US disclosure on neutralised 199 jihadists refers to May operation – DHQ
The Defence Headquarters, DHQ, on Monday said the recent disclosure by the United States on the killing of 199 jihadists and the recovery of a massive cache of ISIS arms, ammunition and electronic equipment was not a fresh operation but the declassification of a successful joint Nigeria-US counter-terrorism mission carried out in May 2026.
Benue, Cross River: Good neighbours in conflicts that refuse to die
From Obanlikwu in northern Cross River, where the state shares a boundary with Kwande Local Government Area of Benue, to Obudu which neighbours Vandeikya, and Yala rubs shoulders with Konshisha and Oju, the story remains the same; two people with one heritage, but constantly at war with each other.
Iyabo Aina honored with Certificate of Credence by Lagos NUJ
By Emmanuel Okogba The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Lagos State Council, has presented Bose Iyabo Aina with a Certificate of Credence, in recognition of her selfless commitment and dedication to the success and growth of the Correspondents’ Chapel. The prestigious award, conferred Saturday, June 27, was presented by the Chairman of the Correspondents’ Chapel, […]
FMH&UD, AIHS champion land reforms to boost affordable housing
By Kingsley Adegboye The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development FMH&UD, has partnered with the Africa International Housing Show (AIHS), to drive discussions on land reforms and improve access to land as a critical step towards delivering affordable and low-cost housing across Nigeria and Africa. The high-level Land Administration Session, scheduled to hold during […]
BTO for PBAT ’27 group backs APC leadership, vows grassroots drive for Tinubu
The BTO for PBAT ’27 Support Group has reaffirmed its support for the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and renewed its commitment to President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027.
DARKNESS IN THE LAND OF LIGHT: Isoko nation groans under 15-year blackout
For over 15 years, the people of Isoko nation, an ethnic nationality blessed with over 100 oil wells and eight flow stations, have been living in what they describe as “total darkness,” even as the rest of Delta State moves forward.
