U.S. Congressman Bill Huizinga criticized Nigeria’s government for downplaying targeted attacks on Christians and urged swift, decisive action to prevent another humanitarian tragedy.
President Bola Tinubu has reportedly dispatched top officials to negotiate the early release of jailed former deputy Senate president Ike Ekweremadu, a move seen as part of his 2027 re-election strategy.
Hajiya Sutura Shehu-Shagari, the last surviving wife of former Nigerian President Shehu Shagari, has died at 89 after a prolonged illness.
Kanu’s lawyers have petitioned the Supreme Court to review its 2023 judgment, alleging it relied on a repealed law and undermined the rule of law.
Obasanjo reminisced on Nigeria’s past global influence and urged youths to take active leadership roles amid Trump’s controversial remarks on insecurity.
Boko Haram reportedly killed 100 ISWAP fighters and overran several camps in Borno State island clashes between November 5 and 8, according to a report from security analyst Zagazola Makama.
Former NBA president Olisa Agbakoba has urged the federal government to prioritize comprehensive land titling reform, describing it as key to unlocking Nigeria’s dormant wealth.
Uche Montana denied involvement in supplying drugs to Regina, calling claims “false” and seeking to set the record straight.
PFN says Christian genocide “can no longer be debated,” but NSCIA insists Nigeria’s crisis is security-driven, not religious.
A federal judge ruled the Education Department violated workers’ First Amendment rights by sending partisan shutdown emails without consent.
