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18/03/2026

President Tinubu and wife welcomed in UK with gunshots.

18/03/2026

18/03/2026

‘He’ll see his doctors’ – Sowore dismisses Tinubu’s UK visit as ‘diplomatic excursion’

Human rights lawyer and African Action Congress presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has dismissed President Bola Tinubu’s ongoing state visit to the United Kingdom as a “diplomatic excursion” devoid of any real benefit to Nigeria.

Sowore made the remarks during an interview on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Wednesday, as Tinubu continued his historic two-day visit — the first official trip by a Nigerian leader to the UK in nearly four decades.

18/03/2026

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT FROM IMO STATE GOVERNMENT

18/03/2026

'Your government is killing Nigerians': Amaechi asks Tinubu to resign over Borno bomb blasts

Presidential aspirant and former Minister of Transportation, Rt Hon Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has asked President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to resign due to his alleged persistent failure in protecting the lives and property of Nigerians after the recent bomb blasts in Borno.

In a statement released on Tuesday by his media office, Amaechi condemned the Monday night attack in Borno State, describing the Tinubu-led government as “abysmally incompetent” and lacking the basic leadership skills required to safeguard citizens...

18/03/2026

One officer killed and rifles carted away as bandits attack Nigerian Immigration post in Niger state

One officer identified as Umar Yusuf has been reportedly killed, and many rifles carted away, as bandits attacked a Nigeria Immigration Service outpost in Balia community, Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State.

According to reports, the attackers, who rode in on motorcycles, launched the assault in broad daylight at about 10 a.m. on Tuesday, overpowering officers manning the facility...

18/03/2026

Iran’s says global repercussions of war ‘will hit all’

The repercussions of the war in the Middle East would be felt globally, Iran’s top diplomat said on Wednesday, suggesting more Western officials should push back against the conflict.

“Wave of global repercussions has only begun and will hit all — regardless of wealth, faith, or race,” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi posted on X, accompanied by a copy of the US National Counterterrorism Center director’s resignation announcement prompted by the war on Tuesday.

18/03/2026

President his country is on fire is busy pursuing rats in London.

President Bola Tinubu and Britain’s King Charles III travel in the Australian State Coach, while Britain’s Queen Camilla and Nigeria’s First Lady Oluremi Tinubu ride in the Scottish State Coach to Windsor Castle in Windsor on March 18, 2026.

The procession marks the first state visit by a Nigerian leader to the United Kingdom in 37 years.

18/03/2026

Ozonna' father,Soludo asked Anabrariams not to waste their vites in 2027 as he throws support for Tinubu.

We trust Tinubu, don’t waste your vote in 2027 - Governor Soludo to Igbo

18/03/2026

Burna Boy, dad visit Fubara amid plans to rebuild dilapidated school.

18/03/2026

Court affirms Nigerians the right to film police officers in public.

The Federal High Court Nigeria sitting in Warri, Delta State, has delivered a landmark ruling affirming that Nigerians have the constitutional right to record police officers performing their duties in public.

In the judgement delivered by Justice H. A. Nganjiwa, the court declared that officers must wear visible name tags and display their force numbers while on duty. It also ruled that police have no right to harass, intimidate, arrest, or seize devices from citizens recording them.

The court awarded ₦5 million in damages and an additional ₦2 million as litigation costs to the applicant, Maxwell Uwaifo, for the violation of his fundamental rights.

The suit, filed as a public interest case, challenged unlawful stop-and-search operations and the conduct of officers who allegedly operated without proper identification.

The respondents in the case included the Nigeria Police Force, the Police Service Commission, and the Attorney-General of the Federation.

The court upheld all the applicant’s requests, declaring that citizens have the right to document police activities under freedom of expression, and that any attempt to prevent such recording is unconstitutional.

It also ordered that officers must properly identify themselves during operations, reinforcing accountability and transparency in policing.

The ruling comes amid longstanding concerns over police misconduct in Nigeria, particularly following the disbandment of the notorious Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) after the protests.

This decision is expected to strengthen civil liberties and set a new standard for police-citizen interactions across the country.

14/03/2026

Repentant terrorists leaking information —Serving senior officers