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President Trump asserts that US military strikes in Nigeria have successfully protected Christian communities from terrorist attacks. He claims these operations have significantly reduced the violence against Christians in the region.
An inquiry has been launched regarding the allocation of N144 billion intended for the protection of schoolchildren in Nigeria. Concerns have been raised about the transparency and usage of these funds contributed by the government and international partners.
The EFCC has seized ₦38.66 billion and various assets linked to a refinery maintenance fraud case. They are set to prosecute former and current NNPC officials and contractors for alleged corruption and money laundering.
A suspect in Lagos accused of financing terrorism is described by local residents as deeply religious. This characterization raises questions about the complexities of his alleged activities.
The BD Sunday edition for June 28, 2026, is now available. Readers can access the latest insights and articles online.
The recent NDC deregistration ruling has drawn widespread condemnation from various political figures. Concerns are being raised about its implications for Nigeria's multi-party democracy.
Iran has condemned the US for allegedly breaching a peace agreement following military strikes on its territory. This escalation threatens the fragile ceasefire in the Middle East.
Investor demand for Federal Government of Nigeria bonds has surged, with subscriptions reaching N9.04 trillion in the first half of 2026. This reflects a strong appetite for government securities despite a moderation in yields.
The Nigerian military has reshuffled its theatre commanders and generals to enhance its anti-insecurity efforts. Over 8,000 newly trained soldiers will support ongoing military operations, according to Chief of Army Staff Linus Aleke.
The Lagos and Ogun Police Task Force has arrested 92 suspects and rescued five kidnapping victims in a major operation. This crackdown aims to enhance security in the region and combat violent crimes.
Donald Trump claims that US military intervention has decreased violence against Christians in Nigeria. He stated that recent missile strikes have helped protect the Christian population in the country.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) is enhancing its Ebola preparedness measures amid ongoing border monitoring efforts. This proactive approach aims to prevent any potential outbreak of the virus in the country.
The Oyo State Government has lifted the security curfew in 10 local government areas after recent abductions. Officials assured residents of their safety moving forward.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has praised President Bola Tinubu's reforms for enhancing the prosperity of MSMEs in Nigeria. He emphasized that these changes are improving living standards for citizens.
INEC has postponed the release of access codes for political parties to Monday, June 29. This delay aims to facilitate a smoother process for the parties involved.
The Nigerian federal government has announced a shortage of 122,696 primary healthcare workers. It estimates that N4.55 billion is required to fill these vacancies over the next three years.
President Bola Tinubu has called for the revitalization of national assets to support infrastructure development. He made this statement during the inauguration of the 154-bed Premier Hotel in Ibadan.
Vice Admiral Idi Abbas has urged the Nigerian Navy personnel to uphold democracy and remain committed to their duties. He emphasized the importance of dedication in maintaining the integrity of the naval force.
Kano Governor Abba Yusuf has pledged his support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027. He also allocated land to his aides as part of his administration's commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has confirmed that the 28-kilometre section of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway will be completed this year. This development is part of the ongoing advancements at the deep sea port in the region.
The article evaluates the current state of policing practices in Nigeria, highlighting challenges and areas for improvement. It emphasizes the need for reforms to enhance public safety and trust in law enforcement.
Victor Osimhen received a warm welcome from fans during his visit to Lagos, with hundreds gathering to greet him. The Super Eagles striker's presence sparked excitement among supporters in Ojota.
The recent Ekiti State Governorship election has been viewed positively for democracy, with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) performing credibly. This reflects a step forward in the electoral process in Nigeria.
a one-time Minister of State for Education and a two-term chairman of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State between 1999 and 2007 before being appointed as the Chief of Staff to the Rivers State Governor. For that reason, not many believed in his ability to deliver in...
Afreximbank has appointed Peter Adeshola Olowononi as the new Director of Regional Operations for Southern Africa, effective May 1. He replaces Humphrey Nwugo in this key position.
Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria's First Lady, faced public criticism for her comments on small-scale businesses, which were misinterpreted. This situation highlights the importance of clear public communication.
Dr. Awele Elumelu is dedicated to creating a positive impact across various fields, including medicine and business. At 56, her influence continues to inspire many through her commitment to legacy-building.
Governor Uba Sani's predictions about the establishment of state police have been realized, indicating a shift in public opinion. This development highlights the evolving discourse around security in Nigeria.
The completion of luxurious housing units for judges in Abuja has sparked concerns about judicial independence. Critics argue that such funding from the executive branch could undermine the separation of powers.