A Catholic bishop in Nigeria, Moses Chikwe who was kidnapped on Sunday, has been released unharmed, according to the Archdiocese of Owerri. Bishop Chikwe was said to have been kidnapped on December 27, alongside his driver,...
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday reinstated that his administration will fulfil the five demands of the #EndSARS protesters. “This government heard, this government listened and this government is committed to fulfilling the five demands of...
Troops of the Nigerian Military have neutralized insurgents at the Tunkushe village in the northeastern part of Borno state. The insurgents suspected to be from the Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) were ambushed in...
The Air Task Force of Operation Lafiya Dole has identified and destroyed scores of terrorist hideouts in Sambisa Forest, Borno State. A statement issued by the Coordinator, Defence Media Operations, Major General John Enenche, revealed that...
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists on Saturday attacked three communities in Hawul Local Government Area of Borno State and burnt down a church. The villages attacked include Debiro, Tashan Alade and Tirgitu. Citing a source, SaharaReporters reported,...
Katsina State police command has rescued 84 eighty-four kidnap victims, mostly Islamiyya schoolchildren, that were kidnapped by Bandits at Mahuta village of Dandume Local Government Area of the state. Confirming the release of the schoolchildren, Police...
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