Two US soldiers dead, one missing after Iranian attacks
Two US soldiers have died and one is missing following Iranian missile strikes on a military base in Jordan. Four soldiers were injured but are now okay.
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Two US soldiers have died and one is missing following Iranian missile strikes on a military base in Jordan. Four soldiers were injured but are now okay.
A tragic truck accident in Anambra left three dead and four injured. The FRSC urges drivers to ensure vehicle safety to prevent such incidents.
The Niger State Police arrested a fake pastor and a woman for kidnapping a four-week-old baby in Minna. The suspects were caught after a swift investigation.
The Civilian Joint Task Force has appointed Retired Maj.-Gen. Abdullahi Maikano as its new acting Commander General, aiming to strengthen peace and unity in Nigeria.
In Bangui, young people from rival communities played football together, rebuilding trust and hope. The game is a powerful tool for change in society.
President Tinubu's appointment of Dr Abdulrazak Namdas as Director-General of the Border Communities Development Agency faces delays, causing confusion within the agency.
The Lagos Waste Management Authority has begun clearing refuse at Oshodi Bus Terminal after reports of health risks and bad odors. Residents and traders express hope for a complete cleanup soon.
Lagos Police are taking steps to prevent violence among transport unions following the killing of Toba Ajiboye. Commissioner Tijani calls for calm and cooperation.
An Anambra court has remanded three suspects for charges of incest and child abuse. The police are committed to ensuring justice for victims.
The Kwara State Police arrested two Togolese after stopping a kidnapping plan in Okuta. The suspects were linked to threats made against a local resident.
Ekang Bassey has been sentenced to life in prison for the death of his friend Emeka Nnonifu at a birthday party in Abuja. The court found him guilty of culpable homicide.
Dr Godknows Igali of PANDEF highlights the severe pollution and infrastructure issues in the Niger Delta. He calls for urgent government action to address these challenges.