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Court Hears Alleged Coup Plot Linking Military Officers, Civilians and Financial Trails in Nigeria

Nigeria coup plot trial has entered a critical phase as a military witness told a Federal High Court in Abuja that investigators uncovered plans to overthrow the government, with alleged links to officers, civilians and financial networks. The testimony introduces operational details, monetary trails and intelligence reports now forming the backbone of a high-stakes treason case.
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AGF Backs Court Move to Deregister Political Parties, Challenges INEC’s Constitutional Powers

AGF deregistration political parties move has escalated into a constitutional showdown as Nigeria’s Attorney General backs a Federal High Court case targeting underperforming parties. The action directly challenges INEC’s authority, raising urgent questions about electoral compliance, political inclusivity, and whether the push represents legal enforcement or a structural shift in Nigeria’s democratic space.
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Tinubu Orders Envoys to Rebrand Nigeria, Shifts Foreign Policy Toward Investment-Driven Diplomacy

Tinubu orders envoys to rebrand Nigeria, signalling a shift toward investment-driven diplomacy as the government moves to reposition the country’s global image. The directive reflects a recalibration of foreign policy priorities, with greater emphasis on economic engagement, investor confidence, and measurable outcomes, as Nigeria seeks to strengthen its competitiveness in an increasingly contested global environment.
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FCC Digital Platform Launch: Omidiran Reforms Target Transparency Across 700 MDAs

The FCC digital platform launch marks a significant step in Nigeria’s governance reform, with the Federal Character Commission unveiling a new system to monitor compliance across over 700 MDAs. Backed by top government officials, the initiative aims to improve transparency, public access, and institutional accountability, aligning with broader efforts to modernise public sector operations nationwide.
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Adamawa Football Pitch Massacre: 29 Killed as Boko Haram, ISWAP Claims Expose Security Breakdown

The Adamawa football pitch attack has left at least 29 people dead after gunmen stormed a community gathering in north-east Nigeria, targeting youths watching a match. Authorities blame Boko Haram, while ISWAP has also claimed responsibility, exposing a fragmented insurgency. The incident deepens concerns over Nigeria’s worsening security crisis and the vulnerability of civilians to coordinated attacks
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Nigeria Aviation Cost Crisis Escalates as Airlines Threaten Shutdown Over Fuel Spike and Structural Cost Burden

Nigeria aviation cost crisis has escalated after airlines warned they may suspend operations within days over surging fuel prices and mounting structural costs. Despite government relief measures, operators say deeper issues—ranging from multiple charges to forex pressure—remain unresolved, pushing the sector toward a potential shutdown and raising concerns about safety, pricing and long-term sustainability.
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