May 2, 2026
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Troops Strike Hard: 15 Terrorists Neutralised, 30 Lives Saved in Nationwide Campaign

Nathaniel Chinemerem Chinemerem02 mins

The Nigerian Army has successfully neutralised 15 terrorists, apprehended 42 criminal suspects, and rescued 30 individuals kidnapped during a series of operations across the nation. A credible source from Army Headquarters confirmed on Sunday that these coordinated efforts spanned the North-East, North-West, North-Central, South-West, and South-South regions. The source highlighted that troops thwarted planned attacks…

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Gov Sani Inaugurates Madauchi-Madakiya-Kafanchan Road, Ends Years Of Neglect

Kingsley Chukwu03 mins

Gov. Uba Sani of Kaduna State on Wednesday inaugurated the 23km Madauchi-Madakiya-Kafanchan road, ending years of difficult travel and isolation. Speaking at the inauguration of the road, Sani explained that the road was a clear demonstration of his government’s resolve to reach communities that were previously marginalised. According to him, Zangon Kataf was among 12…

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UN Libya Mission Expresses Concern Over Reported Torture Footage In Detention Facility

Kingsley Chukwu02 mins

The UN Libya mission expressed its alarm over footage circulating on social media featuring “brutal torture and ill-treatment” of detainees at the Gernada detention facility in eastern Libya. Reuters was not able to independently verify the neither location nor date of the footage, however, architectural details seen on the videos, including the type of tiles…

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Anti-Drug Agency Rallies Churches And Communities In National Prevention Drive

Kingsley Chukwu04 mins

As part of activities commemorating World Drug Day 2025, Nigeria’s National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has called for stronger involvement of religious institutions, families, and civil society in the fight against drug abuse and trafficking. During a thanksgiving service held on Sunday at the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) in Abuja, NDLEA…

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Tunisia Deports African Migrants Amidst Clashes in Sfax, As Migration Crisis Escalates

Christopher03 mins

Reports from Reuters reveal that Tunisia has expelled hundreds of Sub-Saharan African migrants to a desolate area along its border with Libya, following days of violent confrontations between migrants and residents in the port city of Sfax. The unrest unfolded after a Tunisian man lost his life in clashes with migrants. Local residents voiced grievances…

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Chicago State University Releases President Bola Tinubu’s Academic Records: Examining the Controversies and Questions

Obasi Chinedu Marvellous011 mins

Discover the intriguing revelations as Chicago State University releases President Bola Tinubu’s academic records. Explore the authenticity of his graduation, diploma discrepancies, gender error, birthday mismatch, and more. In a significant development, the Chicago State University (CSU) has made public the academic records of President Bola Tinubu, raising questions and controversies surrounding his educational background….

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Tinubu Urges Justice For Benue Victims, Proposes Ranching Scheme To Tackle Conflict

Kingsley Chukwu04 mins

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has condemned the continuing violence in Benue State and criticised the failure to arrest those responsible for recent deadly attacks on farming communities. He has instructed security agencies to intensify efforts to apprehend the culprits, describing the killings as acts of terrorism. “No life should be lost over cattle,” Tinubu stated…

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