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US Claims Biggest Terrorist Equipment Haul in Nigeria Since the 9/11 Attacks
The US-Nigeria counterterrorism operation has produced what American officials describe as the largest terrorist equipment haul in Nigeria since the 9/11 attacks, while eliminating senior ISIS and ISWAP commanders and dismantling militant infrastructure.
Burkina Faso France Diplomatic Ties Rupture as Paris Threatens Response
Burkina Faso has formally severed diplomatic relations with France, marking the sharpest break yet between Ouagadougou and its former colonial ruler. Paris says it is considering reciprocal measures as tensions over security, sovereignty, and foreign influence reshape the Sahel region.
How a UK-Funded Push to Fix WASH Systems Reached 320,000 Nigerians Across 2 States
More than 320,000 Nigerians now have improved water access following the UK-funded WASH Systems for Health programme, which also expanded sanitation coverage, strengthened financing, and drove policy reforms across Kano and Cross River States.
Venezuela Earthquake Kills 188 as Death Toll Feared to Reach Tens of Thousands
A devastating Venezuela earthquake has killed at least 188 people, injured more than 1,500 and left hundreds trapped beneath collapsed buildings. Authorities fear the death toll could rise sharply as rescue teams race against time amid widespread destruction across Caracas and La Guaira.
Oil Prices Now at Pre-War Levels, Yet Nigerians Still Pay N1,300 for Petrol
Oil prices now at pre-war levels following the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a sharp decline in crude benchmarks. However, Nigerians are still paying up to N1,300 per litre for petrol, raising questions about why global market gains have yet to reach consumers.
