Muhummad Musa

Ribadu Concedes Military Force Cannot End Banditry

Ribadu Concedes Military Force Cannot End Banditry

National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu admitted on Saturday that military operations alone cannot crush armed banditry across north-western Nigeria, calling for sharper intelligence, tight border policing, and community cooperation to stem rural terror. Speaking through Zakari Mijinyawa at an anti-banditry forum in Sokoto, Ribadu acknowledged that bush gangs have progressed from cattle rustling and highway…

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Ukrainian Drones Strike Deep Inside Russian Territory

Ukrainian Drones Strike Deep Inside Russian Territory

Ukrainian long-range strike craft bombed military and logistics hubs across Russia’s Saratov region on Wednesday, 14 October, killing one person and wrecking residential buildings more than one hundred kilometres beyond the international border. Regional governor Roman Busargin confirmed the fatal casualties and structural damage in the industrial Volga River basin as air raid sirens sounded…

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Africa Holds 30% of Global Weather Gaps

Africa Holds 30% of Global Weather Gaps

African governments maintain barely an eighth of the basic surface weather stations that their people urgently require, leaving nearly a third of the world’s entire climate observation blind spots sitting directly over the continent. Blind skies cost poor farmers their lives. Nigerian Meteorological Agency director-general Charles Anosike warned regional energy ministers and multilateral financiers in…

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Atiku Demands Names of INEC Ballot Printers

Atiku Demands Names of INEC Ballot Printers

Former vice-president Atiku Abubakar challenged the Independent National Electoral Commission in Abuja on Sunday, 11 October, to publish the identities of private firms printing ballot papers for the 2027 general election. The opposition standard-bearer raised alarms over whispers that the electoral umpire awarded major printing deals to Hitech Construction or its affiliate entities, pointing to…

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PDP Urges Hope Amid Hardship at 66

Independence: PDP Urges Hope Amid Hardship at 66

Nigeria’s main opposition party marked the country’s 66th Independence anniversary on Thursday, 1 October 2026, by telling a destitute public that collective hope must remain stronger than current economic misery. Party spokesman Jungudo Mohammed released the holiday statement in Abuja, conceding that the republic sits far below its potential while urging citizens to reject despair…

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