Nathan Musa

US Launches Fresh Strikes as Iran Reports Civilian Infrastructure Hit

The conflict between the United States and Iran has intensified with fresh strikes and new claims of retaliation. The US strikes on Iran continued for a sixth consecutive night, according to US Central Command (Centcom). The military said the operation targeted Iranian military sites to weaken the country’s military capabilities. Centcom also confirmed that US…

Read More

White House Staffer Investigated Over Bets on Trump’s Speeches

A White House teleprompter operator is under investigation for allegedly profiting from bets on President Donald Trump’s speeches. Federal regulators are investigating betting claims involving Gabriel Perez, a longtime White House teleprompter operator. Investigators believe Perez made more than $100,000 by placing bets on the content of Trump’s speeches through prediction market platform Kalshi. According…

Read More

Court Orders Final Forfeiture of Aisha Achimugu’s ₦8.9bn Assets

A Federal High Court has ordered the final forfeiture of assets worth about ₦8.9 billion linked to businesswoman Aisha Achimugu. The Federal Capital Territory High Court in Apo, Abuja, ruled that the Aisha Achimugu assets forfeiture should be transferred to the Federal Government. Justice Jude Onwugbuzie delivered the judgment after granting an application filed by…

Read More

Protests Erupt in Ukraine After Zelensky Removes Defence Minister

Thousands of Ukrainians have protested after President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Protests broke out in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities after Zelensky removed Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Demonstrators carried signs supporting Fedorov and criticised the president’s decision. Many protesters described the move as a setback for Ukraine’s war effort. Fedorov later revealed…

Read More

Italian Officials Jailed Over Genoa Bridge Disaster That Killed 43

An Italian court has sentenced senior officials over the 2018 Genoa bridge disaster that claimed 43 lives. An Italian court has handed prison sentences to several officials over the Genoa bridge disaster. Former Autostrade per l’Italia chief Giovanni Castellucci received a 12-year jail term. Prosecutors had asked for a longer sentence. Former motorway executive Michele…

Read More

US Military to Screen Troops for Testosterone Deficiency

The US military will begin routine testosterone deficiency screening for service members aged 30 and above. The US Department of Defense will introduce annual testosterone deficiency screening for active-duty and reserve troops aged 30 and older. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the new policy on Wednesday. Troops diagnosed with low testosterone can choose to receive…

Read More