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The battle for Delta State’s political soul has returned to familiar ground, with Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and former Deputy Senate President Ovie Omo-Agege drawing fresh battle lines ahead of the 2027 general elections, more than three years after their first contest. The rivalry has taken a dramatic turn through a double defection. Oborevwori left…
Military forces have killed sixty Islamist fighters during an aggressive assault to rescue 360 abducted women and children in Borno State. Troops from Operation Hadin Kai executed a complex, multi-day clearing operation in the dense Mandara mountain range of the Gwoza Local Government Area. The army high command confirmed the decisive tactical breakthrough on Saturday…
The Nigerian Exchange Group is positioning the upcoming initial public offering of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery as a continental investment opportunity rather than a local affair. Group Chairman Umaru Kwairanga disclosed the cross-border listing strategy on Friday at the London Africa Summit. To broaden institutional participation, the exchange has already commenced formal engagements with multiple…
The federal government will cover the full cost of repatriating regular and irregular Nigerian citizens fleeing xenophobic violence in South Africa. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the emergency financial waiver on Saturday night following a direct authorization from the presidency. The intervention removes all administrative fees that previously slowed down the evacuation process for…
Federal tactical operatives have killed two suspected kidnappers during a late-night raid to rescue the sister and twin sons of a former minister. Operatives from the Intelligence Response Team stormed a hideout in Ibadan on Saturday evening to free the hostages unharmed. The successful raid followed three days of intensive digital tracking and surveillance across…
Nigerian track star Tobi Amusan secured another commanding victory on Saturday by setting a new meet record in the women’s 100-metre hurdles at the New Taipei Athletics Open in Taiwan. The world record holder crossed the finish line in 12.72 seconds to claim the continental title at the Banqiao Stadium. Running against a slight headwind…
A new smartphone-based technology can detect bacterial contamination on surfaces within five minutes. Developed by food scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the diagnostic system removes the need for lengthy laboratory analysis. The innovation provides a rapid tool for hygiene monitoring in hospitals, food processing plants, gyms, and public spaces. Researchers unveiled the portable…
The United States has approved entry visas for the Iranian national football team ahead of the FIFA World Cup. American officials confirmed the diplomatic clearance on Friday, resolving an administrative standoff just days before the tournament begins. The decision allows the playing squad to enter the country despite severe geopolitical hostilities between Washington and Tehran….
The armed gang holding a former Nigerian military spokesman has demanded a prisoner swap alongside the restitution of seized cattle to secure his release. Major General Rabe Abubakar, who previously served as the Director of Defence Information, was ambushed on Saturday alongside his wife in northwestern Katsina State. Rather than seeking a standard financial payout,…
Google will pay SpaceX approximately 920 million dollars per month to secure massive artificial intelligence computing capacity. The tech giant disclosed the multi-billion-dollar cloud services agreement on Friday in a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Under the terms of the contract, Google will gain access to a cluster of roughly 110,000 Nvidia…
