State, killing three and injuring scores, with victims taken to JUTH.
Troops Neutralise 1,106 Terrorists in Borno, 758 Arrested
Operation Hadin Kai troops neutralised 1,106 JAS/ISWAP terrorists and arrested 758 logistics collaborators over 17 months, outgoing Theatre Commander Major General Abdulsalam Abubakar announced at the handover ceremony in Maiduguri.
Pakistan Mosque Bombing Kills 16, Five Police Officers Dead
At least 16 people, including five police officers, were killed after a bomb-laden vehicle rammed into a mosque near police headquarters in Kohat, Pakistan, officials confirmed.
200+ Nigerians in India detention camp plead for Tinubu's help
Over 200 Nigerians detained in an Indian deportation facility have appealed to President Tinubu, alleging poor food, inadequate healthcare, and prolonged detention.
Troops rescue 31, kill terrorist kingpin in Katsina, Kebbi
Troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA rescued 31 kidnapped victims in Katsina and Kebbi states and killed two terrorists, including kingpin Abbah Alhassan, during operations from September 14 to 15.
Canada Bars One Category of Foreigners from PR Sponsorship
Canada confirms that foreigners deemed inadmissible cannot be sponsored for permanent residency under any family-based route, regardless of ties.
Analyst Questions Timing of Alleged Boko Haram Ceasefire Deal
Journalist Oluwafemi Popoola questions whether Nigeria's reported secret ceasefire with a Boko Haram faction is a calculated negotiation or capitulation, citing the 2027 elections and lack of disarmament.
Adeyanju Urges Tinubu to Declare Emergency on Fake Drugs
Deji Adeyanju has urged President Tinubu to declare a state of emergency over counterfeit drugs, calling for the removal of NAFDAC and SON heads.
Plateau attacks: 13 killed, 9 passengers shot dead heading to Jos
Gunmen killed 13 people in Plateau State, including 9 passengers on a vehicle to Jos, in attacks across Jos South, Mangu and Riyom LGAs on Sunday night.
Police List 3 Areas Where Terrorists Are Planning Attacks in Nigeria
Nigeria Police issue nationwide alert: terrorists plan coordinated attacks on schools, churches, NYSC camps in North-East, North-West, North-Central, parts South-West.
Bauchi Senator Surrenders to DSS, Police, DIA Over Terror Claims
Senator Shehu Buba Umar of Bauchi South voluntarily appeared before the DSS, Police, and DIA over terror financing allegations, denying all charges and filing defamation suits.
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