Continuous Military Strikes Drive Three ISWAP Insurgents to Surrender in Borno
Three ISWAP fighters turned themselves over to Nigerian troops in Damasak, Borno State, citing unceasing military bombardment as the primary reason for their defection.
Boko Haram Intelligence Operative Captured in Borno
Security forces have captured a high-profile Boko Haram spy in Borno State following an intelligence-led operation, uncovering links to a regional terrorist leader.
Benue State Reports 193 Hepatitis B Cases in Pregnant Women, Targets 2030 Eradication
Benue state health officials confirmed 193 cases of Hepatitis B in pregnant women during 2025 and are launching expanded screening and treatment programs to reach 2030 elimination targets.
Jigawa Police Apprehend Three for N22 Million Fraud and Seize 36 Bank Cards
Jigawa State police have arrested three fraud suspects, recovered 36 ATM cards, and seized a weapon following a series of criminal investigations across the region.
Sunrisers Defeat Super Giants Behind Marsh, Crawley, and Brook
Sunrisers Leeds ended Manchester Super Giants' perfect start to The Hundred with an eight-wicket win, driven by strong performances from Mitch Marsh, Zak Crawley, and Harry Brook.
Incoming NBA President Badejo-Okusanya Discusses Unity Plans with President Tinubu
NBA President-elect Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya met with President Tinubu to discuss plans for fostering unity and reforming electoral processes within the legal association ahead of her August inauguration.
UEFA expresses strong opposition to FIFA’s strategy to sell World Cup commercial rights to private investors
UEFA has sharply criticized FIFA's proposal to sell commercial rights for the World Cup to private investors, citing concerns over transparency and the nature of football governance.
Tinubu Backs INEC Neutrality, Criticizes Opposition Complaints Before 2027 Polls
President Tinubu has reaffirmed his confidence in INEC's impartiality while dismissing opposition grievances as baseless, and outlined his plans for national security and economic recovery.
Family of Slain University of Jos Graduate Calls for Legal Action Against Suspects
The sister of late University of Jos graduate Ibrahim Pilasar Mbaya is demanding justice, calling for the suspects involved in his alleged mob killing to face severe legal consequences.
INEC Official Advocates for Earlier Party Primaries to Minimize Election Lawsuits
INEC official Prof. Joash Amupitan proposes moving political party primaries to at least one year before general elections to reduce litigation and improve democratic integrity.