CRITIQUE: Ekpoma Has Spoken: Governance Must Return to the People
By Chris Osa Nehikhare …If government listens — truly listens — Ekpoma may yet be remembered not as a symbol of unrest, but as the moment governance found its way back to the people. Today in Ekpoma, Esan West Local Government Area, the people spoke — clearly, peacefully, and out of deep frustration. Their protest […]
US Airstrikes vs Schools: A Convenient Afterthought
By Chief Malcolm Emokiniovovo Omirhobo. The recent call by Ahmad Gumi urging the United States to build schools for herdsmen instead of deploying a $2 million bomb may sound humane on the surface. In reality, it is a convenient afterthought that collapses under the weight of facts, history, and Nigeria’s own policy failures. No ethnic […]
History Will Remember Who Took the Terrorists’ Side
By Sa’adiyyah Adebisi Hassan The truth has started walking, and as usual, lies are scrambling for cover. The Sokoto State Government has confirmed it: U.S. airstrikes destroyed terrorist camps. No civilian casualties. That single confirmation should have ended the noise. Instead, it exposed something uglier than denial – terrorist apologism disguised as “sovereignty concern.” FROM […]
INSECURITY: “We Are Still in Bondage to Bandits, Paid Over ₦2.966bn in Ransom in 10 Years” — Bukkuyum LG Boss, Abubakar Bukkuyum
By Suleiman Adamu, Sokoto The Chairman of Bukkuyum Local Government Area of Zamfara State, Honourable Umar Abubakar Bukkuyum, has raised the alarm, alleging that residents across the 17 districts of the council have paid over ₦2.966 billion in ransom to bandits for the release of abductees between 2015 and date. Abubakar Bukkuyum, who made […]
Nigeria–U.S. Joint Airstrike Hits Terrorist Targets in Tangaza as Sokoto Govt Assures No Civilian Casualties
By Ehis Agbon, Sokoto | December 26, 2025 The Sokoto State Government has confirmed that a joint airstrike conducted by the Nigerian military in collaboration with the United States Government struck suspected terrorist targets in Tangaza Local Government Area of the state, with no civilian casualties recorded. The confirmation was contained in a statement […]
‘Conspiracy of Silence’: Media Quiet as Five Youths Die Defending Kaduna Town
By Luka Binniyat ABUJA – Nigeria Media is mute on the killing of five Christian youths last Friday night in armed herdsmen terrorists invasion Bundu-Kahugu community in Lere county of Southern Kaduna, TruthNigeria survey shows. They were all volunteer guards otherwise known as ‘vigillante’ in Nigeria. Four of the youths were killed during the […]
Terrorist Mass Kidnap Hostage Camp Identified In Nigeria
…500 Christians Abducted as Fulani Ethnic Militia Entrench on Abandoned Farm Mass Kidnap Hostage Camp Identified in Taraba State By Mike Odeh James Southern Taraba is reeling from a wave of kidnappings and attacks as Fulani ethnic militia establish fortified camps across forests linking Takum, Wukari, and Bali. Security experts and local clerics say these hideouts— parallel […]
Tinubu Defends Nigeria’s Religious Freedom Amid Trump’s CPC Designation and U.S. Senate Bill
By Ehis Agbon, Abuja, Nigeria. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to religious liberty and constitutional democracy, rejecting the recent characterization of the country as religiously intolerant by former U.S. President Donald Trump, who last week designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) over alleged persecution and killings of Christians. The […]
TRUMP DESIGNATES NIGERIA A “COUNTRY OF PARTICULAR CONCERN”; URGES CONGRESS TO ACT
By Procyon News Reporter Washington / Abuja — President Donald J. Trump has officially designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC), saying Christianity in the West African nation faces an “existential threat” amid widespread killings of Christians and calling on the U.S. Congress to investigate and respond. In a statement posted on his […]
CAN Refutes Presidency’s Statement, Reaffirms Christian Genocide in Nigeria
By Procyon News Staff Abuja, October 21, 2025 The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has refuted a statement credited to the Presidency suggesting that it dismissed claims of a “Christian genocide” in the country, describing such reports as false and misleading. In a statement issued on Tuesday and signed by its President, Archbishop Daniel Okoh, […]