FG Claims Many Attackers Causing Killings in Nigeria Are Foreigners

FG Claims Many Attackers Causing Killings in Nigeria Are Foreigners

George Akume asserted that many terrorists responsible for killings in Nigeria originated from outside the country. Akume, who serves as Secretary to the Government of the Federation, made the statement during a book launch in Abuja on Sunday. The event honored retired Major General Ike Nwachukwu. Foreign Origins of Attackers Akume explained that extremists infiltrated…

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Nigerian Army Foils Fresh Attacks as 29 Insurgents Are Taken Down in North-East

Nigerian Troops Foils Fresh Attacks as 29 Insurgents Are Taken Down in North-East

Nigerian troops neutralized 29 Boko Haram terrorists in separate operations across Borno and Yobe states. The actions occurred between Saturday and Sunday. Forces from Operation Hadin Kai led the efforts and recovered weapons. Operation in Yobe State Troops conducted a precision strike in Lamusheri Village, Gujba Local Government Area. Moreover they acted on intelligence that…

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Court Backs New Law in Louisiana Requiring Ten Commandments in Classrooms

Court Backs New Law in Louisiana Requiring Ten Commandments in Classrooms

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifted a preliminary injunction on Louisiana’s law mandating Ten Commandments displays in public schools. The court voted 12-6 in this decision on February 20, 2026. Moreover the measure could take effect immediately. Background of the Law Louisiana enacted the law in 2024, requiring poster-sized Ten Commandments in every…

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Wild Africa Urges Nigeria to Protect Endangered Wildlife After 500,000 Pangolins Lost

Wild Africa Urges Nigeria to Protect Endangered Wildlife After 500,000 Pangolins Lost

Wild Africa pressed the Nigerian government to speed up wildlife protection measures. The organization highlighted the urgent need to combat illegal pangolin trade. They issued this call on World Pangolin Day, February 21, 2026. Moreover they focused on the Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill. Scale of the Crisis A global report revealed that authorities…

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Be Proud of Your Mother Tongue, Anambra First Lady Tells Nigerians

Be Proud of Your Mother Tongue, Anambra First Lady Tells Nigerians

Nonye Soludo, Anambra’s first lady, urged Nigerians to prioritize their mother tongue. She described it as the emblem of socio-cultural participation. Soludo issued this message in a press statement on February 21, 2026. Furthermore she emphasized that individuals must protect their linguistic heritage. Treasure of Cultural Identity Soludo stated that a mother language represented a…

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Lagos Court Finds 19 People Guilty of Environmental Offences

Lagos Court Finds 19 People Guilty of Environmental Offences

Authorities arrested 19 individuals in Lagos for various environmental offences. The Lagos Waste Management Authority apprehended 17 for open urination and defecation in public places. Additionally, officials caught two others for indiscriminate dumping of refuse. Law enforcement charged all with violating sanitation laws that protect public health. Court Proceedings A Magistrate Court in Bolade, Oshodi,…

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