Abudu Olalekan

Olalekan A. Abudu is a seasoned and dedicated News Journalist at REPORTERS ROOM, with over eight years of experience. He specializes in politics, climate change, health, and education, while also covering security, economic, and judicial issues. Committed to accuracy and balanced reporting, Olalekan exemplifies the principles of public-interest journalism.

Gumi warns US involvement in Nigeria’s counterterrorism fight will attract more terror

By: Abudu Olalekan Sheikh Abubakar Gumi has come out again—loud and clear—and this time he’s warning Nigeria to be very careful about bringing foreign military forces, especially the United States, into the country’s fight against terrorism. The Islamic cleric, who’s spoken on security issues for years now, said on Monday, May 18, in a statement…

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APC House of Reps Primaries: Drama, Deals, and Disqualifications Nationwide

By: Abudu Olalekan The APC’s hunt for House of Representatives candidates turned into a real rollercoaster this past weekend. Picture this: voting materials hijacked, tempers flaring, and some big names suddenly out of the race. All this just months before the 2027 general elections. Now, Reportersroom dug into what happened across the country. We’ll give…

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Oyo School Abduction: Mothers Cry Out as Terrorists Kidnap Over 45 Pupils

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…

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ISIS Commander Killed In Joint Nigeria-US Operation Linked To Dapchi Schoolgirls Abduction

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….

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