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Troops Kill Five Top Terror Commanders in July Raids

Nigerian troops killed five terrorist leaders, rescued 134 hostages, and foiled oil thefts in sweeping nationwide raids during July 2025.

Nigeria Immigration Cautions Against U.S. Visa Violations

NIS urges full compliance with U.S. visa terms amid rising concerns from U.S. officials about misuse and illegal stay

Ondo New Commissioners: Aiyedatiwa Pledges Focus on Development

Twelve new commissioners in Ondo state, Nigeria, were sworn in by Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa...

Youths Warn Aiyedatiwa: Ambition Threatens Political Future

The Ondo South Youth Forum (OSYF) has called on Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa to abandon...

Ondo Workers Celebrate as Governor Sacks Justice Commissioner

Lagos, Nigeria - Workers at the Ondo State Ministry of Justice erupted in jubilation...

Amotekun Nabs Ex-Convict for Drug Peddling, Robbery in Ondo

The Ondo State Security Network Agency, also known as Amotekun Corps, has arrested a...

Ondo State Denies Freezing Accounts, Sacking Aide

Ondo State, Nigeria - The government of Ondo State has refuted claims that it...

Territorial Dispute Heats Up as Ondo and Ogun Clash Over Irokun

In a contentious territorial dispute, the Irokun community finds itself at the heart of...

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Troops Kill Five Top Terror Commanders in July Raids

Nigerian troops killed five terrorist leaders, rescued 134 hostages, and foiled oil thefts in sweeping nationwide raids during July 2025.

Nigeria Immigration Cautions Against U.S. Visa Violations

NIS urges full compliance with U.S. visa terms amid rising concerns from U.S. officials about misuse and illegal stay

2027 Election: Can Nigeria’s Opposition Coalition Dethrone Tinubu’s APC?

As 2027 elections approach, Nigeria’s opposition coalition faces the uphill task of unseating APC’s Bola Tinubu amid internal crises, defections, and a fast-closing window to forge a united front.

Nigerian Banks’ Deposits with CBN Soar Dramatically High

The CBN's deposits from Nigerian banks grew by over 800% year over year in 2025. This shows that the money market was tighter and there was too much cash.