Author: Vincent Osuwo

Mrs. Favour Ayuba, the devastated mother of late Promise, who was assassinated by suspected terrorists in Jos, Plateau State, has instructed her late son to avenge his death.

Mrs. Favour Ayuba, the devastated mother of late Promise, who was murdered by terrorists in Jos, Plateau State, has instructed her late son to avenge his death. In a video obtained by our correspondent on Friday, the woman spoke in an emotional tone, saying she hadn’t eaten since the Palm Sunday terror assault that killed him. Mrs. Ayuba was previously seen in viral video footage wailing while cradling her son’s lifeless body, which had been hit by terrorist bullets. The most recent violence in Plateau State happened on March 29, Palm Sunday, in the Angwan Rukuba region of the Jos…

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Mrs. Favour Ayuba, the devastated mother of late Promise, who was assassinated by suspected terrorists in Jos, Plateau State, has instructed her late son to avenge his death.

The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has called for a thorough investigation and a rethink of Nigeria’s security approach. The announcement followed the Palm Sunday attack on the Angwan Rukuba community in the Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State. The attack, which occurred around 8pm, left more than 20 people dead and several others injured. After the attack, the defense headquarters placed troops on nationwide alert ahead of the Easter celebrations, assuring Nigerians of tightened security. Speaking to journalists during the end-of-the-month briefing on Tuesday in Abuja, the director of defense media operations, Maj. Gen. Michael Onoja, assured…

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The terrorists responsible for the abduction of 176 victims in the Kaiama LGA of Kwara State have threatened to marry and kill the victims.

The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, on Thursday, stated that Christians in the northern part of the country must take proactive steps to defend themselves against persistent attacks. The announcement followed the Palm Sunday attack on the Angwan Rukuba community in the Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State. The attack, which occurred around 8pm, left more than 28 people dead and several others injured. After the attack, the defense headquarters placed troops on nationwide alert ahead of the Easter celebrations, assuring Nigerians of tightened security. Speaking to journalists during the end-of-the-month briefing on Tuesday in Abuja, the director…

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Tinubu promises to revive unfunctional refineries

The Presidency said President Bola Tinubu met victims of the Plateau State killings at a hall adjoining the Yakubu Gowon Airport rather than driving into Jos township, citing flight restrictions and logistical constraints as the reasons for the arrangement. In a statement by Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, on Friday, the Presidency said the runway at the airport does not support night flights due to the absence of navigational aids, making it impossible for Tinubu to visit Angwan Rukuba, drive back to the airport, and depart before dusk. “Upon arrival in Jos, the visit…

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Obidient lawyers sue tinubu, demand special security for Peter Obi

Former Anambra State governor Peter Obi has criticized President Bola Tinubu over his handling of the recent condolence visit to Plateau State. Obi, in a statement on X on Friday, faulted Tinubu for meeting victims of the Jos attack at the airport rather than visiting the affected communities. He stated that the approach was lacking compassion, insisting that true leadership requires physical presence and empathy in moments of crisis. “What happened in Plateau yesterday highlights a complete absence of leadership. True leadership requires presence, empathy, compassion, and a willingness to meet people where their pain truly lies. “For citizens who…

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Funding delay threatens INEC's preparations for 2027 elections

The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Prof. Joash Amupitan, has warned the African Democratic Congress, ADC, against holding its planned congresses and national convention without the commission’s oversight. Amupitan delivered the threat on Friday during an interview with Arise TV, after the party indicated that it would hold its convention despite INEC’s de-recognition of the leadership associated with former Senate President David Mark and former Governor Rauf Aregbesola. He stated that such a move could result in severe legal consequences. He emphasized that the commission’s decision was based on an existing court ruling, not arbitrary discretion. “So…

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Napoli is set to appoint Gennaro Gattuso as replacement for sacked Carlo Ancelotti

Gennaro Gattuso quit as Italy coach on Friday as the Azzurri’s failure to reach a third straight World Cup continued to send shockwaves through Italian football. A World Cup winner in 2006, Gattuso leaves after less than a year in charge of Italy, a team that has fallen far behind historic rivals like France and Spain in the last two decades. Defeat on penalties to Bosnia and Herzegovina in Tuesday’s qualification play-off final ended up costing Gattuso his job, as the man who hired him also stepped down as president of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC). His record is impressive…

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Pope Leo XIV arrives in Algeria for historic visit promoting interfaith dialogue

Pope Leo XVI spoke on Good Friday with the presidents of Israel and Ukraine, discussing the ongoing wars and the need for peace. The pontiff spoke by telephone with Israel’s Isaac Herzog and, separately, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, in which the humanitarian situation in each war zone was discussed, the Vatican said. The Pope and Herzog “reaffirmed the need to reopen all possible channels of diplomatic dialogue to bring an end to the serious ongoing conflict, with a view to achieving a just and lasting peace throughout the Middle East,” a statement said. “The conversation also focused on the importance of…

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NANS demands panel over UNIJOS student’s murder in Jos

The Benue State Government announced it had commenced the evacuation of Benue indigenes studying at the University of Jos, Plateau State. The evacuation followed approval by the management of the institution as a result of the Palm Sunday massacre in Angwan Rukuba, where about 28 people were reportedly killed. At the moment, 600 students were reportedly evacuated on Thursday, while others willing to return to Benue were expected to be evacuated this weekend. This was disclosed in a statement issued on Friday by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Kula Tersoo, who said the evacuation of Benue indigenes studying…

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NANS demands panel over UNIJOS student’s murder in Jos

The Bauchi State Government has evacuated 64 University of Jos (UNIJOS) students following the recent violence in the Angwan Rukuba area of Jos, Plateau State. The evacuation followed the violence, which reportedly killed approximately 27 people, raising fears about the safety of students in the vicinity. Hadiza Kango, the state Commissioner for Higher Education, made the announcement on Friday while receiving students at the Government House in Bauchi. She stated that the move followed a distress call from Mohammed Suleiman, President of the National Union of Bauchi State Students, who informed authorities that the students were stuck in their hostels.…

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