
Army breaks Boko Haram/ISWAP camp in Adamawa, kills 21 terrorists
The Nigerian Army, supported by the National Security Adviser, dismantled a Boko Haram camp in Adamawa, killing 21 terrorists and seizing weapons.
Writer
Bringing you the latest from the Politics and Metro desks.
6364 stories published

The Nigerian Army, supported by the National Security Adviser, dismantled a Boko Haram camp in Adamawa, killing 21 terrorists and seizing weapons.

Nigeria's capital market is set to regain its Frontier Market status on 21 September, following improvements in foreign exchange liquidity and market access.

The Minority Caucus of the House of Representatives urges President Tinubu to act decisively against terrorism and violence in Northern Nigeria. They highlight the urgent need for military operations to reclaim affected

Governor Uba Sani disclosed that Kaduna State pays N6.7 billion monthly to service inherited loans. He has not taken any new loans since taking office.

President Bola Tinubu has announced plans for 500 new CNG refuelling stations across Nigeria to help lower transport costs following the removal of the petrol subsidy.

A 40-year-old man and his five-year-old cow were rescued from an old well in Kano. Firefighters responded quickly to the emergency call and saved both.

A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the NDLEA to bring social media influencer KC Luxury to court after his alleged 14-day detention without charge.

The police have invited activist VeryDarkMan to back up his claims about officers aiding kidnappers. They stress that such allegations need solid evidence.

The Bauchi State Police have arrested a man for allegedly abusing his eight-month-old stepdaughter. The police are investigating the incident and emphasize zero tolerance for child abuse.

Troops interrupted a ransom exchange in Kebbi State, rescuing a kidnapped woman. The military reassured locals of ongoing efforts against criminals.

The EFCC is looking into the N12bn fund for the Nigeria Football Federation. This follows concerns over its use for players' unpaid wages and bonuses.

The Association of Energy Correspondents congratulates the new leaders of WEC Nigeria. Their experience is expected to boost Nigeria's role in the global energy landscape.