Society
Weekly Press Review November 28-04 December 2025
n Anglican priest kidnapped in northwest Nigeria last month has been killed in captivity, the head of the Church of Nigeria said, as the country reels from a surge in abductions and killings that has drawn condemnation from Washington.
After Losing His Sight in a Boko Haram Attack, Abubakar Returned to the Classroom as a Teacher
A former onion trader who lost his sight in a Boko Haram ambush rebuilds his life through strength, faith, and education.
Overnight Insurgent Attacks Rock Borno Communities, Leaving Several Dead and Others Abducted
Multiple communities hit in overnight assaults; farmers abducted, a military base destroyed, and residents call for stronger security presence.
Weekly Press Review from 21-27 Nov 2025
Regional News Cameroon opposition leader flees to Gambia after contested election | Africanews Gambia said it was temporarily hosting Cameroonian opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary after a disputed election in […]
Fear and Uncertainty Grip Magumeri Communities After New Boko Haram Attack
Residents recount abductions, continued threats, and loss of hope as insurgents terrorize villages.
‘Time for Action’: Borno Delegates Reflect on COP30 Achievements and Challenges
Experts highlight tripling adaptation finance, technology-driven solutions, and the need to move from promises to real-world impact.
Weekly Press Review from 13-20 Nov 2025
Regional News French President Emmanuel Macron to embark on Africa tour | Africanews French president Emmanuel Macron will embark on a new tour of Africa this week, hoping to “spur” […]
“We Are Afraid to Go to School”: The Borno Children’s Parliament Speaks on World Children’s Day Amid Mounting Abductions
Members of the Borno State Children’s Parliament spoke out against the rising wave of school abductions in Nigeria, highlighting the fear and trauma experienced by students and their families.
Fresh Wave of Insecurity as ISWAP Ambush, Landmine Blast and School Abductions Shake Nigeria
A series of deadly attacks across Borno and Kebbi States leave soldiers, civilians and students dead or missing as communities grapple with worsening violence.
