Names of the 50 St.mary Catholic school pupils that escape captivity
CAN has confirmed that 50 students abducted from St. Mary’s Private Catholic Schools in Niger State have escaped captivity and quietly reunited with their families.
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DHQ debunks viral AI-generated video on forced military recruitment
The Defence Headquarters has dismissed a viral AI-generated video falsely claiming the Chief of Defence Staff ordered compulsory military recruitment
Why FG hasn’t tried suspected terror sponsors – Information Minister
The Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, says terrorism financiers have not been prosecuted because the investigations are complex and require thorough, time-consuming processes, despite growing public pressure.
Peter Obi opens up on Nnamdi Kanu’s sentencing
Peter Obi has described Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s life imprisonment as a leadership failure that risks increasing national tension, calling for dialogue and reconciliation.
Why Nigeria scrambles to diplomacy after Trump’s warning
A former Nigerian Air Force officer says U.S. lawmakers are united in their concerns over persistent killings in Nigeria, prompting hurried diplomatic engagements from Abuja.
No genocide, Nigerian Christians also kill herdsmen – Gumi
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has argued that herdsmen attacks on Christians are retaliatory and insisted there is no ongoing Christian genocide in Nigeria.
Government knows the killers, must act decisively – Archbishop Onayekan
Cardinal Onayekan has warned that the Nigerian government knows those behind widespread killings and must act decisively to halt the nation’s escalating insecurity.
‘Nigeria is a disgrace’: Trump fumes over alleged Christian killings
US President Donald Trump has expressed anger over alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria, threatening to stop aid and consider military action.
Education Minister launches probe into UNN VC over ex-minister certificate disclosure
The Minister of Education has set up a panel to investigate the vice-chancellor of University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) for disclosing details of the alleged certificate forgery by former minister Geoffrey Uchechukwu Nnaji.
Niger Catholic school abductions rise to 315
The Catholic Diocese of Kontagora says a verified headcount shows 315 people were abducted from St. Mary’s Schools in Niger State, disputing government claims of prior security warnings.