Floods Kill 33, Displace Thousands in Southeast Asia
Severe flooding in Thailand and Malaysia has claimed 33 lives and displaced tens of thousands. Emergency measures deployed as climate change intensifies extreme weather.
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Why Nigerians Learn French: Economic Necessity
Discover why French language skills are becoming crucial for Nigerians despite English dominance. Learn how border communities and entrepreneurs benefit from French proficiency in West Africa.
Man Dies While Waiting for Food Order in Zimbabwe
Tragedy strikes as customer collapses and dies while waiting for food at Bulawayo eatery. Police investigation ongoing. Learn emergency response tips.
Afro-Latin Dance Festival Lights Up Abuja
The 13th West Africa Afro-Latin Dance Festival concluded successfully in Abuja, celebrating cultural exchange and honoring dance innovator Buddy Doubara Agedah as Best African Dance Innovator.
Suleman: Why Blame Pastors for Nigeria's Insecurity?
Apostle Johnson Suleman responds to critics blaming pastors for Nigeria's insecurity crisis. He questions why religious leaders face criticism when terrorists don't use Christian phrases during attacks.
TEF, FFS Partner to Train 7,400 on Fire Safety
Tony Elumelu Foundation partners with Federal Fire Service to train 7,400 Nigerians across all 36 states and FCT on essential fire safety skills and emergency response procedures.
38 Kwara Church Worshippers Freed After Abduction
38 worshippers abducted from Kwara church regain freedom as President Tinubu cancels G20 trip to address security crisis. Details on the rescue operation and government response.
Lagos TikToker dares terrorists, their reply shocks Nigeria
A Lagos TikToker's viral challenge to suspected terrorists has triggered nationwide panic after the armed group responded. Nigerians demand urgent security action as fear spreads online.
Northern Nigeria Closes Schools Over Security Threats
Ten northern states close schools as insecurity worsens. Governors implement emergency measures following attacks. Read about the security crisis affecting education.
Don Jazzy Queries Govt After Niger School Abduction
Music mogul Don Jazzy questions government's response to Papiri school abduction while recalling swift action against EndSARS protesters. Read reactions and analysis.
UK Inquiry: Johnson's COVID Chaos Cost 23,000 Lives
A UK public inquiry blames ex-PM Boris Johnson's toxic and chaotic COVID-19 response for 23,000 extra deaths. Read the damning report details.
Niger military suspends hundreds of NGOs
Niger's ruling junta suspends hundreds of national and international NGOs for transparency failures. Get the latest on this major crackdown affecting over 4,000 organizations.
West Africa Plans Joint FIFA World Cup Bid
Ghana, Nigeria, and Côte d'Ivoire are considering a historic joint bid to host the FIFA World Cup after 2034. Explore the potential of this West African partnership.
NALDA Monitors 20,000 Plantations for Carbon Markets
NALDA unveils carbon roadmap at COP 30, placing 20,000 hectares under MRV system to tap into voluntary carbon markets while boosting food security and rural incomes.
57 Injured in Czech Train Collision, Investigation Ongoing
Head-on train collision in southern Czech Republic leaves 57 injured. Emergency services respond as investigation reveals possible signal violation. Read full details.
2 Killed, 1 Injured in Kwara Church Attack
Gunmen attacked a church in Kwara's Eruku community, killing two and injuring one. Police and vigilantes responded swiftly. Read details of the tragic incident.
Nigerian Expert Dr. Ogwu Heads SPE Robotics in West Africa
Eur ING Dr. Chinedu Ogwu appointed SPE Robotics Regional Director for West Africa 2025-2026. Will drive energy innovation and technology advancement across Nigeria and the region.
Nigeria, UN Sign Pact for Elections, Stability
Nigeria and the UN have signed the Regional Partnership for Democracy to improve elections and tackle political instability in West Africa. Learn how this pact strengthens democracy.
Nigeria, UN sign pact to improve elections in West Africa
Nigeria and UN launch Regional Partnership for Democracy to enhance elections, counter political violence, and strengthen institutions across West Africa. An African solution for African challenges.
US Threatens Visa Ban on Miyetti Allah Over Religious Persecution Claims
Miyetti Allah rejects US sanctions list inclusion, calls allegations false. Trump administration threatens visa bans, asset freezes. Read full details.
Ethiopia confirms first Marburg virus outbreak
Ethiopia confirms first Marburg virus outbreak in Omo region. WHO and Africa CDC respond with support. Learn symptoms and prevention measures.
ECOWAS at 50: Time to rebuild West Africa's dream
As ECOWAS marks its 50th anniversary, the bloc faces critical challenges from military coups to terrorism. Can it rebuild its founding vision of integration and prosperity? Read our analysis.
AGRA: Food Prices Rise & Fall Across Africa
AGRA's Food Security Monitor reveals mixed food commodity prices in Africa. Maize prices ease in Nigeria & East Africa, while rice costs rise in coastal West Africa. Discover the full analysis.
Nigeria's Oil Reforms Earn Regional Praise
West Africa think tank hails NUPRC's bold leadership in transforming Nigeria's oil sector through transparency and innovation. Learn how reforms boost investor confidence.
TikTok Star Executed by Jihadists in Mali
Malian TikTok creator Mariam Cisse executed by Al-Qaeda-linked jihadists during livestream. The 20-year-old was accused of informing Mali's army about militant movements.
Viral Video: Who Told Trump About Nigeria's Oil?
A South African woman's viral TikTok video questions Donald Trump's true motives behind his threat to send troops to Nigeria, suggesting oil interests rather than Christian protection.
Nigerian Man Questions Trump's Threat to Send Troops
A Nigerian man goes viral after questioning Donald Trump's authority to send troops to Nigeria over alleged Christian genocide claims. Read reactions and analysis.
Peller Claps Back at Critics Over Parents' Car Gift
Nigerian celebrity Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known as Peller, has responded to critics questioning his decision to purchase cars for his parents while they still live in their modest family house.
Africa's $2.2T Energy Mobility Revolution
Industry leaders reveal how Africa's shift to sustainable energy could unlock $2.2 trillion in economic benefits while solving transportation and power challenges.
ECOWAS uses Quranic education reform to fight terrorism
West African leaders are revolutionizing Islamic education systems to counter extremist ideologies, integrating modern curricula with traditional Quranic teachings to build resilience against terrorism.
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