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Security operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) have dismantled a suspected arms trafficking corridor spanning parts of Nigeria’s North-Central and North-West, following a coordinated operation that led to the rescue of three kidnapped church members.
The Rivers State House of Assembly has openly rejected a court directive seeking to halt impeachment moves against Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, signalling a deepening institutional standoff within the state’s political space.
A quiet stretch of road in Zamfara State was thrown into panic on Thursday after a suspected improvised explosive device detonated beneath a moving motorcycle, leaving five people badly injured and prompting an immediate security response.
The Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission has unveiled a fresh timetable for the next round of local government elections, setting the stage for a statewide vote that will determine new leadership at the grassroots level.
The Nigerian Army has rescued more than 1,000 victims of kidnapping in the North-West within the last 18 months, the outgoing General Officer Commanding of 8 Division, Maj. Gen. Ibikunle Ajose, has disclosed.
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has called for deeper strategic cooperation between the Nigerian Army (NA) and the United States Army to effectively address Nigeria’s evolving and multifaceted security challenges.
Popular actress, Tonto Dikeh has revealed reason she will not remove the tattoos on her body despite recently renewing her Christian faith and openly sharing her spiritual journey.
Nigeria’s Supreme Court has reopened the long-running corruption case involving former Jigawa State Governor, Sule Lamido, directing that his trial resume at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
In a poignant loss for peace advocates worldwide, the revered Nigerian cleric who bravely protected hundreds during ethnic tensions has left an enduring legacy of unity.
The Biafra Republic Government in Exile has removed Simon Ekpa from his position as leader while he remains in detention in Finland.