Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts from May 20, 2021

Cross River Governor, Ben Ayade defects to APC (photos)

Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, has dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to join the All Progressives Congress (APC) The governor announced his decision to join the APC on Thursday morning, May 20, in a meeting with six APC governors who visited him at the Government House. Details later...

Intelligence Intercepted By A Nigerian Security Agency Has Revealed How Shekau Died

Intelligence intercepted by a Nigerian security agency has revealed how the longest-reigning leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, died in a battle with rival ISWAP in Sambisa forest. Speculations about Mr Shekau’s death were rife since Wednesday evening, but multiple inside sources and intels gathered by a Nigerian security agency apparently confirmed the death. The intel, sighted by DAILY NIGERIAN, revealed conversations between top fighters of the group who witnessed the death of the dreaded terrorist leader. According to the intel transcript sighted by DAILY NIGERIAN, ISWAP top commander Baana Duguri informed ISWAP logistics commander Modu Sulum that they killed Mr Shekau. Giving the details of the incident, Mr Duguri disclosed that fierce gunbattle ensued when the ISWAP fighters surrounded Mr Shekau and his team. Mr Duguri revealed further that Mr Shekau detonated a bomb and killed himself when he observed that the ISWAP fighters wanted to capture him alive. According to the inte

VEDIO| BABA IJESHA LIVE WITH PASUMA

BREAKING :Bitcoin falls further as China cracks down on crypto-currencies

The price of Bitcoin fell below $34,000 (£24,030) for the first time in three months on Wednesday, after China imposed fresh curbs on crypto-currencies. Beijing banned banks and payment firms from providing services related to crypto-currency transactions. It also warned investors against speculative crypto trading on Tuesday. It follows falls in Bitcoin of more than 10% last week after Tesla said it would no longer accept the currency.

Gunmen kill 11, raze church, houses in fresh Kaduna attacks

Some bandits have invaded the Ungwan Gaida community near Kurmin Kaso in the Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna, killing eight persons. Several houses, including the Assemblies of God Churchm were razed by the bandits who came in large number. The state Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Mr Samuel Aruwan, identified those killed as Samaila Gajere, Bawa Gajere, Bitrus Baba, Umaru Baba, Solomon Samaila, Sambo Kasuwa and Samuila Kasuwa, as well as Gideon Bitrus. Aruwan said, “Security agencies have reported that bandits attacked Ungwan Gaida community, near Kurmin Kaso, Chikun LGA. “As of the time of this update, eight residents have been confirmed killed in this attack. “A building belonging to the Assemblies of God Church was razed by the bandits, along with several houses.” Similarly, the commissioner said the Nigerian Navy troops stationed in the Kujama general area neutralized three bandits and arrested two accomplices after repelling an attack on Wakwodna commu

Shekau Allegedly Flee As ISWAP Stormed Sambisa With 50 Gun-trucks, Dislogged Boko Haram Fighters

The security challenges facing Nigeria in recent times have taken a different twist in almost all the regions of the country. However, President Muhammadu Buhari APC led administration has spent millions of Naira in the procurement of sophisticated weapons and fighter aircraft to aid operations in the trenches. There has been recorded successes as more soldiers are being trained and deployed to some affected areas especially in the North East. It may interest you to know that the Nigerian Army and other security agencies are doing everything possible to make sure that the dreaded Boko Haram terrorists, bandits, kidnappers and other criminals are smoked out of their hideouts. As a matter of fact, the country has experienced increasing attacks, killings, kidnapping and abduction of innocent and unarmed citizens. But the situation is under control now as security personnel have shown commitment to end insecurity in the country. Albeit, the security challenges facing the country has render

El-Rufai attacks govs over strike, NGF mulls N380/litre fuel price- Phoenix news

THE Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, has accused his fellow governors of abandoning his administration in its face-off with the Nigeria Labour Congress. El-Rufai said this during a virtual meeting of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum on Wednesday. Also at the meeting, a committee set up by the NGF recommended a petrol price of between N408.5 per litre and N380 per litre. It called for immediate removal of fuel subsidy. Before the committee submitted its report, El-Rufai had berated the forum. He also accused an unnamed governor of providing mobilisation funds for the NLC to destabilise Kaduna State. Workers in the state workers had on Monday begun a five-day strike over El-Rufai administration’s retrenchment of 45,000 workers and the alleged anti-labour policies. There was confusion in the state on Tuesday as thugs attacked workers at a rally organised by the NLC prompting the congress to issue a statement, where it threatened to declare a nationwide strike. El-Rufai had earlier on