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10/05/2026

Soludo declares war on fake miracles: “We have arrested some fake pastors and fake bishops. Whoever wants to perform a miracle should come to Amaku Hospital.”

10/05/2026

Muhammad Sadis Buba (Abin Al-Ajabin Zazzau) has done his screening as the House of Representatives candidate for the Sabon Gari Zaria Federal Constituency.

09/05/2026

"Peter Obi is an ingrate. I did my part, he didn't do his own part. What has Peter Obi sacrificed in Politics? You’re not willing to sacrifice anything, what are you doing in politics? Politics is not for boys, it’s for men."

~ Kenneth Okwonkwo
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09/05/2026

Kenneth Okonkwo is really out for Peter Obi

Benue Insecurity: Agatu youths demand withdrawal of military, cite loss of confidenceBenue Insecurity: The Agatu Indigen...
09/05/2026

Benue Insecurity: Agatu youths demand withdrawal of military, cite loss of confidence
Benue Insecurity:

The Agatu Indigenous Youth Association (AIYA) has called for the immediate withdrawal of the military Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS) personnel from Agatu Local Government Area of Benue state, alleging inefficiency and failure to respond to intelligence reports on attacks in the area.

In a petition addressed to the Commandant of Operation Whirl Stroke, Major General Moses Gara, the group accused military personnel stationed in the area of failing in their responsibility to protect lives and property of the people.

The petition, signed by the Convener and Interim National President of AIYA, Ochokwunu Edor, specifically raised concerns over the conduct of the Agatu Unit Commander, alleging that residents had lost confidence in the military presence in the area.

“Our people no longer feel safe under the protection of the military, and we have lost total trust in their ability and willingness to secure our lives and property,” the group stated.

“We fear that we may wake up one day and be killed by the same people we believe are protecting us,” the petition added.

The youths accused the military of alleged insubordination, lack of proactive security measures, intimidation of local youths, and failure to carry out routine patrols except when allegedly provided with logistics support by residents.

According to the petition, “there are no security patrols, except when contacted. When contacted, personnel allegedly start demanding for fueling, and even when fuel is provided, they move to the affected area at their own will and time.”

AIYA further alleged that the military failed to act on intelligence reports ahead of attacks on some communities in the local government area.

The group cited the May 2, 2026 attack on Odugbeho community, claiming that despite intelligence reports warning of an impending attack, no security personnel were deployed to the area

A thunderstorm reportedly k!lled a police inspector and left another officer injured during heavy rainfall in Borno Stat...
09/05/2026

A thunderstorm reportedly k!lled a police inspector and left another officer injured during heavy rainfall in Borno State

Bianca Ojukwu resumes office as foreign affairs minister
09/05/2026

Bianca Ojukwu resumes office as foreign affairs minister

Army Clashed With IPOB/ESN In Enugu, Recovers IEDsTroops of Sector 1, Operation UDO KA, have destroyed a suspected ritua...
09/05/2026

Army Clashed With IPOB/ESN In Enugu, Recovers IEDs

Troops of Sector 1, Operation UDO KA, have destroyed a suspected ritual shrine and recovered improvised explosive devices during an operation against alleged members of the Indigenous People of Biafra and its armed wing, the Eastern Security Network, in Imezi Owa, Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State

The Army said troops on an intelligence-led patrol came under attack from gunmen operating from a building allegedly used as a hideout by IPOB and ESN members.

It stated that three soldiers sustained injuries during the exchange of gunfire and were evacuated to a military medical facility for treatment.

“During the exchange of fire, improvised explosive devices stored by the terrorists in the building used as their hideout detonated and triggered a fire outbreak that destroyed the hideout,” the statement added.

According to the military, troops recovered additional IEDs, improvised hand grenades and a shrine allegedly used for ritual activities during a subsequent search of the area.

Former Chief of Army Staff, Buratai backs son’s political ambition, says youth should realise their dreams
09/05/2026

Former Chief of Army Staff, Buratai backs son’s political ambition, says youth should realise their dreams

08/05/2026

Video: Army Troops Bust Illegal Arms Factory in Plateau

Nigerian Army Bust Illegal Arms Factory in Plateau, Arrest Five SuspectsThe Nigerian Troops of Operation Enduring Peace ...
08/05/2026

Nigerian Army Bust Illegal Arms Factory in Plateau, Arrest Five Suspects

The Nigerian Troops of Operation Enduring Peace (OPEP) have uncovered illegal arms manufacturing sites in Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State and arrested five suspected Berom militia members linked to the fabrication of weapons used in attacks across the state.

Security sources disclosed that the suspects were arrested on Wednesday during a coordinated raid operation conducted by the Quick Response Force (QRF) of Headquarters OPEP at Vom community following weeks of intelligence gathering and covert surveillance.

According to the sources, the operation targeted two separate illegal arms manufacturing sites where the suspects were allegedly caught in the act of fabricating weapons for attacks and silent killings.

Items recovered during the raid included nine fabricated AK-47 rifles, one locally made pistol, four empty magazines, seven skeleton AK-47 rifles and 10 rifle butts.

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