In a heart-wrenching scene that brought tears to the eyes of many, the National Military Cemetery in Abuja served as the final resting place for the 17 military personnel who tragically lost their lives in the Okuama community massacre in Delta State. Their bodies, arriving at the cemetery at approximately 2:26 pm on Wednesday, were laid to rest amidst solemn ceremonies and profound grief. President Bola Tinubu, flanked by top military brass and dignitaries, including Service Chiefs, paid his respects to the fallen heroes, offering condolences to their families and expressing the nation's gratitude for their sacrifice. The somber atmosphere underscored the magnitude of the loss and the profound impact it has had on the country. The tragic incident unfolded on March 14 when troops from the 181 Amphibious Battalion, stationed in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State, were ambushed and killed while on a peacekeeping mission to Okuama Community. Responding to a distress call amid

Federal Government has declares Good Friday and Easter Monday as Public Holidays In a move to observe the solemnity and significance of Good Friday and Easter Monday, the Federal Government has officially declared both days, March 29th and April 1st, 2024, as public holidays. The announcement was made by the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, who urged Nigerians, particularly Christians, to reflect on the sacrifice and love exemplified by Jesus Christ during this period. Quoted in a statement by Dr. Aishetu Gogo Ndayako, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Tunji-Ojo emphasized the importance of Easter in promoting values of love, forgiveness, and compassion, which are crucial for fostering social cohesion and harmony. Encouraging acts of charity and generosity towards the less privileged, the Minister underscored the significance of these virtues in contributing to Nigeria's socio-economic development and advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda championed by Presi

  Governor Ademola Adeleke In a stunning turn of events, the highly anticipated Computer-Based Test (CBT) for the Osun State Government Teacher's Recruitment Exercise failed to proceed as scheduled, leaving thousands of hopeful applicants stranded across various centers in the state. Despite each applicant shelling out N2000 for registration, the CBT exams did not materialize, sparking frustration and outrage among those affected. Batches 1 to 4, slated for 8am to 11am, found themselves waiting until 3pm without any explanation from state officials, exacerbating their hunger and desperation. Reports poured in from Ilesa, Ede, Osogbo, Ikire, and Ile Ife, all echoing the same tale of organizational breakdown and disappointment. As the clock ticked past 3pm, officials began locking the CBT centers, further compounding the chaos and confusion. The failure to conduct the exams contradicted a release by M.A.K. Jimoh, the Permanent Secretary of the state Ministry of Education, assuring th

  Julius Abure In a highly anticipated and contentious national convention held in Nnewi, Anambra State, the Labour Party (LP) witnessed the re-election of Mr. Julius Abure as its national chairman for a second term. The atmosphere was charged with tension as delegates convened amidst protests from the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), demanding Abure's resignation and the establishment of a caretaker transition committee to oversee a new convention. Despite the calls for change, Abure emerged victorious, with delegates unanimously affirming his candidacy. The declaration was made by Mr. Ikechukwu Emetu, Deputy Governor of Abia State and Chairman of the National Convention. Alongside Abure, other incumbent party officers were reinstated to their respective positions, marking a significant moment in the LP's leadership landscape. However, amidst the apparent triumph of Abure, dissenting voices emerged from within the party's ranks. Mr. Peter Okoye, a factional chairman of the L

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Terrorists Terrorists has Released a Video of Abducted Road Construction Workers in Zamfara state  In a distressing development, a group of terrorists, locally known as bandits, has released a harrowing video showcasing abducted men, primarily employees of the Setraco construction company. The victims, numbering at least seven, bravely narrated their ordeal, revealing they were kidnapped while diligently working on a federal road project in Zamfara State. The video, which circulated online, captured the anguish and fear of the captives, shedding light on the grim reality faced by those caught in the crosshairs of terrorism. Speaking in Pidgin English, one victim identified as Godfrey Adewole recounted their journey from Kaduna Road to Taminaka, ultimately ending up in Zamfara, where they were held captive. In a poignant commentary on the severity of the situation, journalist Abdulbaqee highlighted the dire circumstances surrounding the abduction, which tragically resulted in the loss o

V.P. Shettima In a spirited address at the grand inauguration of the prestigious National Design and Innovation Competition in the heart of Abuja, Vice President Kashim Shettima resonated with unwavering optimism regarding the future stability of the Naira. Against a backdrop of economic uncertainties, Shettima's reassuring words ignited hope as he outlined the strategic governmental interventions poised to propel the nation's currency towards equilibrium. The event, orchestrated by the Interior Designers Association of Nigeria (IDAN), served as a vibrant platform to ignite the flames of entrepreneurship and innovation among the nation's dynamic youth demographic. With a fervent commitment to nurturing creative ventures, Shettima underscored the pivotal role of the competition in catalyzing economic growth and fostering a culture of ingenuity among the younger generation. Reflecting on recent economic fluctuations, Shettima acknowledged the Naira's tumultuous journey, w

"Parents of children abducted from Kuriga Primary and Junior Secondary School in Kaduna State are anxiously waiting to reunite with their children, sixty hours after their rescue. The abduction, which occurred on March 7, 2024, lasted for 16 days before the children were rescued on March 24. Although the military handed over the 131 rescued children to Kaduna State governor, Senator Uba Sani, on Monday, parents have yet to be reunited with them due to delays in the release process. This delay has sparked concern among stakeholders. Adamu Abdulrauf Kuriga, one of the parents, expressed his eagerness to see his daughter, Hadiza, back home, saying, "This is the joy of every parent to see his child." Similarly, Khadiza, another parent, shared her anticipation, stating, "We are happy the children were rescued and are with the government. But as a mother, I want to see my daughter because we can’t wait to see the children back home with us." Community leader Jibril G

Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit has Uncovers IPOB Cells in UK and US, Reveals Funding Sources The Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) has made a significant revelation, uncovering 27 cells belonging to the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) in 22 countries across the globe, including prominent presence in the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. In a detailed document titled "Counter Terrorism Financial Newsletter," the NFIU disclosed that the US and the UK host the largest numbers of these IPOB cells per country, with seven and six operating cells respectively in both nations. The development sheds light on the funding sources of terror activities in Nigeria, linking IPOB, bandits, and other terror groups to global crowdfunding and sports betting platforms. This revelation comes at a time when the Federal Government of Nigeria had proscribed IPOB in 2017, designating it as a terrorist organization, with its lead

Gani Adams Gani Adams, the prominent Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, has vehemently denied allegations of defamation leveled against him, asserting that a widely circulated audio clip was distorted and misconstrued. In a statement issued through his Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Aderemi, Adams warned against what he termed as a deliberate campaign to besmirch his character, emphasizing that his silence should not be misconstrued as acquiescence. The controversy stems from a pre-action letter sent by the legal representatives of Sunday Igboho and Tayo Ayinde, Chief of Staff to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State, threatening legal action against Adams for allegedly accusing them of plotting an assassination. In the letter, Ayinde's lawyer, Adeyinka Olumide-Fusika (SAN), referenced a viral voice note purportedly featuring Adams making damning statements implicating Igboho and Ayinde. The voice note allegedly contains Adams cautioning against associating with Igboho and im

Olusegun Obasanjo F ormer President Obasanjo has Embraces Agricultural Passion, Declares: "I'm a Mad Man for Agriculture" at Lagos Agrofood Exhibition Former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo, reaffirmed his commitment to agriculture by describing himself as "a mad man for agriculture" during his keynote address at the 9th International Trade Exhibition and Conference on Agrofood, Plastics, Printing, and Packaging held in Lagos. Addressing attendees at the event, Obasanjo emphasized the pivotal role of agribusiness in achieving essential goals such as food security, nutrition security, employment generation, wealth creation, poverty alleviation, and income augmentation, notably through foreign exchange earnings. Obasanjo underscored the holistic nature of food security, stressing the importance of ensuring food availability, affordability, and accessibility across the nation. He shared an anecdote where a friend labeled him as a "mad man" for delvi

Electricity consumers in certain parts of Abuja are currently experiencing a power outage due to a technical fault on the 33-kilovolt feeder situated in the Central Area of the nation's capital. This development was disclosed by the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) through an official notice released on Tuesday. According to the notice, the areas affected by the power outage include Dakibiyu, Kado Estate, a portion of Life Camp, Efab Estate in Life Camp, and surrounding environs. The AEDC assured affected consumers that its technical team is diligently working to rectify the issue and restore electricity supply to the impacted areas. In the statement issued by AEDC, they expressed regret for any inconvenience caused and extended gratitude to customers for their patience during this challenging period. Furthermore, the company highlighted that power supply has already been restored to Kapwa Village, Kapwa Ruga, Legislative Institute, Piwoyi Village, and the Back of Duna

  Adebayo Shittu Former Minister of Communications, Adebayo Shittu, has advocated for a non-kinetic approach to dealing with the crisis of banditry in Nigeria, urging the Federal Government to negotiate with bandits and provide them with a promising future. Shittu, who served in President Muhammadu Buhari's administration, expressed his views during an interview on Channels Television's Politics Today program. In his statement, Shittu emphasized the potential of negotiation as a means to address the banditry issue, stating, "If I am in position, it is not too late to use non-kinetic measures in negotiating with bandits, giving them a promising future." He highlighted the intelligence and physical capabilities of many bandits, suggesting that retaining and engaging them could lead to positive outcomes. Shittu pointed out the disparity between military spending on equipment and the effectiveness of negotiation, stating that the former outweighs the latter. He lamented t