Court Sacks Wike's APC Exco in Rivers State
The Court of Appeal upholds a High Court ruling nullifying APC congresses that produced Tony Okocha's executive in Rivers State, raising legitimacy concerns.
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UN: Sexual Violence in Conflict Surged in 2025
The UN reports nearly 10,000 verified cases of conflict-related sexual violence in 2025, warning the true scale is much higher and urging global action.
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Defence Chief Clarifies Reintegration of Forced Terrorists
Nigeria's Defence Chief Christopher Musa explains that only individuals forced into terrorism are rehabilitated, not active combatants, amid ongoing debate over the Operation Safe Corridor programme.
Genocide Looms in Warri Over Ethnic Crisis, Ogbebor Warns
Chief Rita Lori Ogbebor calls on President Tinubu to intervene in the Warri crisis between Itsekiri, Urhobo, and Ijaw to prevent genocide and urges creation of Warri State.
Pressure Mounts for Release of Oriire Abducted Teachers, Students
NANS plans a solidarity rally in Ibadan to demand the release of 46 abducted students and teachers in Oriire, as APC blames Makinde and Baptist Church urges prayers.
US Military Operation in Nigeria Based on Trump Order
US Secretary of War Pete Hegeseth claims Trump ordered military action in Nigeria to protect Christians, despite ISIS attacks affecting mostly Muslims. Joint operation killed ISIS commander Abubakar Mainok.
Coup Plotters Foolhardy, No Public Support – Defence Minister
Nigeria's Defence Minister Christopher Musa described alleged coup plotters as confused individuals, saying even civilians would have stopped them, and defended the court martial process.
Oyo School Attack: A Toast to Michael Oyedokun and the Next Victim
An analyst reflects on the Oyo school attack, the killing of teacher Michael Oyedokun, and Nigeria's normalization of violence, asking who will be next.
Wike Warns Abuja Venue Owners Ahead of PDP Faction Convention
FCTA warns facility owners against hosting illegal organisations as a PDP faction plans to ratify Goodluck Jonathan as 2027 presidential candidate.
NSIB Recovers Data from MV Maersk Valparaiso Over Collision
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau has recovered critical navigational data from MV Maersk Valparaiso following a collision with MT Lady Martina at Bonny Anchorage on May 20, 2026.
Terrorism Reduced in Nigeria, Minister Says
Defence Minister Christopher Musa says terrorism has drastically reduced in Nigeria, scoring security efforts 65-70%. He blames family breakdown and political sabotage.
Defence Minister: Coup Suspects Had No Reason for Action
Nigeria's Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, says arrested coup plotters had no justification, dismissing claims of his involvement and affirming commitment to democracy.
Troops Dislodge Terrorists, Recover Ammunition in NE
Troops of Operation HADIN KAI dislodged terrorists in North East, recovering ammunition and rescuing civilians. Significant successes recorded in Borno and Yobe.
NATO Condemns Russia After Drone Hits Romanian Apartment
A Russian drone struck a residential building in Galati, Romania, wounding two. NATO and EU condemn the attack as a grave escalation.
Presidency Warns Against Deepfake and Religious Disinfo
The Presidency warns Nigerians about deepfake videos and religious disinformation, urging caution ahead of the 2027 elections.
N480bn Drug Bust: Nigeria Must Crush Syndicates
The NDLEA's dismantling of a Nigerian-Mexican meth syndicate in Ogun State is a landmark victory, but it highlights the urgent need for sustained crackdowns on transnational drug networks threatening national security.
Iran Strikes US Base in Kuwait After American Airstrikes
Iran's IRGC targeted a US air base in Kuwait following American strikes on southern Iran, escalating tensions and threatening a fragile ceasefire.
Tinubu Urges Vigilance on EVD and Lassa Fever Threats
President Tinubu calls for increased preparedness against Ebola and Lassa fever as NCDC identifies high-risk states amid DRC outbreak with 247 deaths.
Dons Decry Xenophobia as 105 Nigerians Killed in South Africa
Academics and civil society groups condemn xenophobic attacks in South Africa, noting 105 Nigerians killed in seven years, and call for African unity.
NCDC Names 10 High-Risk States for Ebola in Nigeria
NCDC identifies Lagos, FCT, Rivers, Kano, and six others as high-risk for Ebola importation amid DRC and Uganda outbreak with 247 deaths.
Ukraine Identifies Another Nigerian Killed Fighting for Russia
Ukrainian authorities report the death of Ayebusiwa Olabode Victor, a Nigerian fighting for Russia in Kharkiv. He signed a contract in February 2026, weeks after Nigeria warned citizens.
ISWAP Confirms Leader Killed in US Strike
ISWAP confirms the death of Nigerian-born leader Abu-Bilal al-Mainuki after a US special forces raid in the Lake Chad region, acknowledging casualties among its media unit.
US Report Raises Concerns Over Insecurity in Nigeria
A US commission report warns of worsening insecurity in Nigeria, highlighting kidnappings, violence, and displacement affecting communities.
Presidency Warns Against Fake Videos Targeting Tinubu
The Presidency warns of deepfake videos and manipulated content aimed at discrediting President Tinubu and inciting religious tension ahead of political season.
Spyro: Silent Pastors Are 'Part of the System' on Insecurity
Singer Spyro criticizes influential pastors and public figures for remaining silent on Nigeria's insecurity, saying their silence is oppression and makes them part of the system.
COAS Orders Fresh Crackdown on Bandits, Kidnappers in North Central
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu, has ordered troops to intensify operations against bandits and kidnappers in North Central Nigeria, reaffirming commitment to security.
Trump Threatens to 'Blow Up' Oman Over Strait of Hormuz
President Trump warned he would attack Oman if it sides with Iran to control the Strait of Hormuz, calling it international waters.
SA Students Riot Over Foreign Nationals in Schools
Hundreds of South African students from two high schools rioted in Kraaifontein, demanding foreign nationals leave their schools and country. Police deployed to quell unrest.
WHO: 1,000 Ebola Suspected Cases, 220 Deaths in DRC
WHO reports nearly 1,000 suspected Ebola cases and 220 deaths in DRC. NCDC warns against unverified remedies. Uganda closes border with DRC.
Troops Arrest Terrorist Informants in Ondo and Borno
Troops in Ondo and Borno states have arrested suspected terrorist informants and collaborators during separate operations, enhancing regional security.
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