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Kaduna Church Attack: 177 Worshippers Kidnapped, Families Traumatized

177 churchgoers, including children, were kidnapped in Kaduna. Families fled. Security agencies and rights groups demand urgent action.

DSS Tightens Grip On Malami In Terror Financing Case

DSS is seeking a court order to keep former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami in custody over alleged terror financing issues.

Top 5 Political Figures Who Shaped Modern Nigeria

Explore the top political figures who shaped modern Nigeria’s independence, democracy, and governance today

MKO Abiola’s Legacy in Turmoil: Family Feuds Over Empire

The Abiola family feud over MKO's legacy reveals deep divisions and challenges in preserving the democratic values of the Nigerian hero.

Nigerian Democracy at 25: A Journey of Highs and Lows

As Nigeria marks 25 years of democracy, the journey has been a mix of significant progress and persistent challenges, reflecting the dynamic nature of the country's democratic evolution.

Peter Obi Calls for Judicial Reform to Strengthen Nigeria’s Democracy

Peter Obi emphasizes the need for strong institutions and rule of law to protect Nigeria’s democracy and attract investments.

Southeast Political Turmoil: Wave of Defections Rocks Region

In the Southeast, a surge of politicians jumping ship sparks uncertainty. What drives these defections, and what do they mean for Nigerian democracy?

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Kaduna Church Attack: 177 Worshippers Kidnapped, Families Traumatized

177 churchgoers, including children, were kidnapped in Kaduna. Families fled. Security agencies and rights groups demand urgent action.

DSS Tightens Grip On Malami In Terror Financing Case

DSS is seeking a court order to keep former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami in custody over alleged terror financing issues.

Nigeria Cuts Cooking Gas Imports As Local Plants Supply 87%

Nigeria produced 87 percent of its cooking gas in 2025 as local refineries cut imports and improved supply nationwide.

FG Plans To Borrow ₦900bn In January As Debt Pressure Grows

Nigeria’s government plans to raise ₦900bn from bonds in January 2026, doubling last year’s borrowing amid rising debt pressure.