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China says it ‘welcomes’ Middle East ceasefire agreement

China has said it “welcomes” the ceasefire agreement reached in the Middle East between the parties to the Iran conflict. “China welcomes relevant parties announcing the reaching of a ceasefire agreement,” foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning told reporters at a regular briefing in Beijing. She expressed hope that all sides would “earnestly implement” the truce, which includes a two‑week halt to strikes and a controlled reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping. China reiterated its long‑standing position that hostilities in the region must stop immediately to prevent further escalation and spillover. Beijing’s foreign ministry said the country supports diplomatic efforts and dialogue to resolve disputes, and backs a greater role for the United Nations and Gulf states in promoting regional security. Foreign Minister Wang Yi previously outlined a framework calling for an immediate ceasefire, protection of civilians and […]

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Lilian Afegbai apologises to AMVCA for outburst over snub

Nollywood actress Lilian Afegbai has apologised to the organisers of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards for her earlier outburst over being left out of this year’s nominations. She had previously gone viral for angrily telling them to eat their award after her name was missing from the list. In a new post on her X page, Afegbai admitted that her apology was overdue and that her earlier reaction was disrespectful. She said her words were driven by hurt and disappointment and did not reflect the respect she has for the AMVCA platform and those who work behind the scenes. The actress, who played the character Idia in Kemi Adetiba’s Netflix series To Kill a Monkey, had initially expressed shock at not being nominated for Best Supporting Actress. She argued that her role was one of the most talked about […]

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Court orders final forfeiture of $13m linked to Oceangate Engineering

A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the final forfeiture of 13 million dollars linked to Oceangate Engineering Oil and Gas Ltd, a company associated with businesswoman Aisha Achimugu. Justice Emeka Nwite granted the request by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for the money to be permanently forfeited to the Federal Government. In his ruling, Justice Nwite held that neither Oceangate Engineering nor Achimugu was able to prove that the 13 million dollars was legitimately earned. He said there was no credible evidence before the court to support their claim that the funds came from gifts and earnings from oil and gas contracts. The judge rejected arguments by Oceangate’s lawyer, Darlington Ozurumba, who had insisted that the money was lawfully acquired. Ozurumba had argued that the funds were derived from personal gifts to Achimugu and proceeds of genuine […]

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Bandits raid Kwara church, abduct worshippers during service

Armed bandits have attacked a church in Kwara State, abducting several worshippers during a service. The incident occurred at Christ Apostolic Church, Oke Isegun, in Eruku, Ekiti Local Government Area of the state. The attackers reportedly arrived at the church in the evening and opened fire from outside before storming the building. Worshippers fled in different directions as gunshots rang out, while some were seized and taken into the bush by the gunmen. Police authorities in Kwara confirmed the attack and said two people were killed, while a vigilante member sustained gunshot injuries. The victims who died were identified as worshippers who were shot during the raid, and their bodies were later recovered in and around the church premises. The spokesperson for the Kwara State Police Command said operatives, working with local vigilantes, responded quickly after receiving distress calls about […]

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Ukraine battles economic pressure amid war

Ukraine’s economic stability has become a crucial but often overlooked front in its ongoing conflict with Russia. Maintaining financial strength is not only essential for sustaining the war effort today but also for securing the country’s long-term future. According to Sergii Marchenko, Ukraine’s finance minister, Kyiv aims to emerge from the conflict as a strong partner for Europe rather than a struggling neighbour. He believes the country’s hard-earned military experience since the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022 could eventually help strengthen Europe’s defence capabilities. Joining the European Union remains a major goal for Ukraine. Financial support from the bloc has played a key role in keeping the economy functioning while bringing the country closer to European integration. A newly approved €90bn loan from the EU is expected to help cover Ukraine’s budget gap over the next two years. […]

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Iran tightens security amid fears of protests

Authorities in Tehran have intensified security measures as tensions rise over the possibility of anti-establishment protests. Residents report the installation of multiple checkpoints across the capital, alongside tighter restrictions on internet access and warning messages sent to citizens. According to people who spoke with BBC News, security personnel have set up checkpoints under pedestrian bridges and inside road tunnels. Vehicles are frequently stopped and searched as part of efforts to maintain control in the city. The security presence increased after Israeli strikes reportedly targeted several checkpoints earlier this month. The Fars News Agency said that a number of security personnel were killed when four checkpoints were hit in different districts of Tehran. Meanwhile, the Human Rights Activists News Agency reported that thousands of civilians have died during recent protests, highlighting the scale of unrest that has shaken the country. Many […]

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Perturbations d’électricité signalées au Togo

Des perturbations dans la fourniture d’électricité sont observées depuis plusieurs semaines au Togo, notamment dans la capitale Lomé ainsi que dans plusieurs grandes villes du pays. Les autorités attribuent cette situation à une combinaison de facteurs techniques et conjoncturels affectant le système énergétique national. Le directeur général de la Compagnie énergie électrique du Togo (CEET), Débo-K'mba Barandao, a expliqué lors d’une intervention sur la Télévision togolaise (TVT) que ces perturbations résultent notamment de contraintes techniques sur le réseau électrique, associées à une demande d’énergie particulièrement élevée. Par ailleurs, certains équipements du système électrique font actuellement l’objet d’opérations de maintenance destinées à garantir la sécurité et la fiabilité des installations. À ces difficultés internes s’ajoutent des tensions dans l’approvisionnement en énergie importée via les interconnexions régionales. Pour faire face à cette situation, les autorités ont engagé des discussions avec plusieurs entreprises […]

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Ukraine strikes key Russian military factory

Ukrainian forces have targeted what they describe as one of Russia’s key military production sites, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The strike reportedly hit a factory responsible for manufacturing electronic components used in Russian missiles. Speaking about the operation, Zelensky said the facility played an important role in producing parts for missiles that have been used in attacks against Ukrainian cities and civilian areas. Ukraine’s military indicated that the strike involved the use of Storm Shadow missiles supplied by the United Kingdom. The target of the strike was the Kremniy El plant, located in the Russian border region of Bryansk region. Local Russian authorities reported that the missile attack resulted in the deaths of at least six civilians and left 42 others injured. The Kremlin quickly reacted to the incident. A spokesperson for Russian President Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Peskov, […]

Tehran Under Heavy Strikes as Iran Conflict Escalates

Residents across Iran are facing days of fear and uncertainty as air strikes continue in several parts of the country. In the capital, Tehran, locals describe a tense and dangerous situation as attacks launched by the United States and Israel since 28 February target military and political facilities in an effort to weaken the Islamic government. According to several residents, the sound of explosions has become constant. Salar, a Tehran resident whose name has been changed for safety reasons, says the scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. He explains that the power of the strikes often causes buildings to shake. Iranian officials reported that at least 160 people, including children, were killed on Saturday when a girls’ school was struck in the city of Minab. The White House has said the United States does not deliberately target civilians and […]

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Police Council confirms Olatunji Disu as substantive IGP

The Nigeria Police Council has unanimously approved the appointment of Olatunji Disu as the substantive Inspector General of Police. The council, chaired by President Bola Tinubu and made up of the 36 state governors, the chairman of the Police Service Commission and the IGP, reached the decision at a brief meeting in the Council Chamber of the State House, Abuja. Disu was appointed acting IGP on February 25, 2026, following the resignation of Kayode Egbetokun, and has now been confirmed as the 23rd police chief since Nigeria’s independence. Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga said the confirmation complies with the Police Act 2020 and that there is no further need for Senate screening. Disu, 59, previously served as Assistant Inspector General in charge of the Force Criminal Investigation Department Annex in Alagbon, Lagos, and has a background in leading anti robbery and […]

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