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Fulani Youth Group Issues Warning Over Rising Violence in Plateau State
The Fulani Youths Movement has warned ethnic militias in Plateau State that it will no longer tolerate the ongoing violence and killings of herders in the region.
Indian authorities detain two Nigerian women following a N380 million cocaine bust
Delhi police have arrested two Nigerian women, Chikanso James and Happiness Okoye, after seizing 2.28 kilograms of cocaine valued at N380 million at the Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station.
Nigerian Defence Headquarters Reports 363 Rescued and 69 Terrorists Neutralized in Weekly Operations
Nigerian troops successfully neutralized 69 terrorists and rescued 363 hostages during intense weekly operations, while also dismantling illegal refineries and recovering over 250,000 litres of stolen crude.
Nigeria Faces Urgent Crisis as Children Fall Into Alcohol Habit
Underage alcohol consumption is becoming a normalized, dangerous trend in Nigeria, driven by easy access to affordable sachets and a culture that unwittingly puts children in contact with intoxicants through daily errands.
Peller clarifies Davido’s absence from his wedding
TikTok influencer Peller explains that Davido missed his wedding due to a packed schedule rather than any personal conflict, highlighting their close bond.
Redemption within the Commuter Bus
Stephanie Shaakaa explores how the focus on minor regulatory issues, like preaching on buses, highlights a government's tendency to prioritize symbolic gestures over solving systemic national crises.
The Implications of a Same-Faith Presidential Ticket in Nigeria
An analysis of how the repeat Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket in Nigeria challenges the delicate balance of national unity and inclusive governance.
New Report Highlights Stunting in 40% of Nigerian Children Under Five
A report from the Athena Centre for Policy and Leadership reveals that 40 percent of Nigerian children under five suffer from stunting, blaming institutional failures, insecurity, and harsh economic policies for the worsening nutrition crisis.
Living Up to the Igbobi Legacy
Muyiwa Adetiba reflects on the enduring bonds of trust and character expected of Igbobi College alumni, arguing that honoring one's roots is essential for both personal integrity and national progress.
US Pledges Ongoing Efforts to Combat ISIL and al-Qa’ida
The U.S. is prioritizing the fight against ISIL and al-Qa’ida as these groups exploit instability in Africa and Asia, prompting a push for better international intelligence sharing and strategic operational cooperation.