BREAKING NEWS: The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) says the landing of its C-130 aircraft in Burkina Faso was precautionary and followed due process.

BREAKING NEWS: The Lagos State Government has begun moves to reconstruct police stations that were destroyed during the 2020 #EndSARS protests, as part of broader efforts to close lingering security gaps across the state.

BREAKING NEWS: China moves to fast-track zero-tariff access for Nigerian 🇳🇬exports.

BREAKING NEWS: National Grid Receives 450MW Boost from Niger Delta Power Company

BREAKING NEWS: The NLC to hold nationwide protest on December 17 over worsening insecurity in the country

BREAKING GOOD NEWS: Nigerian troops deployed under Operation FASAN YAMA neutralized 11 terrorists who attempted to cross toward Tara Village in the Sabon Birni LGA of Sokoto State in the early hours of Sunday. Acting on actionable intelligence, troops of 8 Division, Nigerian Army, conducted an interdiction strike along the terrorists crossing route in Kurawa Village. The operation was successful, with multiple weapons recovered.

BREAKING NEWS: The Nigeria 🇳🇬 army had successfully rescued Benue Buffaloes after the team was kidnapped on their way back from Lagos following participation in the Ardova Handball Premier League 2025 Phase 2, which concluded last Friday

BREAKING NEWS: The Federal Government has banned the use of physical cash for the payment of revenue and directed Ministries, Departments, and Agencies to install Point of Sale terminals within 45 days.

BREAKING NEWS: Sahel Alliance Makes Bold Move as Goita’s Warning Becomes Reality The President of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) — General Assimi Goïta — wasn’t joking when he declared to the world: “The sky of the AES countries is no longer a market, much less a corridor where g0ats pass as before.” Well… today, that statement came to life in full force as the Sahel coalition (🇳🇪 Niger, 🇲🇱 Mali, 🇧🇫 Burkina Faso) took decisive action to enforce total control over their airspace — sending a loud message that the era of foreign interference and unchecked military flights is officially over. This move is already sparking reactions globally, with many calling it a new chapter in African sovereignty, while others warn it could escalate existing tensions in the region. Whatever side you’re on… one thing is clear — the Sahel is rewriting the rules. Do you think the Sahel Alliance is making the right move by shutting down unrestricted access to their airspace, or could this create more instability? Let's talk! If It’s Loud, It’s NewsFlash! SHARE this post so others don’t miss what’s happening in West Africa. New here? Follow our page to stay updated in real time — no noise, just the loudest headlines! #Aesthetics #SahelNews #NewsFlash

Sad News💔: Bandits Attack St. Andrews Anglican Church in Isiokwe, Ihiala, Anambra – Two Killed With Priest Wife, Burnt Priest Building And Cars

US Embassy Lifts Shelter-In-Place Order as Calm Returns to Cotonou After Failed Coup The U.S. Embassy in Cotonou has confirmed that normalcy has returned to Benin’s capital following Sunday’s failed coup attempt. In a new security advisory, the embassy announced the removal of its earlier shelter-in-place directive for Americans, noting that the situation is now stable. However, U.S. citizens were urged to remain cautious, avoid crowds, follow local news, and keep a low profile. The unrest began when mutinous soldiers attempted to overthrow President Patrice Talon, briefly seizing state television and declaring the government dissolved. Loyalist forces regained control, arrested several mutineers, and restored order. #BeninCoup #CotonouUpdate #USEmbassyAlert

GOOD NEWS: This afternoon, around 2PM, bandits attacked Fadamar Tarah in Sabon Birni LGA of Sokoto State. The residents put up strong resistance and members of the vigilante group responded quickly, forcing the bandits to retreat and leaving some of them injured. Kudos to the residents and vigilante members of the Tarah community. Hopefully, the necessary authorities will take further action to ensure better protection for the people of Sokoto East District.

BREAKING: Burkina Faso Moves to Reinstate De@th Penalty for Treason, Terro!sm & Espionage Burkina Faso is shaking the table again as its Council of Ministers approves a new bill to bring back the de@th penalty — a punishment the country abolished back in 2018. Justice Minister Edasso Rodrigue Bayala says the move is part of a wider reform of the justice system, targeting cr!mes like treason, terror!sm, and espionage. But hold on — the bill isn’t law yet. It must still pass through parliament and the constitutional courts. This development comes as the military government led by Ibrahim Trore— which took over in the 2022 coup — continues tightening its grip to power Burkina Faso now joins the rising wave of West African nations where military takeovers are fueled by public anger over insecurity and failed governance under previous civilian administrations. Do you think bringing back the de@th penalty will reduce terror!sm and treason, or create more human rights problems? If It’s Loud, It’s Fintter.com SHARE this post to keep people informed. FOLLOW our page for real-time updates and credible news you can trust. #newsflashafrica #burkinafasoupdates #securityandjustice #IbrahimTraore

BREAKING NEWS : The Federal Government has commenced full recovery of the 157 model Almajiri Schools built across the country under the Administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Breaking News: President Macron just announced that he spoke with President Tinubu and expressed France’s solidarity as Nigeria confronts rising security challenges, especially terrorism in the North. At President Tinubu’s request, France will be strengthening its partnership and support for affected communities. He also urged global partners to step up their engagement because no one can afford to sit on the sidelines.

BREAKING NEWS: Benin Military Group Announces ‘Removing President Talon From Office’. The President who is due to step down next April after 10 years in power..

BREAKING NEWS: The Nigerian 🇳🇬Army has indefinitely suspended all statutory and voluntary retirements for specific categories of officers, in response to the nationwide security emergency declared by President Tinubu.

Nigerian Law School Student Dies After Disqualification From Bar Final Exam in Yola A Nigerian Law School student, Ayomiposi Ojajuni, has reportedly taken his own life after being barred from writing the Bar Final examinations at the Yola Campus. The Olabisi Onabanjo University graduate became distressed upon learning on December 6 that he had been disqualified as part of disciplinary action following multiple queries issued against him. Moments after receiving the news, he allegedly ingested a harmful substance and was rushed to the Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital, Yola, where he died the following day. The tragic incident has sparked conversations about student mental health, disciplinary procedures, and institutional support within the Nigerian Law School system.

ANTP Debunks Death Rumour About Nollywood Veteran Lere Paimo The Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (ANTP) has dismissed viral reports claiming that 86-year-old Nollywood icon Lere Paimo, popularly known as Eda Onile Ola, has died. Rumours of his death circulated on social media on November 29, prompting panic among fans. In an official statement, ANTP’s national PRO, Prince Adejonwo Oluwafemi Femson, confirmed that Paimo is alive and in good health after speaking directly with his wife. The guild urged the public to stop spreading unverified information, warning that fake news causes unnecessary distress. Fans also expressed relief online, while some criticised platforms that rushed to publish the false report. The incident comes months after actor Kunle Afod renovated Paimo’s home as a birthday gift, a gesture that went viral in the industry.

Man Accuses Activist Harrison Gwamnishu of Withholding Recovered Millions, Shares Year-Long Ordeal A Nigerian man, Awuzie Frankline, has narrated his troubling encounter with embattled activist Harrison Gwamnishu, who is already facing allegations of diverting missing ransom funds. Frankline claims his brother engaged Harrison to help recover millions owed to him, but after retrieving the money, Harrison allegedly kept it for personal use following his political campaign. Frankline said Harrison initially admitted holding the money and agreed to repay it gradually, but later blocked him on Facebook and WhatsApp. The dispute dragged on for over a year until social commentator VeryDarkMan intervened, prompting Harrison to start making small repayments. Frankline shared screenshots and insisted he holds no personal grudge, only seeking justice. Reactions online remain divided, with some defending Harrison’s humanitarian work while others accuse him of repeated misconduct. #HarrisonGwamnishu #VeryDarkMan #NigeriaNews