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NDLEA Strengthens Maritime Operations, Trains Officers in UK

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has enhanced its maritime surveillance and interdiction capabilities after officers completed specialized training in the United Kingdom and Lagos. Led by DCN Aminu Danjuma Jega, the six-man NDLEA team visited UK maritime and border enforcement facilities from October 19–25, 2025. Guided by Mr. Errol Flynn Macdonald of the UK Home Office, they received hands-on exposure to best practices in maritime intelligence, port security, and inter-agency coordination. The training included demonstrations at Tilbury and Felixstowe ports where inward-bound Nigerian containers were screened using layered inspection and risk-based procedures. Officers witnessed live presentations by the UK National Deep Rummaging Team and learned advanced vessel rummage and drug detection techniques. In Lagos, 19 additional NDLEA officers underwent Advanced Container Targeting training from November 10–13, conducted by HOIO Intelligence. A key highlight was the Advanced Sea Searcher […]

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 Russia Finds Deceased LGBTQ Travel Agent Guilty of Extremism

A Moscow court has found 48-year-old LGBTQ travel agent Andrei Kotov guilty of extremism—one year after he died by suicide in jail. Kotov, head of Men Travel, was detained in November 2024, alleging he was beaten by police and later charged with extremism and using underage people for pornography. Rights groups say the case was a “show trial” designed to intimidate and silence the LGBTQ community. Russia’s crackdown on LGBTQ individuals has intensified since the Ukraine war, with President Vladimir Putin promoting “traditional family values” and labelling anything contrary as foreign-influenced. The Supreme Court banned the “international LGBT movement” as extremist in 2023, paving the way for arbitrary prosecution of LGBTQ people and their allies. The posthumous conviction comes despite Kotov’s death in pre-trial detention, raising concerns of judicial excess and deepening Russia’s human rights crisis. Activists warn the atmosphere […]

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Oliseh Hails Benjamin Fredrick as Eagles’ Standout Performer in World Cup Qualifier

Former Super Eagles midfielder Sunday Oliseh praised 20-year-old defender Benjamin Fredrick following Nigeria’s 4-1 extra-time win against Gabon in the 2026 World Cup playoff semi-final. Oliseh called Fredrick “the most influential player” on the pitch, highlighting his positioning, pace, and decisive play as Nigeria advanced after a dramatic match. Akor Adams opened the scoring before Gabon equalised, sending the game to extra time. Chidera Ejuke restored Nigeria’s lead, and Victor Osimhen scored twice to seal victory. Fredrick and Calvin Bassey anchored the defence, limiting Gabon’s threats. Oliseh celebrated Nigeria’s performance on X (Twitter), urging the Eagles to focus on their next opponent, Congo, for a place in the intercontinental playoff. Fredrick, who began his career at Kaduna’s Simoiben Academy and joined Brentford FC before a loan to Belgium, has transitioned from Nigeria’s U20s to the senior side after strong showings […]

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Doctors in England Launch Five-Day Strike Over Pay and Training Jobs

Thousands of resident doctors in England began a five-day strike—their longest ever—on November 14, protesting stagnant pay and lack of training positions. This marks the 13th medical walkout since March 2023, as the National Health Service (NHS) reels from chronic understaffing and Britain’s prolonged cost-of-living crisis. The British Medical Association (BMA) is demanding a 26% pay increase to match real earnings from two decades ago, and more training posts for junior medics struggling to secure consultant pathways. Government health minister Wes Streeting condemned the strike, branding it “political posturing,” arguing doctors recently received a 28.9% pay raise—the highest public sector award in two years. Resident doctors counter that over 30,000 candidates now vie for only 10,000 posts needed for long-term career progression, leaving many without jobs after years of training. Strikes by nurses, teachers, lawyers, and other workers continue to […]

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Ronaldo Sent Off as Ireland Stun Portugal in World Cup Qualifier

Portugal suffered a shock 2-0 defeat to Ireland in their 2026 World Cup qualifier, with superstar Cristiano Ronaldo receiving a red card for elbowing Dara O’Shea. Ireland’s Troy Parrott scored both goals in the first half, giving the hosts a famous victory and keeping their World Cup hopes alive. Ronaldo, frustrated as Portugal chased the game, was sent off after a VAR review in the second half. Portugal remain top of Group F with 10 points, two ahead of Hungary and three in front of Ireland. With one qualifier left, Portugal still control their fate for automatic World Cup qualification. Parrott described the win as his “best night ever,” while Portugal lamented missed opportunities and costly discipline. Ronaldo’s dismissal, his first for Portugal, could see him miss the start of the World Cup if his ban is upheld. Ireland defended […]

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Kyiv Faces ‘Massive’ Air Assault, Mayor Reports Widespread Injuries

Ukraine’s capital Kyiv was hit by a “massive” Russian air assault early Friday morning, with multiple explosions and fires reported across the city. Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said air defence systems were activated, with at least two people wounded in the eastern Dniprovsky district. Residents described seeing tracer bullets and anti-missile systems targeting drones. Fires broke out in residential buildings in Solomyansky and Podilsky districts, with several requests for medical assistance in Desnyansky and Shevchenkivsky areas. Russian attacks on Kyiv have intensified in recent months, targeting energy facilities, rail systems, and residential neighborhoods. The escalation marks a renewed offensive, further heightening suffering and instability in Ukraine’s capital as civilian casualties mount.

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No Religious Persecution, Genocide in Nigeria — FG, AU Refute Trump’s Claims

The Nigerian Federal Government and African Union have firmly rejected claims of religious persecution and Christian genocide within Nigeria, labelling the allegations as false and damaging to the country’s image. Minister of Foreign Affairs Yusuf Tuggar demanded the full airing of his interview with Piers Morgan for transparency, arguing that selective edits could distort Nigeria’s reality and fuel false narratives. Information Minister Mohammed Idris emphasized that Nigeria guarantees religious freedom for all residents, stating that terrorism affects both Christians and Muslims indiscriminately, and is not religiously motivated. The government highlighted ongoing investments in security architecture to address terror and banditry, not religious conflict. African Union chair Mahamoud Ali Youssouf supported this by noting that Boko Haram’s primary victims are Muslims rather than Christians, and that labeling ongoing insecurity as genocide oversimplifies complex security challenges in Nigeria’s North. Nigerian Christian leaders, […]

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BBC Apologises to Trump Over Panorama Edit but Refuses Compensation

The BBC has formally apologised to former US President Donald Trump for an episode of Panorama that edited and spliced segments of his 6 January 2021 speech, admitting it gave “the mistaken impression that President Trump had made a direct call for violent action.” The corporation said it will not re-air the 2024 programme but rejected Trump’s demand for a $1bn compensation, citing no legal basis for a defamation claim. Lawyers for Trump have threatened to sue the BBC unless it issues a retraction, apology, and financial compensation, but the BBC insisted the edit was not designed to mislead and did not cause Trump harm as he was later re-elected. The documentary, restricted to UK viewers, was only 12 seconds of an hour-long programme. The fallout led to the resignation of top BBC executives. The apology follows fresh revelations of […]

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Two NNPP Reps Dump Party for APC Over Leadership Crisis

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in the House of Representatives has gained two new members after NNPP lawmakers Abdulmuminu Jibrin and Sagir Ibrahim Koki from Kano defected over unresolved leadership crises. The Speaker, Abbas Tajudeen, announced their defection at Thursday’s plenary. Jibrin, chair of the House Committee on Housing, resigned from NNPP and the Kwakwasiya movement earlier in the week, citing “irreconcilable differences within the leadership” at state and national levels. Sagir Koki also cited the inability to properly consult and represent his constituency due to party issues. Their defection comes just a day after a Kaduna PDP House member also joined APC, signaling further realignment ahead of 2027 elections. Members blame internal conflict for hampering their ability to serve constituents and believe switching to APC offers greater stability and representation.

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Sudan Conflict: US Calls for End to Weapons Supply to RSF Over Atrocities

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has demanded urgent international action to cut off weapons supplies to Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), following reports of systematic atrocities, including murder, rape, and mass killings in el-Fasher, Darfur. Speaking at the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting, Rubio condemned RSF’s actions as genocidal, targeting non-Arab populations and committing widespread sexual violence against women and children. Sudan’s regular army accuses the United Arab Emirates (UAE) of arming the RSF via African intermediaries—a charge the UAE denies. The RSF, which now controls all major cities in Darfur after an 18-month siege of el-Fasher, relies on foreign-supplied weapons, with documented arms traced to Serbia, Russia, China, Turkey, Yemen, and the UAE. Satellite and field evidence show massacres and atrocities, and analysts warn that over 150,000 have died since the 2023 civil war began, with about 12 […]

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