FBI Probes Ex-Counterterrorism Chief Over Iran War Resignation

The FBI has launched an investigation into Joseph Kent, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, who resigned in protest over the US war in Iran. Kent faces allegations of leaking classified information, with the probe reportedly beginning

US Moves to Strip Nigerian Fraud Convict of Citizenship

The US Department of Justice has filed a civil complaint to revoke the citizenship of Emmanuel Oluwatosin Kazeem, convicted in a massive tax fraud scheme targeting over 259,000 victims and attempting to steal $91 million from the IRS.

Police Charge Two Over Fake Moniepoint Scandal Cyberstalking

The Nigeria Police Force has filed charges against two suspects for allegedly creating a fraudulent platform to spread false claims about Moniepoint Microfinance Bank, promising ₦500,000 rewards and impersonating a social media influencer.

Cook Sentenced to 20 Years for Raping Toddler at Creche

Vuyisane Makeleni, a 24-year-old cook, received a 20-year prison sentence for raping a 3-year-old girl at an unregistered daycare in Bloemfontein. The court also ordered his inclusion in the Sexual Offenders Register.

Nigeria 10th Deadliest for Terror in 2025, GTI Says

A Global Terrorism Index report names Nigeria as the 10th deadliest country for terrorist attacks in 2025, citing a 46% rise in fatalities to 750, with ISWAP and Boko Haram responsible for 80% of incidents.

Four Siblings Arrested for Guard Murder in Bauchi

Bauchi State Police Command has detained four siblings for the culpable homicide of a private guard, Bello Bura, during a farm attack in Jama'are. Three cutlasses and other items were recovered as investigation continues.

US Seeks to Revoke Nigerian Man's Citizenship for Tax Fraud

The US Department of Justice has filed a civil denaturalization complaint against Nigerian-born Emmanuel Oluwatosin Kazeem, alleging he orchestrated a multimillion-dollar identity theft and tax fraud conspiracy before and after obtaining citizenship.

Defence Chief: Residents Know Terror Perpetrators

Nigeria's Chief of Defence Staff says residents of Borno and Yobe states have vital knowledge about Boko Haram members living among them. He calls for community ownership of security efforts as military responds to evolving threats including drone attacks

Pentagon Requests $200B for Iran War as Troop Deployment Weighed

The Pentagon has formally requested $200 billion from the White House to fund the ongoing war in Iran, as the Trump administration considers deploying thousands of additional troops to the region. This comes amid staggering early costs and congressional h

Trial Resumes Over Substandard Water Production in Delta

The trial of a business entity accused of producing substandard sachet water and obstructing regulatory officials resumed at the Federal High Court in Asaba with fresh testimonies from SON officials detailing alleged quality regulation violations.

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