Reno Omokri’s ambassadorial nomination has thrown the Senate into chaos as lawmakers clash over his past “drug baron” remark about President Tinubu, leading to factional battles and even the shutdown of the senators’ WhatsApp group.
Daniel Bwala says the federal government will soon reveal the identities of terrorists and their financiers as part of far-reaching decisions on tackling insecurity.
Survivors who fled the fall of el-Fasher describe mass killings, sexual violence, and brutal attacks allegedly carried out by RSF fighters during Sudan’s worsening civil war.
Hakeem Baba-Ahmed says he wishes President Bola Tinubu will not seek re-election in 2027, arguing the president has not shown the hunger needed to fix Nigeria.
Pastor Tunde Bakare condemned Nigerian senators for politicking amid insecurity, saying it is shameful that the US Congress, not elected Nigerian representatives, convened hearings on citizens’ suffering.
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo of COCIN in Plateau State alleges that Muslims he sheltered and fed violently attacked his family, killing his grandmother and uncle and committing other atrocities.
Former PFN president Rev. Felix Omobude says Christians must not take up arms despite targeted attacks, warning that violence will escalate insecurity while supporting state police and external assistance to fight terrorism.
Northern Nigeria is under a multifaceted siege from a fluid network of armed groups that blend local banditry with foreign
Senate President Godswill Akpabio says his rise from obscurity to the nation’s top legislative position was made possible by God, urging Nigerians to stay committed to their faith.
“That election was concluded, the results are known, and the winner of the election must be announced…the ECOWAS leadership should reach out to the military leadership to release the opposition leader and announce the result.”
