Awka: Nigeria is making steady strides toward national progress under President Bola Tinubu, according to Prof. Joseph Ugboaja, Coordinator of Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA) in Anambra South Senatorial District. Despite …
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Isuochi, Abia State: The Umunneochi Traditional Rulers’ Advisory Council in Abia State has conferred the prestigious title of “Ike Oha 1 of Umunneochi” on President Bola Tinubu, recognising his leadership …
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Abuja: Nigerian Army troops in Enugu seized a bomb, a rifle, and ₦2 million ransom cash during a raid in Ajali Forest, uncovering a militant base linked to a kidnap …
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Owerri: The Imo Police Command has cracked open a dangerous robbery syndicate, arresting five suspects, recovering 450 stolen motorcycles and N6.4 million in cash — and turning down a N5 …
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Lagos: A truck driver fled into a bush to escape arrest after Nigeria Customs Service operatives flagged down his vehicle along the Okada/Ofosu Expressway in Benin, Edo — only for …
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Bridge, Roads, and Dual-Carriageway Also Commissioned in Infrastructure Blitz Yenagoa: President Bola Tinubu on Friday commissioned a 60-megawatt gas turbine plant in Elebele, Bayelsa—the state’s largest power investment to date—and …
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Owerri: Governor Hope Uzodimma sounded the alarm Thursday, declaring Nigeria stands at a historic turning point where today’s choices will carve the nation’s destiny for generations to come. Uzodimma made …
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The University of Jos will resume first-semester examinations on April 13 after suspending them due to a security breach in the city. Mr Emmanuel Madugu, the Deputy Registrar, Information and …
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Security and Defence
Gen. Musa Commands Frontline Troops: Shoot‑on‑Sight, Deploy New Anti‑Terror Strategies
Maiduguri: Nigeria’s Defence Minister, Gen. Christopher Musa (rtd.), on Tuesday issued an uncompromising order to frontline forces: neutralise any terrorist encountered—shoot on sight, no further clearance required. Musa also unveiled …
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Abuja: The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) confirmed receiving 40 Nigerians deported from Mozambique. The 40 deportees returned to Nigeria after several weeks in Mozambican detention. NiDCOM confirmed this in …
