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Four Nigerians, Others Jailed 55 Years Over London Phone Robbery Spree

Four Nigerians—David Akintola, Ayomide Olaribiro, Olabiyi Obasa, and David Okewole—alongside six other accomplices were sentenced to a combined 55 years at Kingston Crown Court for a violent robbery spree targeting mobile phone shops, mostly EE outlets, across London and the UK. Between September and November 2024, the gang carried out 13 coordinated robberies, stealing £240,000 worth of phones and devices. They threatened staff to open secure stock rooms. The group was arrested after police traced DNA, call data, and vehicle records, catching four in the act in Kilburn. Sentences ranged from three to ten years for conspiracy to rob and attempted robbery, with most suspects pleading guilty. The Metropolitan Police recovered stolen devices and linked the suspects directly to the crimes through forensic evidence. The case underscores law enforcement successes against organized retail crime in London.

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OPC Urges Tinubu to Embrace US-Nigeria Collaboration Against Terrorists After Trump’s Threat

The Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) has urged President Bola Tinubu to embrace robust collaboration with both local stakeholders and international partners to combat terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping in Nigeria. Their statement comes on the heels of US President Donald Trump’s public threat to deploy American forces to help Nigeria eradicate terror groups. OPC Secretary-General Olubunmi Fasehun reaffirmed the group’s commitment to Nigeria’s stability and urged Tinubu to consider the benefits of global cooperation. OPC proposes working closely with security agencies, police, and the military, while offering grassroots intelligence through its widespread network in the South-West and other regions. The group also asked the federal government to press US and other nations to freeze the assets of terrorism financiers globally. OPC stands ready to complement official security efforts—gathering intel, relaying suspicious activity, educating communities, and steering clear of jungle justice. They […]

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Kalu Receives Over 100 PDP Defectors into APC in Abia

Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, has received over 100 former members of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) now defecting into the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Abia State. The mass defection was celebrated during the inauguration of the Renewed Hope Partners (RHP) in Obingwa Local Government Area on Sunday. Notable among the defectors is ex-PDP State Secretary Barr. Ibe Nwadioha, who declared his move as “the collapse of every other political party in Obingwa LGA.” The defectors pledged their support for President Bola Tinubu, Deputy Speaker Kalu, and APC’s development agenda for the South East. Kalu commended the defectors and emphasized the significance of the change sweeping through Abia. At the event, Obingwa APC stakeholders honored Kalu with a traditional outfit and a machete, symbolizing strength and courage. The event highlights the evolving political landscape in […]

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NAF Airstrikes Kill Terrorists, Bandits Across Borno, Kwara, Katsina, and More

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has intensified counter-terrorism and anti-bandit campaigns across the country, launching precision airstrikes that killed scores of ISWAP terrorists at Mallam Fatori and Shuwaram in Borno State. Strikes also destroyed bandit camps in Garin Dandi and Chigogo (Kwara) and Zango Hill (Kankara, Katsina). These coordinated missions are part of Operation Hadin Kai and Operation Fasan Yamma, aimed at severely degrading criminal networks nationwide. Real-time intelligence guided the actions, resulting in destroyed hideouts, logistics centers, weapons storage, and the deaths of numerous dangerous elements. In Borno, ISWAP mobility was crippled, while multiple bandit enclaves in Kwara and Katsina suffered devastating losses. Armed reconnaissance expanded the reach into Zamfara, Kebbi, and Kaduna, neutralizing targets along notorious bandit routes. A deadly clash between Boko Haram (JAS) and ISWAP factions in Abadam, Borno, resulted in over 100 deaths, further weakening […]

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NDLEA arrests woman with ammunition for bandits in Zamfara

The Zamfara State Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) arrested a woman in possession of live ammunition reportedly intended for bandits operating in the area. She was apprehended during a stop-and-search operation along the Tsafe–Gusau highway, Tsafe Local Government Area. The woman, from Birnin Magaji, had concealed the ammunition inside her luggage. Chairman of Tsafe LGA, Malam Garba Shehu, praised the NDLEA for helping curb the movement of arms to criminal groups threatening local peace and warned that anyone aiding banditry will face strict consequences. The suspect has been transferred for further investigation as security agencies intensify operations in Zamfara, targeting supply routes commonly used by bandits. In related efforts, NDLEA also arrested a wanted drug lord, Yussuf Abayomi Azeez, in Lagos, following surveillance of his drug network and clandestine lab operation. Security agencies continue to escalate […]

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Police Evacuate Expatriates After Thugs Disrupt MOWAA Exhibition in Benin

Chaos erupted at the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) in Benin as a private exhibition for investors, artists, and international guests was disrupted by a group of thugs, who identified themselves as “sons and daughters of the Benin Kingdom.” The protesters, claiming to protect Benin’s cultural heritage, chanted slogans but insisted their actions were peaceful. Edo State Police Command intervened, restoring order and safely evacuating expatriates and guests to nearby hotels. Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Eno Ikoedem, clarified that the evacuation was not a forceful eviction and followed intelligence reports of a planned protest. Commissioner of Police, CP Monday Agbonika, helped address and de-escalate the tense situation. Efforts to reach MOWAA officials for comment were unsuccessful. The police assured the public that normalcy was restored and all guests were safe. Meanwhile, in a related breakthrough, Edo police […]

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 Navy Rescues 10 from Distressed Vessel in Calabar

The Nigerian Navy successfully rescued 10 crew members—one Cameroonian, one Equatorial Guinean, and eight Nigerians—from the distressed vessel MV SEMA III en route to Calabar from Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. According to Naval Director of Information, Commodore A. Adams-Aliu, the rescue took place on Friday, November 7, after a distress call was made. A naval gunboat with a submersible pump reached the scene quickly, evacuated all occupants, and brought them to safety at Forward Operating Base IBAKA. The rescue operation received praise from MV SEMA III’s captain for the Navy’s professionalism and rapid response. Just days earlier, the Navy also saved 11 passengers from a sinking speedboat in Rivers State, demonstrating heightened efforts to ensure regional maritime safety. Additionally, the Nigerian Navy has intensified anti-crude oil theft operations in the Niger Delta, deactivating multiple illegal refining sites in Delta and Rivers […]

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 Catholic leaders decry herdsmen violence in Taraba

Catholic priests and community groups in Southern Taraba State have raised the alarm over renewed violence and killings allegedly perpetrated by armed herdsmen across multiple communities under the Catholic Diocese of Wukari. Rev. Fr. John Laikel, Director of Social Communications for the diocese, described the situation as “devastating,” noting many rural parishes have been abandoned after sustained assaults that have claimed lives and destroyed villages. “It is disheartening that attacks on innocent citizens keep happening despite government promises to stop the killings,” he said, highlighting a pattern he believes is aimed at seizing communities for grazing. Victims are often returnees who had only recent resettled. Laikel alleged that herdsmen not only kill and burn down homes but also graze cattle on victims’ farmlands and occupy deserted settlements. He called on federal, state, and local authorities to protect lives and property, […]

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 NAHCON Cuts 2026 Hajj Fares, Sets Payment Deadline for December 5

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has announced a significant reduction in the 2026 Hajj fares, making the pilgrimage more affordable for Nigerian Muslims. The new fares, effective nationwide, include: Borno/Adamawa zone: ₦7,579,020.96 (down by ₦748,104.63 from 2025 rates) Northern zone: ₦7,696,769.76 (down by ₦760,915.83) Southern zone: ₦7,991,141.76 (down by ₦792,943.83) NAHCON announced December 5 as the new payment deadline for all intending pilgrims. The commission urged individuals to complete payments on or before this date to guarantee smooth processing and participation in the 2026 pilgrimage. The reduction comes after President Tinubu ordered a review of previously announced fares. For more details, NAHCON has encouraged the public to visit their official website.

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Christian Genocide Debate in Nigeria Sparks Verbal Crossfire

A heated debate has erupted in Nigeria after renewed allegations of Christian genocide and calls for international intervention. The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has strongly denied claims of Christian genocide, calling such reports “dangerous and politically motivated.” The NSCIA argues that violence in Nigeria stems from poverty, criminality, and climate change, not religious intolerance. The President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Bishop Wale Oke, insisted “there is Christian genocide in Nigeria,” referencing attacks by extremist groups like Boko Haram, ISWAP, and noting hundreds of Christian victims across Benue, Taraba, Plateau, and other regions. PFN urged President Tinubu to cooperate with US President Trump to root out radical groups, but cautioned against the deployment of foreign troops. This verbal crossfire follows Trump’s designation of Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” and threats of US military […]

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