By: Abudu Olalekan Friday dawned with terror gripping Yawota, Esiele, and Alausa when gunmen stormed three schools at once. Silence broke under gunfire instead of bells that morning. Children and staff vanished into unknown paths soon after the attackers appeared without warning. Heavy weapons flashed through school gates before anyone could react. The air thickened…
By: Abudu Olalekan Besides operating across borders, the militant showed ties to abductions in Nigeria’s northeast. Confirmation came after joint efforts by troops from two nations pieced together intelligence clues. Though hiding under false names, he was tracked through consistent surveillance work. With links to past violence, his role expanded during periods of regional instability….
By: Abudu Olalekan Friday brought terror to corners of Oyo State when gunmen invaded three schools in Oriire Local Government Area. Morning calm shattered as attackers shot a school staff member dead. Multiple teachers and students were dragged away amid chaos. The violence rattled whole towns into silence. Few saw it coming, fewer felt safe…
By: Abudu Olalekan Out of nowhere, rising temperatures began reshaping jobs across Nigeria. The NLC stepped forward, not with slogans, but warnings. Trade systems tilted against fairness now threaten how people earn their daily bread. This isn’t only happening locally – waves of disruption stretch far beyond borders. Workers everywhere feel the pressure building, quietly,…
By: Abudu Olalekan April 2026 saw the Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals move roughly 1.66 billion litres of refined fuel, according to figures released by the NMDPRA. While oversight falls to Nigeria’s midstream and downstream watchdog, the volume reflects one month of output activity at the facility. Numbers like these often surface after routine reporting…
By: Abudu Olalekan A top anti-corruption official in Nigeria dropped a stunning figure lately. Six in ten university students there may be doing online crimes, says EFCC boss Olanipekun Olukoyede. Pause right there. That number hits hard. Not mere talk – this ranks among the bleakest warnings from any high-level state voice in recent memory….
