Troops, Nigerian warship head for Gambia to sack Jammeh
Nigeria soldiers will, on Wednesday (today), arrive at a base of the Economic Community of West African States troops in Senegal to ensure that President...
BREAKING NEWS! Many Feared Dead as Nigerian Military Bombs IDP Camp
Several people are feared dead after a military plane mistakenly dropped a bomb inside the Rann IDP camp in Borno State, a report by Premium...
Kaduna SWAN Mourns Late FA Chair, Kapaka
The Sport Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN) Kaduna State Chapter said it receives with rude shock the news of the death of the Kaduna State...
Army only captured Camp Zairo, not Sambisa Forest – Oby Ezekwesili
Contrary to the claim by the Nigerian Government that the Sambisa forest, hideout of Boko Haram militant has been captured, the convener of the Bring...
Security Operatives Intercept 2 Trucks With 145 Children
The Plateau State police command said it has intercepted two trucks carrying 145 children from Bauchi, Gombe and Jigawa states. According, a statement issued by...
Gambia: Supreme Court Truncates Jammeh’s Ploy to Remain in Office legally
The move by outgoing Gambian President Yahya Jammeh to stop the inauguration of the President-elect Adama Barrow suffered a major setback on Monday as the...
Obama Extends Sanctions In Hostile Goodbye to Zimbabwe’s Mugabe
Following President Robert Mugabe sarcastically proposing marriage to President Barack Obama in the wake of the legalization of gay marriage, to Obama excluding the Zimbabwean...
How Governor Nasir El-rufa’i was duped
Unedited There is a new twist to the political differences between the governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai and Senator representing Kaduna Central Senatorial...
ECOWAS Defence Chiefs Meet, Prepares Military Action Against Jammeh
The Nigerian Chief of Defence Staff, Abayomi Olonisakin, on Saturday hosted colleagues from other West African countries as ECOWAS steps up preparation for a possible...
25,800 Children From Nigeria, 3 Others, Arrived Italy by Themselves in 2016 – UNICEF
No fewer than 25,800 unaccompanied or separated children mainly from four African countries – Egypt, Eritrea, Nigeria and the Gambia — arrived Italy by sea...