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The killing of two Nigerians in South Africa within days of each other has renewed diplomatic strain between Abuja and Pretoria, coming as anti-migrant groups press a fresh 30 September ultimatum for undocumented foreigners to leave and as the National Assembly suspends legislative dealings with its South African counterpart. The victims were named by the…
Armed assailants killed three pastoralists and slaughtered dozens of cattle during a dawn ambush in Plateau State on Saturday. The assault struck herders tending livestock near Alohom community within the Sabon Gari district of Mangu Local Government Area. Community advocates and pastoralist associations reported that the gunmen opened fire without warning, leaving several cows dead…
Iraq shut three major border crossings with Iran on Saturday after a drone strike struck a vital Saudi Arabian oil pipeline. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi took the emergency step following joint intelligence findings from Baghdad and Riyadh confirming that the drones took off from Iraqi territory. The targeted pipeline transports crude across Saudi Arabia…
Nigeria’s electoral umpire published the final roster for the 2027 presidential election on Saturday, setting the stage for another round of political combat among familiar titans. The Independent National Electoral Commission displayed the roll at its Federal Capital Territory office in Abuja, confirming candidates from eighteen political parties. Commission secretary Rose Oriaran-Anthony signed the document,…
The Democratic Republic of Congo is enduring the worst Ebola epidemic in its history as confirmed infections crossed the 7,000 mark. Official data released late on Friday by the Congolese health ministry placed total recorded infections at 7,022, with the national death toll climbing to 3,398. That puts the case fatality rate at a harrowing…
Nottingham Forest ended a thirty-two-year drought at Villa Park on Saturday afternoon with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Aston Villa. The result handed Austrian manager Oliver Glasner his first league win in charge of the club while compounding the domestic troubles of Unai Emery’s side. Liam Delap opened the scoring just forty-five seconds after the…
Newly promoted Hull City held Chelsea to a thrilling 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon. The result preserved the visiting club’s unbeaten top-flight record and exposed lingering defensive frailties inside Xabi Alonso’s high-spending squad. Morgan Rogers handed the hosts an early advantage inside seven minutes with a sharp finish at the near post….
A sudden offensive by Iran-aligned Houthi fighters along Yemen’s southern coast has placed the White House in a dangerous military dilemma. The insurgents seized the historic port city of Mocha on Thursday and reached Perim Island inside the Bab el-Mandeb strait on Friday. That southward dash positions the group to close the narrow maritime passage…
Nigerian military aircraft killed more than eighteen insurgents and smashed key supply depots during dawn raids across northern Borno on Friday, 11 September. The Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai directed precision munitions against fortified camps at Tumbunma Baba within the marshy Lake Chad islands. Field reports confirmed that the raids destroyed several permanent structures,…
The Federal Government has announced that Nigerian tertiary students and public senior secondary learners will receive 100 megabytes of free daily data starting on the first of October to aid digital learning and academic research. Unveiled by the Federal Ministry of Education in collaboration with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and major mobile network operators,…