Moscow Reaffirms Security Partnership with Sahel Military Governments
Russia has pledged to sustain military support for the Alliance of Sahel States as the military regimes in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger shift their strategic focus toward Moscow.
The Rise of Morocco as a Global Football Powerhouse
Driven by strategic investment and a global scouting network, Morocco is transforming from an occasional tournament participant into a serious contender on the international football stage.
Nigeria Lost $1.5 Billion to Gas Flaring in 2024, Says German Envoy
German Ambassador Annett Günther reported that Nigeria flared 5.3 billion cubic metres of gas in 2024, costing the nation $1.5 billion, while outlining new initiatives to repurpose this waste for economic growth.
Two Top Aides Leave Governor Fubara to Align With Wike’s Rainbow Coalition
Two high-ranking allies of Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara have defected to a political coalition led by FCT Minister Nyesom Wike.
Aisha Yesufu Urges Opposition Parties to Rally Behind Peter Obi for 2027
Aisha Yesufu has called for opposition parties to form a strategic alliance behind Peter Obi for the 2027 elections, arguing that mathematical advantage favors a united front.
Operation Hadin Kai Forces Repel Attack on Borno Base and Rescue Abductees
Operation Hadin Kai forces successfully repelled an ISWAP attack in Borno State and continued regional counter-insurgency efforts, resulting in the rescue of abductees and the disruption of terrorist supply lines.
Army Chief urges South-East youths to boost military enlistment
Chief of Army Staff Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu has called on South-East leaders to encourage more youth enlistment in the Nigerian Army, noting that regional recruitment quotas are currently going unfilled.
Agboyi-Ketu LCDA Considers N50,000 Penalty and Jail Time for Waste Bin Violations
A proposed bye-law in Lagos's Agboyi-Ketu LCDA mandates the use of household waste bins, with offenders facing up to six months in jail or a N50,000 fine.
Swifties Purchase Garbage From Wedding Site for $25 Each
Following the high-profile wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, an artist sold street debris collected near the venue for $25 per item, with fans quickly purchasing the unique souvenirs.
Presidency Claims Nigerians At Home Fare Better Than Some Migrants
Daniel Bwala, a presidential aide, argues that many Nigerians living at home are better off than those who emigrated abroad, citing the prevalence of low-skilled labor roles among highly educated migrants.