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Nigeria Shall Prevail: Shettima’s Assurance at National Police Day
Vice President Kashim Shettima has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to overcoming Nigeria’s security challenges, declaring that “Nigeria shall prevail.” He made this statement during the 2026 National Police Day celebration in Abuja, where he praised the resilience of the Nigeria Police Force and called for stronger collaboration between citizens and law enforcement. A Covenant for…
Nigeria’s Samson Adamu Steps Into CAF’s Spotlight
When the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced the retirement of Veron Mosengo-Omba, its long-serving General Secretary, the news carried a mix of relief and anticipation. Relief, because Mosengo-Omba’s tenure had been dogged by criticism over overstaying CAF’s retirement age and allegations of a toxic workplace. Anticipation, because the mantle of leadership was being handed…
Oil, War, and Sleepless Nights: The World on Edge
The war between the United States and Iran has entered a dangerous new phase. At a fundraising dinner in Washington, President Donald Trump issued a chilling warning: if Iran refuses peace or continues blocking the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. forces will “blow up” Kharg Island and Iran’s oil wells and power plants. The remark sent…
Jos in Silence: A City Under Siege
The city of Jos North has fallen quiet. Streets that once echoed with the rhythm of daily life now lie deserted, swallowed by an uneasy silence. This is not the calm of peace, but the hush of fear. Following a brutal attack in Angwan Rukuba that claimed lives and left many wounded, the Plateau State…
Soludo’s Second-Term Dawn: A Cabinet of Renewal
On March 23, 2026, Anambra State witnessed a fresh chapter in its political journey as Governor Chukwuma Soludo unveiled a new team to steer the state through his second term. The announcement carried more than just names it symbolized a deliberate blend of continuity, inclusivity, and reform. At the heart of the appointments was Mrs….
A Royal Visit in the Shadow of War
The corridors of power in Washington are buzzing. President Donald Trump has confirmed that King Charles III will visit the United States “very shortly,” despite unease in London over the escalating war in Iran. The visit, timed to coincide with the 250th anniversary of American independence, promises grandeur parades in Washington, ceremonies in New York…
Tradition on Trial: Peller’s Palace Breach
The ancient courtyards of the Oba of Benin’s Palace are usually hushed with reverence, their silence broken only by the measured steps of chiefs and attendants. But on March 6, that sanctity was disrupted. Habeeb Adelaja better known as Peller, a TikTok star arrived with a crowd, cameras rolling, and a playful energy that clashed…
The Trophy Taken Away: Senegal’s Fight for Justice
The echoes of triumph from Senegal’s 2025 AFCON victory had barely settled when the Confederation of African Football (CAF) delivered a stunning blow: the win was annulled, Morocco declared champions. It all began in Rabat, during a tense final. Deep into stoppage time, Morocco was awarded a controversial penalty. Senegal’s players, outraged, stormed off the…
Bridges Across Continents: Tinubu’s Royal Meeting
The spring air in London carried a quiet sense of history as President Bola Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu stepped off their plane at Stansted Airport. It was more than a ceremonial arrival it was the beginning of Nigeria’s first official state visit to Britain in nearly forty years. The next day, the grandeur…
