Daily Frontier Newspaper

09/27/2025

Families in Agony as Pirates Abduct 17 Passengers in Cross River

Calabar, Nigeria

09/27/2025

🔴 BREAKING: Deadly Zamfara Assault - Five Killed, 20 Abducted in Religious Attack

Armed bandits stormed a mosque in Yandoto community, Tsafe Local Government Area of Zamfara State, killing five worshippers and abducting 20 others during

09/27/2025

U.S. Court Hands Two-Year Jail Term to Nigerian in Multimillion-Dollar Fraud Case

A U.S. federal court has sentenced Nigerian businessman Charles Uchenna Nwadavid to two years in prison for his role in a $2 million romance scam and money

09/26/2025

🔴BREAKING:Fubara Dissolves Rivers State Pension Board, Duties Transferred to Accountant General

Port Harcourt, Rivers State

09/26/2025

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed mounting international recognition of Palestine, describing it as a “disgrace” and warning that an independent Palestinian state would be “national suicide” for Israel.

Netanyahu made the remarks on Friday during an address to the United Nations General Assembly, where he spoke to a largely empty hall. The sparse attendance highlighted what many analysts see as Israel’s deepening diplomatic isolation.

The speech comes after more than 150 countries, including major Western powers such as Britain, France, and Canada, recently recognized Palestine. Netanyahu condemned the move, insisting Israel would not accept what he called the imposition of a “terror state.”

“Israel will not allow you to shove a terror state down our throats,” he said, vowing to continue military operations in Gaza and “finish the job” against Hamas.

The comments were delivered amid intensifying criticism of Israel’s conduct in the war in Gaza, where humanitarian groups and foreign governments have accused Israeli forces of excessive use of force and devastating civilian losses.

09/26/2025

plateau state Nigeria - Tragedy struck in Dura community, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State, as an illegal mining site collapsed, leaving at least four youths feared dead and several others trapped beneath the rubble.

Eyewitnesses said the incident occurred when the victims were working inside the pit, which suddenly caved in, burying them. Rescue efforts by locals were ongoing as of the time of filing this report, with fears that the casualty figure could rise.

Authorities are yet to issue an official statement, but community members have called for urgent intervention, blaming the recurring mining accidents on unsafe practices and lack of regulation.

The collapse adds to the growing list of mining-related tragedies in Plateau State, where illegal mining activities have continued despite repeated warnings from government and environmental experts.

09/26/2025

09/26/2025

🔴BREAKING: Israeli Strikes Kill 58 in Gaza Since Dawn – Medical Sources

At least 58 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip since dawn on Friday, according to medical sources in the enclave.

The bombardments, reported by Al Jazeera, targeted several areas of the besieged territory, intensifying an already dire humanitarian situation.

Casualty figures are expected to rise as rescue operations continue.

09/26/2025

Tinubu Defends Reforms, Says Hardship is Price of Economic Recovery

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has defended the economic reforms introduced by his administration, insisting that the hardship being faced by Nigerians is the

09/26/2025

Adamawa Under Threat Again as Terrorists Kidnap Youth

Boko Haram insurgents have launched another attack in Adamawa State, abducting an 18-year-old boy in Kopre village, Hong Local Government Area.

09/26/2025

Phones, Blood, and Panic - Inside the Midnight Attack on Hadejia Polytechnic Hostel

Jigawa, Nigeria

09/26/2025

Survivors Speak Out After Deadly Building Collapses in Anambra

Anambra State has been shaken by two building collapses within a week, leaving at least one person dead and several others injured. The incidents, which occurred in quick succession, have raised concerns among residents about construction safety and regulatory oversight in the state.

Survivors recounted harrowing experiences of being trapped under debris, while neighbors rushed to help and called emergency services. Families of the victims are mourning their loss and pleading for stricter enforcement of building codes to prevent future tragedies.

Local authorities have launched investigations into the collapses, but residents continue to live in fear, urging the government to ensure that safety standards are upheld across all construction projects.