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Weekly Press Review 21-27 August 2026
Amnesty International has called on Nigerian authorities to ensure the safe rescue of worshippers abducted at a mosque during the Muslim Friday prayers in Kpenya, Dekara District, Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State.
Weekly Press Review 07-13 August 2026
Eighty-seven days after terrorists abducted pupils from Mussa Primary and Junior Secondary School in Askira-Uba Local Government Area of Borno State, their families said the pain of their absence remains as raw as it was on the morning they were take
Weekly Press Review July 31 to 06 August 2026
No fewer than three herders were killed and two others injured in a fresh attack around Bangai community in Riyom Local Government Area (LGA) of Plateau State.
Weekly Press Review 03-09 July 2026
Jihadists launch fresh offensive across Mali | Africanews Suspected jihadists and Tuareg separatist fighters have launched coordinated attacks across Mali, targeting several towns,
Weekly Press Review 5th to11th, June 2026
PR Nigeria A Nigerian Army officer, Colonel TG Ajato, has made history at the United States Army War College (USAWC), Carlisle,
Weekly Press Review May 29 – June 04, 2026
Regional News Weapons looted during Libya conflict ended up with terrorists in Nigeria – UN – Daily Trust The United Nations has disclosed that weapons looted during the 2011 conflict […]
49 Die of Thirst in Niger After Truck Breaks Down
Two survivors endured a harrowing journey on foot, walking more than 50 kilometres to reach a water source before continuing to Assamaka. From there, they alerted authorities to the disaster.
Weekly Press Review 15-21 May 2026
Suspensions and closures of international media outlets are increasingly being used to silence critical reporting and restrict access to information across the Sahel. Since 2022, several international media organisations, including Radio France
Weekly Press Review 01-07 May, 2026
The Joint Investigation Centre at Giwa Barracks, Maiduguri, on Wednesday said it has concluded investigations involving 1,450 suspected terrorists. Authorities at the facility said over 500 suspects have been screened for prosecution.
