Month: July 2026
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Alhaji Sani Yellow Refutes Reports of His Own Death
Notorious bandit leader Alhaji Sani Yellow released a video confirming he is alive, clarifying that a different militant commander sharing his nickname was the one killed in a recent operation.
Ben Stokes Returns to Domestic Cricket Following International Retirement
Ben Stokes will make his return to cricket for Durham against Derbyshire this Tuesday, marking his first appearance since retiring from the international game.
UK Establishes New Office for British Citizens Detained Internationally
The UK government has appointed Alistair Burt as the first Envoy for Complex Consular Detentions to better support British nationals held in difficult circumstances abroad.
UK Establishes Envoy Position to Assist Citizens Detained Abroad
The UK government has appointed former Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt as the first Envoy for Complex Consular Detentions to better support British citizens held overseas.
Why human capital is essential to the future of energy in Africa
Africa's energy progress depends on more than just capital; developing a skilled local workforce is essential to long-term industry resilience and leadership.
Armed assailants kidnap principal and students at Kogi school during NECO exam
Gunmen raided a Kogi State secondary school on Tuesday, abducting the principal, four students, and a NECO official during an ongoing examination.
Joint security forces prevent abduction attempt at Kebbi District Head’s home
Security forces in Kebbi State successfully repelled an attack on the residence of the District Head of Badariya, ensuring the safety of the ruler and his family.
Iranian Military Declares Hormuz Shutdown Until US Ceases Hostilities
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards stated that the Strait of Hormuz will remain shut until US aggression ends, further warning that other regional energy routes are at risk.
New Regulations Imposed on Buy Now Pay Later Services
New FCA regulations for Buy Now Pay Later services provide consumers with stronger protections and refund rights, but stricter affordability checks could lead to more loan rejections.
Zamfara Hisbah Commission detains woman accused of practicing witchcraft
The Zamfara State Hisbah Commission has detained Khadija Abdullah in Gusau following accusations that she performed witchcraft and provided spiritual treatments to the public.