By John Ikani Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin has made his first video appearance since his failed rebellion in Russia. The new video indicates he is at an undisclosed location in Africa. The video, shared via Telegram...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna The United Nations through its agency, UNICEF wants authorities in Nigeria to activate actions that would lead to arrest and prosecution of bandits for committing atrocious murders, rape and killing of children. UNICEF...
By Emmanuel Nduka Nigeria's military has disclosed that three officers and 22 soldiers were killed on August 14 in an ambush laid by armed bandits in Niger State. Briefing journalists at the Defence Headquarters, Abuja on...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), has insisted that it will not succumb to "terrorists' propaganda", following the sharing of gory images and videos of the ill-fated NAF Helicopter crash in Niger State days...
By Emmanuel Nduka Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu has released a personally signed statement mourning the military officers who were killed in an Air Force helicopter crash in Niger State on Monday. The president's tribute praised the...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Mali's Junta leader, Assimi Goita has said Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to him about the recent coup in Niger on Tuesday and stressed the need for peace. This revelation is believed to...
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