Army dismantles IPOB/ESN camp, recovers remains of personnel in Imo
Troops of the Nigerian Army have dismantled a major camp belonging to the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed affiliate, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), in Imo State, recovering what are believed to be the remains of two personnel killed four years ago.
2027: Haske formally declares for Adamawa governor, promises inclusive growth
Addressing supporters, Haske described the moment as both historic and personal, saying his governorship ambition was rooted in his lifelong connection to Adamawa.
Legislative experience matters – Yahaya Bello backs Abejide’s third-term re-election
Appealing to stakeholders from Mopa-Muro, Bello urged those aspiring to represent the constituency to exercise patience in the overall interest of development.
CRMI applauds CBN digital reforms, endorses new overnight lending benchmark
By Gift chapiOdekina, Abuja The Chartered Risk Management Institute of Nigeria (CRMI) has praised the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for rolling out new regulatory measures aimed at bolstering the safety of the country’s digital banking landscape. In a statement, the Institute described the initiative as a prompt and strategic response to growing threats within […]
744 ‘Repentant’ Terrorists: A ticking time bomb or path to peace?
These ex-terrorists who were once the foot soldiers of terror, are now fit to dwell in harmony with their victims and society in general
Sachet Alcohol: Sacrificing our children for profit?
NAFDAC’s decision to ban the production and sale of alcohol in sachets and small bottles (below 200 ml) is not an act of regulatory overreach
