Katsina Peace Deals Under Scrutiny: Why Banditry Persists Despite Truces
Katsina State's peace deals with armed bandits falter, leading to persistent attacks and spreading violence. Fragmented groups and unfulfilled terms hinder true peace.
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Katsina State's peace deals with armed bandits falter, leading to persistent attacks and spreading violence. Fragmented groups and unfulfilled terms hinder true peace.
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Nigerians are falling victim to sophisticated online scams via social media, losing fortunes to fake vendors. Experts advise vigilance and robust reporting mechanisms.
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<a href="/tag/pdp/">PDP</a>'s national convention in Ibadan faces legal challenges and deep divisions. Over 3,000 delegates gather to elect new leadership amid conflicting court rulings.
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Bandit attacks in Niger State's Mashegu LGA claim 16 vigilante lives, kidnap 42 residents, and leave communities deserted. Escalating violence and unresolved abductions spark fears.
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Former Army Chief Dambazau suggests the US plans a military base in Nigeria, linking it to external interests and regional insecurity.
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The DSS provides updates on prosecuting terror suspects from ANSARU, UN bombing, Owo church attack, and Benue massacre, underscoring national security efforts.
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Nigeria mourns Major-General Abdullahi Muhammad Adangba, ex-NSA and presidential aide, who died at 86, leaving a legacy of military and public service.
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The doctors' strike by NARD enters its fifth day, crippling healthcare services in Nigeria's FCT, leaving patients stranded and demanding government action.
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Kano State Government approves N3.3 billion for vital water supply and energy projects, aiming to enhance infrastructure and ensure sustainable access for citizens.
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