National Security: Buhari meets with service chiefs over Kaduna, N/Delta

Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, has asked troops of Operation Lafiya Dole not to give terrorists any breathing space.

At least six persons have been killed and five others injured following an attack on the convoy of the Emir of Potiskum in Yobe State, Umaru Bubaram along the Kaduna-Zaria expressway in Kaduna State.

Emmaneul Macron channels Jacques Chirac in Jerusalem

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Garkida Attack: Senate mandates chief of army staff to establish command base in affected areas

Decades of exposure to gas flaring by the foreign oil refineries in Niger Delta has harmed the health of residents. The thick plumes of toxic smoke are their constant reminder of an industry that gives them nothing more.

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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari warns protesters over unrest

Fans of afrobeat across the world know Idahams for his beautiful songs such as ‘No One Else’ and ‘Shema’. But that may not have been the case if the multifaceted singer, songwriter, and producer had succumbed to the temptation of joining one of the various militant groups in the Niger-Delta years ago.

The energy giant will have to pay four Nigerian farmers compensation and start a cleanup over pollution caused by leaking oil pipelines in the Niger Delta.

A Dutch court in January ruled that Shell had polluted the Niger Delta and ordered the energy giant to pay compensation. But many are now questioning whether it is enough to put right the misery suffered by the people.

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