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400-Level Katsina University Student Shot Dead by CJTF Member

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Abia Community Discovers 30 Bodies Suspected to Be Ritual Killing Victims

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On Monday, a meeting of EU foreign ministers reportedly approved a 16th package of sanctions against Russia while saying a swift casefire that favors Moscow will not be accepted. However, Hungary, whose leader Viktor Orban has remained close to Russian President Vladimir Putin and has persistently complicated EU efforts to support Ukraine, said it will not back further sanctions. The country’s Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto also said his country will not agree to a boost in EU military aid as US President Donald Trump continues his push to force Ukraine to agree to a peace deal with Russia. US officials met their Russian counterparts last week, while Trump and Zelenskyy have embarked on a bitter spat via the media, with the US leader accusing Kyiv of starting the war and questioning the Ukrainian president’s legitimacy. Trump’s peace plan, which appears designed to illustrate his self-appointed role as a global dealmaker, faces resistance on both sides. Russia said on Monday that the quick end to the war is “unacceptable”. A ceasefire without a long-term settlement “is the path to a swift resumption of fighting and a resumption of the conflict with even more serious consequences, including consequences for Russian-US relations,” Moscow’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said, according to the state-run RIA Novosti news agency. Meanwhile, Ukraine signalled on Sunday that a contentious proposal that would hand Washington $500bn worth of profits from Ukrainian rare minerals has now been taken off the table, and that talks on a different deal are progressing. Zelenskyy also told a forum in Kyiv that he would resign his post if that meant peace was achieved.

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Nine Dead After Bus Collides with Truck on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway

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Deputy Speaker Kalu asserts that Tinubu is not accountable for Nigeria’s current hardships.
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Deputy Speaker Kalu asserts that Tinubu is not accountable for Nigeria’s current hardships.

gisthub - May 07, 2024

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, has stated that President Bola Tinubu is not responsible for Nigeria’s current economic…

Nigeria is considering reintroducing a telecom tax as a condition to secure a new $750 million loan from the World Bank.
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Nigeria is considering reintroducing a telecom tax as a condition to secure a new $750 million loan from the World Bank.

gisthub - May 07, 2024

The FG may reinstate a previously suspended telecom tax and other fiscal measures in order to secure a new $750 million loan from…

Settlement Talks: EFCC and Cubana Chief Priest Resolve Naira Abuse Charges
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Settlement Talks: EFCC and Cubana Chief Priest Resolve Naira Abuse Charges

gisthub - May 02, 2024

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and entrepreneur Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, have reached an agreement to settle…

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