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Tinubu: Why I Never Tried to Convert My Pastor Wife

President Bola Tinubu has called for religious tolerance, using his own marriage as an example of peaceful coexistence. He revealed that he has never tried to convert his wife, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, who is a Christian pastor, to Islam. Speaking at a funeral in Jos, Plateau State, the President stated, "I inherited Islam from my family... but my wife is a pastor and she prays for me at all times. I have never convinced or converted her; I believe in the freedom of religion." He emphasized that despite their different faiths, they pray to the same God and that love for others is what truly matters. Tinubu urged Nigerians to shun religious and ethnic differences, declaring that his mission is to unite the country and ensure its prosperity. The President also assured Christian leaders in the North of his administration's […]

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Foreign Herders Behind Benue, Plateau Attacks – Nigerian Military Confirms, Calls for Border Reform

Nigerian Military Points to Foreign Herders in Farmer-Herder Violence The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has revealed that foreign herders exploiting Nigeria’s porous borders are responsible for escalating attacks on farming communities in Benue, Plateau, and neighboring states. Major General Markus Kangye, Director of Defence Media Operations, disclosed this during a press briefing, urging national collaboration to curb cross-border security threats. Key Findings from DHQ’s Security Briefing Foreign Perpetrators: Arrested attackers often differ in appearance, language, and origin. “Their hair and speech show they’re not Nigerians,” Kangye stated. ECOWAS Protocol Abuse: Benue Governor Hyacinth Alia blamed the ECOWAS free movement policy for enabling foreign herders’ incursions. Local Complicity: While some Nigerian herders clash with farmers over encroachment, “most killings are by foreigners,” Kangye clarified. The Human Cost: Communities Under Siege Recent Attacks: Hundreds killed, thousands displaced in Benue and Plateau. Farm Destruction: Crops and livelihoods ruined, worsening food insecurity. Security Gaps: Porous borders allow unchecked entry of armed groups. […]

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