Islam not connected to terrorism or criminal activities, FASON says
FASON says Islam should not be linked to terrorism, kidnapping, banditry or other criminal activities, describing such acts as contrary to Islamic teachings.
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GMO crops fuel cancer risk, stakeholders warn
Health experts and biosafety advocates have renewed concerns over GMO foods in Nigeria, warning of possible health risks and threats to food sovereignty.
Soldier, four hostages killed in kidnap attack on Chinese expatriates at Mowe dredging site
A kidnap attempt targeting Chinese expatriates at a Mowe dredging site in Ogun State ended in tragedy, with a soldier
Ondo coastal community faces extinction as ocean threatens home, residents fault government inaction
Ayetoro, a historic coastal community in Ondo State, is facing a growing environmental crisis as relentless ocean surges continue to
No one can prevent me from visiting any part of Nigeria — Gumi
Popular Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has defended his controversial visit to Ibadan, insisting that no one can stop him
Ex-Minister Sadiya Farouq seeks to revoke arrest warrant in Abuja High Court
Former Humanitarian Affairs Minister Sadiya Farouq has asked an Abuja High Court to cancel the arrest warrant issued against her
Nigerian Soldier accuses cabals of sponsoring terrorism, engaging in illicit activities
A Nigerian soldier has stirred controversy after alleging that powerful cabals are behind the country’s insecurity, using violence as a
Adelabu’s sister abduction: Oyo brings down kidnappers’ hideout
The Oyo State Government has commenced the demolition of a house in Ibadan allegedly used by kidnappers who abducted Adebayo Adelabu’s sister and her twins.
Two kidnappers killed as police rescue Adelabu’s sister, twin sons
Police have rescued Mrs Olaide Busayo Adegoke John-Paul, the sister of former Power Minister Adebayo Adelabu, and her 12-year-old twin
Looted Libyan arms end up in Nigeria, UN reveals
The United Nations says weapons looted during Libya’s 2011 conflict later surfaced in Nigeria and other Sahel countries, where some