Niger army says repelled rebel attack on oil pipeline
Niger's army said Wednesday it had repelled a rebel attack targeting a major oil pipeline in the east of the country, while the assailants said they had inflicted "heavy losses" on the security forces.
Cubana Chief Priest, Isaac Fayose trade words over alliance with Tinubu’s City Boy Movement
Fayose earlier claimed in a video uploaded on Instagram that the Igbo are “easy to buy” as long as one has “money and power”.
Bomb scare rocks Bayelsa State Civil Service Secretariat; police arrest suspect
A bomb scare at the Bayelsa State Civil Service Secretariat on Wednesday caused panic and a swift evacuation of workers and visitors after an improvised explosive device (IED), suspected to be dynamite, went off in the complex.
Video: ‘Anikulapo’ is for thinkers, not everyone – Afolayan tells critics
“Something that is very peculiar to the kind of films that we make – we make films for the intellectual. We make films for people who can think. I don’t expect that everybody would like the film or understand the film. But I expect that the people that I am trying to appeal to would get it.”
NAPTIP blames poverty, ignorance for human trafficking in Nigeria
Babale said unemployment and limited vocational opportunities had continued to expose many youths to traffickers who lured them with promises of better livelihoods.
Legal battle over PDP convention moves to Appeal Court
The Court of Appeal in Abuja will on Thursday, hear a set of appeals challenging the legality of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) national convention held in Ibadan, Oyo state, in November 2025, a development that could ultimately determine the validity of the party’s current national leadership.
