50 Boko Haram Fighters Killed in Ambush With Nigerian Security Officers Missing

50 Boko Haram Fighters Killed in Ambush With Nigerian Security Officers Missing

Reuters reports Breaking News on at least 50 Boko Haram fighters that were killed in a Tuesday ambush on a convoy overseeing Nigeria's power grid installations. Seven members of the country's infrastructure security force are missing. Despite ongoing military efforts to weaken the group, Boko Haram remains a persistent threat, continuing to target both civilians and government forces in deadly attacks.

November 21, 2024 1

Africa

Nigeria and India Strengthen Strategic Partnership During Modi’s Visit

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Nigerian President Bola Tinubu have pledged to strengthen their strategic ties during Modi's first visit to Nigeria. According to Duetsche Welle, the two leaders discussed a shared focus on securing permanent representation for both countries on the UN Security Council and highlighted their commitment to advancing the priorities of the Global South in the global arena.

November 18, 2024 3

Namibia

Police Seize Illegal Drugs And Arrest 191 Suspects in October

The Namibian Police Force has successfully seized various illegal drugs and arrested 191 individuals during their ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes in October 2024. The confiscated drugs include over 265 kilograms of cannabis, 1,419 Mandrax tablets, 186 units of crack cocaine, 10.37 grams of cocaine powder, and 7 capsules of MOMA. The arrested suspects, which include Namibian nationals as well as individuals from Angola, Burundi, Congo, Cuba, Zambia, Zimbabwe, […]

November 12, 2024 10

Africa

Nigeria’s National Grid Experiences Ninth Collapse of the Year

On Tuesday, Nigeria’s national grid suffered a partial collapse, leading to widespread power outages. According to Reuters, the Transmission Company of Nigeria reported that a disturbance at 12:52 GMT, triggered by line and generator trips, destabilized the system. Although power was restored in areas like Abuja, outages continued in other parts of the country.

November 6, 2024 6

Oshiwambo

Aanona mo Nigeria otashi vulika ya taalele egeelo lyeso omolwa oku kutha ombinga momahololomadhiladhilo

Aanona mo Nigeria otashi vulika ya taalela egeelo lyeso uuna taya kutha ombinga momahololomadhiladhilo. Opwa kala ongeyo mo Nigeria sho aanona 29 yeli mokati kaamboka ya taalela egeelo lyeso sho ya kutha ombinga momahololomadhiladhilo geli ompinge noshikele shuuhupilo. Aanona yomimvo dhopokati ko 14-17 oyali oshitopolwa shongundu yaantu 76 mboka ya tamanekwa mompangu metitano. Iipotha ya tulilwamo omwa kwatelwa oku kengelela epangelo,oku eta epiyagano moshigwana ,noku hwahwameka okuumbako epangelo koshipundi pakwiita. […]

November 4, 2024 2

Africa

Nigeria’s Food Crisis Expected to Worsen Amid Economic Hardship

Nigeria is projected to see a severe hunger crisis next year, with over 30 million people facing food insecurity—a 33% increase from this year—due to economic challenges, according to a government and UN report as seen by CNBCAfrica. Economic hardship has intensified following austerity reforms by President Bola Tinubu, including currency devaluation and the removal of a longstanding petrol subsidy, contributing to rising inflation and a cost-of-living crisis.

November 4, 2024 6

Africa

Nigeria’s Dangote Oil Refinery Holds 500 Million Litres of Petrol

Nigeria's Dangote oil refinery possesses a reserve of 500 million litres of petrol, according to its billionaire founder, refuting assertions from marketers that they require additional imports to address fuel shortages. CNBCAfrica indicates that, in response to the situation, Nigeria's President, Bola Tinubu, convened a meeting on Tuesday in Abuja with oil regulators, the head of the state-owned NNPC, the finance minister, and Aliko Dangote.

October 31, 2024 6

Africa

U.S Reiterates Support for Nigeria’s Clamor for U.N Security Council Membership

The United States has again reiterated its support to Nigeria's call for inclusion in the membership of the United Nations Security Council. Tesem Akende reports.

October 31, 2024 8

Entertainment

SA’s Home Affairs Ministry addresses immigration violations

South Africa’s Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has confirmed the cancellation of documents belonging to Chidimma Adetshina's mother. Schreiber told the SABC that Adetshina, now Miss Universe Nigeria, is not guilty of immigration violations, as she was an infant. Adetshina withdrew from the Miss SA pageant amid scrutiny over her citizenship.

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