Over 150 Worshippers Taken in Coordinated Kaduna Church Abduction
The Kaduna church abduction saw over 150 worshippers kidnapped after armed gunmen stormed three churches in Kajuru Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Sierra Leone Pauses to Remember: A Nation’s First Day of Healing
The Sierra Leone National Day of Remembrance marked a historic moment as the country paused to honour civil war victims, reflect on its past, and introduce a permanent annual observance.
Christmas Day US Airstrikes in Nigeria Target ISIS-Linked Camps in Sokoto
On Christmas Day 2025, US airstrikes in Nigeria struck ISIS-linked camps in Sokoto State, killing militants and targeting extremist networks in a coordinated counterterrorism operation with Nigerian authorities.
Nigeria’s Dirty Secret: Oshiomhole, Katsina Peace Talks, Int’l Pressure Expose Nigeria’s Rot
A resurfaced video of Senator Adams Oshiomhole accusing Chinese miners and retired generals of fueling Nigeria’s insecurity has reignited debate over the country’s shadow economy of violence. From revelations at the Katsina peace talks to growing U.S. concern, fresh evidence suggests that illegal mining, state complicity, and global interests may be at the heart of Nigeria’s unending conflict.
Nada-Jane Challita Murder Case: Justice and Child Safety in S/Africa
The murder of eight-year-old Nada-Jane Challita in Paarl remains a painful reminder of South Africa’s struggle with child safety. Her killer’s sentencing brought closure to one family, but parents and advocates warn that many other victims are still left waiting for justice.
