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The Red Cross has confirmed that at least 162 people were killed in the Kwara massacre, one of the deadliest attacks recorded in Nigeria’s west-central region in recent years. The assault, which took place late Tuesday in Woro village, Kaiama Local Government Area, followed recent military operations targeting what authorities described as terrorist elements in…
United States lawmakers have called on the federal government to take tougher and more decisive action against countries accused of violating religious freedom, with Nigeria singled out as a major concern, amid growing fears of escalating faith-based violence worldwide. The call was made during a hearing of the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee, where witnesses…
Detailed testimony at London’s Southwark Crown Court has shed fresh light on the scale of luxury property renovations and financial disputes linked to Nigeria’s former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, as her bribery trial entered its fifth day. A former building contractor, Tony Mulcahy, told the court that his company, Bear Rock Construction Ltd,…
The Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja is currently hosting over one thousand elite corporate athletes. These participants represent fifteen major firms within the Nigerian petroleum sector for the 2026 industry games. This biennial multisport event serves as a critical platform for fostering wellness and professional networking. Organizers officially scheduled the week-long competition to…
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited recently shifted the narrative regarding our nation’s dormant refineries. The Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Bayo Ojulari attributed the persistent failure of these facilities to weak internal operational structures. This admission contradicts the long-standing public belief that insufficient funding stalled the necessary rehabilitation work. Leadership within the state-owned oil firm…
Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq recently confirmed the tragic killing of seventy-five citizens within several Kwara communities. These brutal executions occurred after local residents reportedly refused to cooperate with invading extremist groups. The state government identifies this violent episode as a direct retaliation against community-led security defiance. Emergency responders continue to assess the full scale of devastation…
The 2026 Winter Olympics introduces sports that look more like extreme adventure challenges than traditional competitions. When do 2026 Winter Olympics start bringing these wild new events to Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo? February 6, 2026. And trust me, you’ve never seen winter sports quite like these before. 1. Ski Mountaineering: Racing Up Mountains on…
Nigeria’s upper legislative chamber has once again resisted efforts to enshrine mandatory electronic transmission of election results into law, preserving the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) discretion in determining how results are handled from polling units. This decision, reached during deliberations on the Electoral Amendment Bill, revives longstanding tensions over transparency and fraud prevention…
In a tragic incident that has left the Kwara State College of Nursing Sciences (KWASCONS) community in mourning, a bandit attack in Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State on Tuesday night claimed the lives of a midwifery student and his brother. The victims, Salihu Bio Khalid, a former president of the Student Union…
A fresh development in the ongoing family dispute over the paternity of Mohbad’s son, Liam, has emerged from the Ikorodu High Court, which has ordered three independent DNA tests to determine the biological father. This ruling comes after a series of complications surrounding the DNA testing process that had hindered the resolution of the…
