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  Who Is Nicolás Maduro and Why Is He Targeted? Nicolás Maduro is the president of Venezuela and a central figure in ongoing tensions between Caracas and Western governments, particularly the United States and the European Union. Since assuming office in 2013 following the death of Hugo Chávez, Maduro has remained in power amid disputed elections, international sanctions, and repeated accusations of authoritarian rule. His leadership has made Venezuela a recurring focus of U.S. foreign policy and diplomatic pressure from Europe. Maduro, born in Caracas in 1962, rose from a background in labor activism to become foreign minister and later vice president under Chávez. He won the presidency in a closely contested election in April 2013. However, his legitimacy has been questioned repeatedly, most notably after the 2018 presidential election, which the U.S., EU, and several Latin American countries declined to recognize, citing concerns over electoral fairness and opposition exclusi...

Sheikh Gumi, an Islamic Scholar and a strong mouthpiece for terrorists attacking Nigeria has reportedly deleted his Twitter posts about Donald Trump and Americans after watching the news of America' capture of President Nicholas Maduro of Nigeria. The strong voice for insurgents invading Nigeria called Trump and Americans "Terrorists" after Trump recently carried out a bombing of some terrorists in Sokoto state of Nigeria in a bid to counter Christian genocide in Nigeria which has taken the life of many. In his statement he said Terrorists (referring to Americans) don't fight terrorists. He has been one of the voices believed by many Nigerians to be sabotage the work of Nigerian military and making their jobs difficult. As to why he has not been invited for questioning by the Nigerian authorities, many Nigerians are still in limbo!

  President Maduro and his wife has been captured by US army after the heavy airstrikes carried out on Venezuela.  America president Donald Trump confirmed this with a post on its social media platform, Truth Social While the president could be seen standing between two American soldiers, the whereabout of the wife is yet to be known. Stay tuned for more updates on the developments.

Caracas, Venezuela has come under intense fire of US aerial strikes. Low flying planes and helicopters can be seen putting the country under heavy bombardments. Background to this development can be thought along some lines; 1. The Trump administration has repeatedly framed its military actions near Venezuela as part of an expanded war on drug trafficking and “narco-terrorism.” In recent months, U.S. forces have struck vessels the U.S. government labeled as drug-related, and Washington has placed bounties on Maduro and Venezuelan officials accused of involvement in narcotics networks.  2) Claims of illegitimate government and “regime change” rhetoric Trump and allies have accused Maduro of being illegitimate and linked to criminal networks — language that critics see as a pretext for stronger intervention. Venezuela and other nations have accused the U.S. of seeking regime change and control over Venezuelan resources (like oil and minerals).  3) Military buildup and legal fram...

Sokoto Men Play With U.S. Bomb Fragments, Mock American Military, Boast Nigerians Are Stronger. The men also mocked the American military, calling it a disgrace and boasting that Nigerians were stronger than any foreign or local armed force. Some men suspected to be herdsmen were seen sitting, rolling and playing with what they claimed were fragments of a bomb dropped by the United States military on Christmas Day in Jabo community, Sokoto State.

Fresh violence has erupted across several northern states barely days after United States airstrikes targeted Islamic State-linked fighters in parts of Sokoto State. The attacks, carried out by bandits, Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters, appeared to be a direct show of defiance, as communities came under renewed assaults despite the foreign military action. Between December 25, 2025, and January 2, 2026, at least 47 people were killed, while no fewer than 35 others were abducted across different states in the North. Several others were injured during the attacks. The violence spread across Adamawa, Zamfara, Kwara, Plateau, Nasarawa, Yobe, Kano, Kebbi, Kogi and parts of Niger axis, according to reports from affected communities. President Donald Trump had announced on Christmas Day that U.S. forces carried out deadly strikes on Islamic State terrorists in Northwestern Nigeria. He also warned that further attacks would follow if the militants continued killing Christians. Nigeria...