Month: June 2026
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Military forces save 53 captives and disrupt militant blockade in Borno
Military personnel from Operation HADIN KAI liberated 53 hostages and seized eight vehicles after engaging insurgents who had established an illegal checkpoint in Borno State.
Tom Aspinall resumes training as talks for Ciryl Gane rematch proceed
UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall is back in full training following eye surgery and is currently negotiating a rematch with Ciryl Gane.
Trevor Nelson steps back from BBC duties for health reasons
BBC presenter Trevor Nelson is taking a temporary leave from work to address health issues following a routine check-up.
Police rescue nine hostages in Kaduna as two officers lose their lives
Nine farmers were rescued from kidnappers in Kaduna State, though the mission claimed the lives of two police officers during a subsequent ambush.
Doral’s Venezuelan Community Organizes Relief Following Earthquakes
The largest Venezuelan community in the U.S., located in Doral, Florida, is gathering supplies to support victims of the recent earthquakes in Venezuela.
Four apprehended as military raids drug hub in Borno
Four men were arrested in Magumeri, Borno State, as Operation HADIN KAI troops raided a drug distribution center and seized a variety of illicit substances.
Federal Road Safety Corps Begins 2026 Recruitment Drive
The FRSC has officially kicked off its 2026 recruitment process for various officer and marshal positions, inviting qualified Nigerians to submit applications online at no cost.
Mahdi Shehu Questions Federal Fiscal Transparency Following Onanuga’s Statements
Mahdi Shehu criticizes the federal government's fiscal transparency, suggesting that recent comments by Bayo Onanuga confirm ongoing failures in budget execution and revenue management.
Martin O’Neill Retains Coaching Staff at Celtic
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has finalized his coaching staff, retaining Shaun Maloney, Mark Fotheringham, and Stephen McManus for the new season.
Public Outcry Follows Remi Tinubu’s Remarks on Small Businesses
First Lady Remi Tinubu is facing criticism on social media for suggesting that Nigerians should pursue small businesses like selling akara and roasted corn, with critics calling the advice insensitive to current economic struggles.