Written by The man suspected of shooting two National Guard soldiers near the White House on Wednesday was an Afghan national who worked alongside US forces in Afghanistan, US media reported. The US National Guard soldiers were shot and critically wounded two blocks from the White House. The police said the suspect had been taken into … Continue reading “What We Know About National Guard Shooting Suspect”
The Senate has commenced the process of amending the nation’s Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act as lawmakers passed the amendment bill through first reading during plenary today. READ ALSO: Bandits Abduct 24 Farmers In Fresh Niger Attack The bill sponsored by the Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, followed resolutions reached just 24 hours earlier when senators, … Continue reading “Senate Begins Process To Amend Terrorism Act”
Governor Nasir Idris of Kebbi State has presented a proposed 2026 budget of ₦642 billion to the Kebbi State House of Assembly. The budget, titled “Budget of Transformation and People’s Empowerment,” prioritises development and accountability through significant investments in infrastructure. According to the governor, the proposal includes provisions for the Kebbi State Security Trust … Continue reading “Gov Idris Presents ₦642bn ‘Budget Of Transformation’ To Kebbi Assembly”
A Kenyan court declared parts of a law that prevented farmers from selling and sharing seeds unconstitutional on Thursday, in a ruling welcomed by campaigners. Smallholder farmers make up 70 percent of the East African country’s agricultural sector and rely on the informal sharing of seeds when they are in short supply. Some fear … Continue reading “Kenya Court Says Parts Of Seed Sharing Law ‘Unconstitutional”
With no backpack, books, or uniform, 11-year-old Layan Haji navigates the ruins of Gaza City and heads to a makeshift classroom after two years of war halted her education. But the school is not what she is used to. Painted walls and students’ artwork no longer adorn the walls and hallways — instead, tents … Continue reading “Schools But No Books: Gaza’s Children Return To Makeshift Classrooms”
Police authorities in Ondo have arrested two men: 25-year-old Shina Jacob and 32-year-old Felix Olalekan for allegedly stabbing a police officer to death in Akure, the state capital. The Public Relations Officer of the Ondo Police Command, Olusola Ayanlade, confirmed the incident in a statement made available to journalists. Ayanlade noted that, on Wednesday … Continue reading “Two Arrested For Stabbing Policeman To Death In Ondo”
The Governor of Bauchi State, Bala Mohammed, has presented a proposed 2026 budget of over ₦878 billion, with 65% allocated to capital expenditure and 35% to recurrent expenditure. Presenting the 2026 Appropriation Bill before the State House of Assembly on Thursday, the governor said the new fiscal year will prioritise completing ongoing projects, introducing … Continue reading “Bauchi Governor Presents ₦878bn 2026 Budget”
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The European Union could fine Elon Musk’s X platform for breaking its digital rules by the end of 2025 — two years into a probe that has tested the bloc’s resolve to police the online space. X was the target of the EU’s first-ever investigation under a major new online content law in December … Continue reading “EU Could Hit X With Fine Before 2025 Ends”
The Nigerian government has condemned the coup in Guinea-Bissau, demanding the restoration of democratic order in the West African country. In a statement on Thursday morning, the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it was dismayed by the incident, and described the military takeover of power in Guinea-Bissau as “unfortunate”. “The Federal Government of … Continue reading “‘Unfortunate,’ Nigeria Condemns Coup In Guinea-Bissau, Demands Restoration Of Constitutional Order”