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... decades, sparked by Israel’s unprovoked attack against Iran last week. While the Israelis struck with great ferocity initially, Iran has fought back, causing major damage to Israeli cities. Yet despite the intense exchange of fire across hundreds of kilometres, neither side is ready to back down, a...
Read Full Article...lawyer to Nadabo Energy Limited, the nominal complainant in the matter, urged the trial judge, Justice Mojisola Dada, to set aside the notice of discontinuance on the ground that it was unconstitution...
...GAZA CITY: Gaza’s civil defence agency said 55 people were killed by Israeli fire and air strikes in the Palestinian territory on Wednesday, including 11 who were seeking aid. The conflict has ravaged...
... By Ikechukwu Nnochiri ABUJA— Trial of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, resumed before the Federal High Court in Abuja, yesterday, with the Department of ...
...r’ with India • US president ‘dismisses’ Modi’s claim that Washington had no role in India-Pakistan de-escalation • Insiders say meeting secured via ‘unconventional means’, not diplomatic channels WAS...
...preme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, yesterday, said the nation would never surrender and warned that the United States would suffer irreparable damage if it intervenes, even as Israel said it had de...
... will now have to spend approximately N7 worth of airtime each time they carry out money transfers on their mobile phones. This is contained in the announcement of a new End User Billing EUB model ...
...inue from where I stopped. Well, The Examiner failed after some months because the promised funding was not forthcoming. By November 2000, I decided to visit Uncle Sam in his flat at Maryland one n...
...t Ibrahim Babaginda despite being the freest and fairest the nation has witnessed. The date now stands as a symbol of resistance, sacrifice, and the indomitable will of the Nigerian people for partici...
...Niger, Cameroon, Chad, and Benin—many of which remain porous and poorly monitored. These weak borders have long served as conduits for arms trafficking, insurgent infiltration, and transnational crime...