Reno Omokri Cries Out; Says “Peter Obi’s Silence Shows He Is The One Telling Donald Trump What To Do In Nigeria” Social commentator, Reno Omokri has criticised Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi for maintaining silence amid the controversy surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to deploy troops to Nigeria over alleged Christian genocide. Trump had recently designated Nigeria as a “Country of Concern” and suggested possible military action to “flush out terrorists,” sparking intense debate both locally and internationally. In a statement posted on his official Facebook page, Omokri expressed disapproval over Obi’s silence, describing it as “deeply suspicious”…
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Tension In Nigeria As NSA, Service Chiefs Meet Over Trump’s Military Threat The National Security Adviser, NSA, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, on Monday convened an emergency meeting with service chiefs and heads of security and intelligence agencies following reports that U.S. President Donald Trump had directed preparations for possible military action in Nigeria. The meeting, held at the National Counter-Terrorism Centre, NCTC, in Abuja, was aimed at assessing the implications of Trump’s comments and coordinating a unified national security response. Discussions focused on evaluating intelligence reports and examining potential diplomatic fallout from Trump’s claims that the Nigerian government was not doing…
Heavy Gunshots As Nigerian Army Kills Dozens Of Terrorists, Loses Two Soldiers Two Nigerian soldiers and a local vigilante were killed during a fierce gun battle between security forces and terrorists, locally dubbed as bandits, in the Shanono Local Government Area of Kano State. The clash also left 19 bandits dead, with several motorcycles and mobile phones recovered. The incident occurred on 1 November 2025 around Ungwan Tudu, Ungwan Tsamiya, and Goron Dutse after troops of the 3 Brigade Nigerian Army, supported by other security agencies, responded to a tip-off about bandit movements. The attackers, who arrived on motorcycles, were…
BREAKING: Alleged US Military Plans: Chad Shuts Border with Nigeria Amid Rising Tensions The Government of Chad has announced the immediate closure of its border with Nigeria, citing escalating security concerns tied to reports of alleged U.S. military movements and plans in West Africa. In a statement released early Monday, Chad’s Ministry of Security said the decision was taken “to safeguard national sovereignty and prevent potential spillover effects from emerging regional tensions.” The government did not specify how long the border closure would last but assured that measures were being taken to maintain stability along the frontier. The announcement comes…
FULL LIST: Possible Reasons Trump Is So Angry With Nigeria United States President Donald Trump really has it in for Nigeria with his uncomplimentary rhetoric. In the past 48 hours, diplomatic tensions between the US and Nigeria have spiralled from muted strain to open confrontation. Trump — who has accused the Nigerian government of ignoring “Christian genocide” in the country — has now gone beyond remarks to issuing a threat of military action. “If the Nigerian government continues to allow the killing of Christians, the USA will immediately stop all aid and assistance to Nigeria, and may very well go…
Ibom Focus Tenders Apology To Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor Kumuyi Ibom Focus wishes to tender its sincerest apologies to Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor William Kumuyi, and the general public over a recent publication that originated from I-News on Facebook, titled: “There Is No Christian Genocide in Nigeria; America Is Trying to Invade and Steal Our Natural Resources.” We apologize for any harm caused by this publication, which we now acknowledge as fake news. It was not our intention to damage the reputation of the church or that of our father, Pastor William Kumuyi. We recognize the potential damage…
Akpabio Speaks On Mocking Trump Over ‘Christian Genocide’ Claim The President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has categorically denied making a “reckless and imaginary statement” attributed to him by a media platform that appeared to mock former American President Donald Trump’s concerns over the alleged killing of Christians in Nigeria. The offensive statement, which had been circulating online, quoted the Senate President as insulting Trump and instructing him to focus on internal American challenges. Hon. Eseme Eyiboh, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President of the Senate, issued a strong denial in a press statement on Monday. Eyiboh…
If Africa Followed Your Logic, We’d Have Invaded US; Soludo Fires Back At Trump The governor of Anambra, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo says Nigeria’s security challenges are more complex than a Christian versus Muslim conflict. Speaking during a media chat on Sunday, Soludo said President Donald Trump’s threat to “protect Christians in Nigeria” oversimplifies the issues. He said while the US has the right to hold opinions on global matters, any form of intervention must respect international law and Nigeria’s sovereignty. “As a country, America has its own rights to have its own views about what is going on elsewhere,” he…
How I Will Deal With Trump If He Sends Soldiers To Nigeria – Asari Dokubo Former Niger Delta militant leader, Alhaji Asari Dokubo, has unleashed a fierce reaction to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remarks regarding Nigeria. In a viral video that has captured attention on social media, Dokubo boldly declared his readiness to confront America if Trump sends soldiers to Nigeria. He referred to Trump as a “lunatic,” stating, “Let him come with his soldiers. I’m ready to fight America. They’ll never leave Nigeria alive.” This declaration has ignited significant discussions online, though CelebrityBlog9ja has not been able…
Military Action On Terrorists In Nigeria “Could Be Ground Troops, Air Strikes”; Says Trump The United States President, Donald Trump, has said that the United States could deploy troops or launch air strikes in Nigeria to stop what he described as the “killing of large numbers of Christians” in the country. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Sunday, Trump did not rule out any form of military action, suggesting both air and ground operations were being considered. According to Reuters, when asked whether he envisioned “troops on the ground or air strikes in Nigeria,” Trump responded: “Could be.…