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US delivers military equipment to Nigeria

The United States has delivered some military equipment it sold to Nigeria as part of the two countries’ bilateral counterterrorism collaboration. The delivery, made over the weekend using the United States Air Force C-17 aircraft,…

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Foreigners not responsible for South Africa’s woes — Journalist, Ngalwa

A South African journalist, Secretary-General of the African Editors Forum and Treasurer-General of the South African National Editors’ Forum, S’bu Ngalwa, tells OLUFEMI ADEDIRAN that political interests, rather than widespread public hostility, are fuelling the anti-foreigner campaign in South Africa.…

Nigeria’s 1998 record stands as round 32 begins

Nigeria may be absent from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but one of the Super Eagles’ most celebrated achievements survived a potential challenge this week when Cape Verde’s historic run through the group stage fell just short of erasing a…

Edo sets up special court for cultism, kidnapping cases

The Edo High Court of Justice will begin a Special Criminal Court to expedite trials of offences relating to cultism and kidnapping in July. This announcement is contained in a statement from the Court’s Chief Registrar, Benson Osawaru, on Friday…

FIFA rejects Zwane appeal as Broos hails Bafana bond

South Africa will head into Sunday’s 2026 World Cup round of 32 clash against Canada in Los Angeles without midfielder Themba Zwane after FIFA rejected the South Africa Football Association’s appeal against his three-match suspension, dealing Bafana Bafana a significant…

3,238 injured as Venezuela earthquakes death hits 1,430

The death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to at least 1,430 people, the President of the country’s National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, said on Saturday. CNN reports that Rodríguez also disclosed that at least 3,238 people have been…

Obasanjo family divided over Yayi’s Ogun governorship candidature

The family of former President Olusegun Obasanjo appears divided over the governorship ambition of the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in Ogun State, Solomon Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, after two of the ex-president’s sons publicly endorsed him despite their…

University bans undergraduate night driving after student’s death

The management of Rivers State University, Port Harcourt, has banned undergraduate students from driving personal vehicles on campus during evening hours. The Acting Registrar of the university, Idanyingi Daminabo, announced the measure while addressing journalists in Port Harcourt, on Friday.…

NDC groups reject Kogi court judgment, threaten nationwide protest

A senatorial aspirant for Osun Central Senatorial District on the platform of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, Nathaniel Oduyemi, has condemned the wave of violence and unrest in parts of Osun State ahead of forthcoming elections, describing the situation as disturbing…

Shake-up in Nigerian Army, top generals redeployed

The Nigerian Army said it has reshuffled its leadership structure, repositioning and appointing senior officers across key operational commands, affecting some field commanders, school commandants and principal staff officers at the army headquarters. This was contained in a statement by…

Ikeja Electric appoints new Acting CEO

Ikeja Electric has appointed Mrs Ogochukwu Onyelucheya as its Acting Chief Executive Officer, effective July 1, 2026, following the transition of its current chief executive officer, Mrs Folake Soetan, to a broader strategic role within the energy sector. The electricity…

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