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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...

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The general overseer of Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has reacted to the US airstrikes in Nigeria. He mentioned what God told him, as he encouraged people to give thanks to God for stepping into the case of Nigerians. What he said in his Facebook post caught people's attention and sparked a debate about the reasons behind Trump's airstrikes.   Bishop David Oyedepo , the general overseer of Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel),  has reacted to the bombing of ISIS terrorists in Sokoto by the United States President Donald Trump. Before this, Trump had issued a deadly warning to the terrorists over alleged attacks against Christians, promising to unleash severe consequences if the attacks did not stop. Just weeks later, an attack was reportedly carried out against terrorists in Sokoto . A clip from Bishop Oyedepo's message, reposted by @DavidOFakayode on X, showed the clergy speaking about the persecutors being persecuted. He partly said: ...

A military combat drone has crashed in the Kontagora forest area of Niger State, raising fresh concerns over aerial operations in the North-Central region. The unmanned combat aircraft went down on Friday under circumstances that are yet to be clarified. A photograph shows the drone lying wrecked in a forested area

Nigeria’s political space has been thrown into fresh debate following a startling revelation by renowned cleric, Primate Elijah Ayodele, founder of the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church. A detailed explanation of why people dream about writing exams or returning to school or eating, crying. ACCORDING TO OUR REPORTER, the outspoken prophet, while speaking in a video shared on the official Facebook page of IESC Worldwide, declared that Nigeria will witness a dramatic leadership change before 2026. In his words, “I see a new Vice President and a new Senate President — wait and see.” Primate Ayodele warned that the current political structure is spiritually unstable and vulnerable to sudden shakeups. He cautioned those in power to beware of betrayal from close allies, stressing that internal cracks could trigger the changes he foresees. He further hinted that foreign interests are closely monitoring Nigeria and may influence upcoming developments. The cleric urged leaders to se...

A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Kenneth Okonkwo, has criticized President Bola Tinubu’s handling of Nigeria’s security challenges, arguing that recent cooperation agreements with the United States amount to a surrender of sovereignty. In an interview on, Okonkwo suggested that the arrangement has effectively transferred command authority over Nigeria’s security forces to foreign leadership. “Let me tell you, there is nothing wrong in cooperating with anybody, any country, in order to solve security problems. But in this case, they are giving you the instructions,” Okonkwo began, before making a provocative claim about the implications of the security partnership. “We now have a new commander-in-chief of the armed forces in President Trump, not Tinubu, because Tinubu has failed and he has admitted it because he allowed America to come in to do what he ought to do,” the ADC chieftain stated. Okonkwo attributed what he described as Nigeria’s diminished au...