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Kwankwaso Blames FG for Insecurity, Promises Military Boost if Elected
Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, leader of the Kwankwasiyya Movement and 2023 NNPP presidential candidate, has criticized the Tinubu administration for lacking political will to address insecurity in Nigeria. Speaking in Kano on Tuesday during the launch of the state’s 2,000-strong Neighborhood Security Network, Kwankwaso urged President Tinubu to act decisively as Commander-in-Chief. He praised the Nigerian
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Toyin Abraham and Wumi Toriola End Seven-Year Feud
Nigerian actresses Toyin Abraham Ajeyemi and Wumi Toriola have finally reconciled after a seven-year public fallout. The emotional reunion happened on Sunday, December 21, 2025, at a cinema in Ikeja, Lagos, while both were promoting their respective projects. Toyin was promoting her new movie “Oversabi Aunty”, while Wumi showcased “Behind the Scenes”, produced by Funke
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China Mining Federation Denies Involvement in Illegal Mining in Nigeria
The China Mining Federation of Nigeria has refuted recent reports alleging that Chinese companies are engaging in illegal mining, environmental degradation, or links to terrorism in the country, calling the claims “false and misleading.” In a statement on Tuesday, the federation clarified that Chinese firms operating in Nigeria have themselves been victims of terrorist attacks
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Governor AbdulRazaq: Building Legacies, Not Dynasties
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has emphasized that his focus is on building enduring legacies rather than establishing a political dynasty, as stakeholders gathered to review his administration’s achievements. During an event showcasing sectoral accomplishments, cabinet members presented data highlighting the government’s progress. Commissioner for Works, Abdulquawy Olododo, revealed that 871.65 km of roads have
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FG Warns Correctional Officers Against Criminal Ties, Promotes 16,582 Personnel
The Federal Government has cautioned officers and staff of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) against any form of improper association with inmates, describing such behavior as a serious threat to national security and the integrity of the correctional system. Controller General of Corrections, Sylvester Ndidi Nwakuche, issued the warning on Tuesday in Abuja during the
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‘Our Land Is Rich, But We Are Poor’: Akwa Ibom, Rivers Communities Battle Oil Pollution, Poverty
Communities in Akwa Ibom and Rivers States are grappling with the devastating effects of decades of oil exploration, leaving residents impoverished despite sitting atop rich oil reserves. In Ibeno Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom, residents live without clean water, electricity, or healthcare. Oil spills have contaminated rivers, ruined farmland, and accelerated corrosion of rooftops. Rainwater
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Nigerian Police Arrest 13 Suspected Black Axe Members in Delta, Recover Arms, Vehicles in Forest Raid
The Delta State Police Command has arrested 13 suspected members of the Aiye Confraternity, also known as Black Axe, during a late-night operation in Ekraka Community Forest, Kokori, Ethiope East Local Government Area. The arrests followed actionable intelligence received on December 20, 2025, indicating that the cult group was planning an initiation ceremony deep inside
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20 Crew Members Escape Death as Nigerian Navy Vessel Catches Fire in Cross River
The Nigerian Navy successfully rescued 20 crew members from a vessel that caught fire along the Calabar section of the Oron–Calabar waterways in Cross River State. The incident involved the Motor Vessel (MV) Chimba Express, which was en route from Gabon to Calabar carrying scrap materials and other logistics. The rescue operation was conducted by
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LG Autonomy: APC Chieftain Accuses Alex Otti of Disobeying Tinubu, Supreme Court
Prince Paul Ikonne, an All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain in Abia State, has accused Governor Alex Otti of flouting directives from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Supreme Court regarding local government autonomy. Speaking on Television Continental (TVC), Ikonne alleged that Governor Otti is attempting to amend state laws to allow him continued control over
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Plateau Govt Commissions 1,450 Operation Rainbow Operatives to Boost Security
Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has commissioned 1,450 operatives of the state-owned security outfit, Operation Rainbow, following eight weeks of intensive training. Speaking at the passing-out parade at the New Jos Stadium, Mutfwang described the event as a historic milestone for both the graduands and the state’s collective efforts to enhance peace and security.
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