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Nigeria Collaborates with the US for Targeted Airstrikes Against ISIS Nigeria has confirmed the exchange of intelligence with the United States in advance of Christmas night airstrikes on ISIS positions within its borders. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Friday that this collaborative approach to security has culminated in precision strikes against terrorist elements in the country. The ministry emphasized its commitment to protecting civilian lives and maintaining national unity, asserting that any acts of terrorism—whether aimed at Christians, Muslims, or any other community—are fundamentally incompatible with Nigerian values and international peace. This statement was disseminated through a post…

Techmoonshot Emerges as a Premier Platform for African Technology Insights Techmoonshot is carving out its niche as a leading digital media platform dedicated to amplifying African technology narratives, covering startups, innovations, and fostering connections within Africa’s tech ecosystem. Mission and Vision of Techmoonshot Founded by Muhammed Mustapha, Techmoonshot operates with a focused mission: to chronicle the evolving landscape of African technology. The platform serves as a vital resource for entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, and technology enthusiasts eager for extensive coverage of Africa’s swiftly developing digital scene. A Deep Dive into Africa’s Technology Ecosystem Techmoonshot delivers in-depth analyses across various sectors, including…

Dr. Ayodele Musibau Abioye to Keynote 2026 Industry Summit Dr. Ayodele Musibau Abioye, Managing Director of BUA Foods Plc, has been selected as the keynote speaker for the 2026 Industry Summit, which is themed “Year of the Real Sector.” This prestigious event aims to spotlight the critical role of the real sector in Nigeria’s economy. Focus on Innovation and Sustainability in the Real Sector According to a statement released by Sangyo Shimbun, Dr. Abioye, a distinguished business leader and engineer with over three decades of experience in business and manufacturing engineering, will present a paper titled “Unleashing Value: The Role…

Bath Defeats Saracens 31-22 to Secure Champions Cup Quarter-Final Spot Last updated: 04/04/26 18:24 Bath rallied from a challenging first half to defeat Saracens 31-22, earning a spot in the Champions Cup quarter-finals, where they will face fellow English side Northampton Saints at home next weekend. After trailing 10-0 at halftime at the Recreation Ground, Bath’s fortunes changed with tries from Henry Arundel, Joe Cokanasiga, Ben Spencer, and Ollie Lawrence. Spencer’s audacious score from within their own half solidified their lead, though Saracens fought valiantly until the final whistle, with Arundel sealing Bath’s victory with his second try in the…

Georgia Legislature Approves Bill on Property Claims Against Local Governments ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s state legislature passed a significant bill early Friday, enabling property owners to file claims against local governments. This legislation arises from concerns that local authorities are failing to enforce policies that restrict outdoor sleeping and ensure law enforcement cooperates with federal immigration agencies. Implications of Governor’s Signature on the Bill If signed into law by Republican Governor Brian Kemp, the bill would empower individuals to sue local governments for damages related to alleged declines in property value and expenses stemming from inaction against public camping, loitering,…

Search Continues for US Fighter Pilot in Iran The search for the pilot of a U.S. fighter jet that crashed in Iran has entered its second day, with Iranian authorities denying allegations of capturing an American crew member. According to U.S. officials, the military successfully rescued the pilot of a two-seat F-15E Strike Eagle shot down over Iran on Friday, but one crew member is still missing. Local officials in southern Iran, along with the leadership of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, refuted claims that a second pilot had been located and detained. Iran’s semi-official Mehr news agency reported that…

Dr. Rita Orji Honored as Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences Dr. Rita Orji, a Professor in the Computer Science department at Dalhousie University, has been named a Fellow of the esteemed African Academy of Sciences (AAS). This recognition marks a significant milestone for Dr. Orji, who entered the realm of computer science without ever owning a computer. The AAS fellowship acknowledges the achievements of scholars and researchers leading in their fields. Selection is based on various metrics, including publication records, innovation contributions, leadership roles, and societal impact. Dr. Orji specializes in utilizing technology to enhance the mental and…

Nigerian Nationals Arrested in Drug Trafficking Operations in India Two Nigerian individuals have been apprehended in separate drug trafficking incidents in India, as authorities intensify their efforts to disrupt drug distribution networks operating in major cities. This crackdown is part of a broader strategy to combat the rising tide of illegal drug trade in the country. Hyderabad Arrest Highlights Growing Concerns In Hyderabad, a Nigerian woman was taken into custody on Friday after officials from the Excise Department discovered 7.5 grams of cocaine in her possession. According to the Times of India, the district task force acted on intelligence suggesting…

Main eventsShow only major eventsPlease turn on JavaScript to use this feature39 minutes: Neto received the ball on the right, and Chelsea advanced, passing it back to Andrei Santos. The midfielder sent a pass to Rabia, who aimed for goal, but his shot deflected. Gauci successfully scrambled across to claim the ball.36 minutes: Lavia went down after a kick from Garrity, but it appears to be a minor issue.35 minutes: Chelsea’s performance has been underwhelming, yet they have outperformed Port Vale in every area thus far. The visitors have largely been ineffective.33 minutes: Sherif received a yellow card for a…

Religious Leaders Conduct Services for Immigrant Detainees in Chicago Area On April 2, Fr. Paul Joseph Keller, along with two Catholic priests and a nun, arrived at the Broadview Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in suburban Chicago, where they witnessed a deeply moving scene. Immigrant detainees were being escorted, restrained in shackles, to an adjacent area. When Keller inquired about the necessity of the shackles, a private security guard explained it was due to insufficient manpower. Despite the grim atmosphere, Keller and his colleagues connected with the detainees, leading a 15-minute Maundy Thursday service that included prayer, Bible readings, and…