Kwara State has been in the eye of the storm lately over incessant attacks on residents by unrelenting bandits and kidnappers, particularly in the northern and southern parts of the state, despite the spirited efforts of the government to combat insecurity.

By Kingsley Omonobi The Nigerian military said it recorded major gains in the fight against terrorism, kidnapping, oil theft, and armed violence across the country in September 2025. According to the Defence Headquarters (DHQ), troops rescued 180 kidnapped civilians, arrested 450 suspected terrorists and bandits, and killed scores of others during operations carried out nationwide.

By Marie-Therese Nanlong President Bola Tinubu has called on Nigerians, particularly citizens of Plateau State, to embrace peace and religious tolerance, urging them to live together in mutual respect and harmony. The President made the appeal at the weekend during the funeral service of the late Nana Lydia Yilwatda, mother of the All Progressives Congress

By Kennedy Mbele A High Court, sitting in Asaba, Delta State, has awarded N100 million as exemplary damages and another N5 million as cost of action in favour of Ogbueshi Edwin Monyei and Ifeanyi Isichei against Ogbueshi Uche Nwajei (Head/Onoi of Otu-Ihaza Ahaba, Asaba) and Charles Enemokwu (Secretary, Otu-Ihaza Ahaba, Asaba) for themselves and on

It is imperative, in that calculation, to continue to ensure that Nigerians are “governed” by Temugedege. Nigerians who have read J.P. Clark’s Ozidi – both the play and the saga – will remember the “idiot king” Temugedege. Nigeria – the giant shit of Africa- is the only independent African nation, for instance, who organizes presidential debates