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Terrorists on Tuesday night attacked the old National Park Service (NPS) office in Oloka, Orire Local Government Area of Oyo State, leaving about five people feared dead and several others critically injured.   Confirming the incident on Wednesday, the Conservator of the Park, Tesleem Kareem, said the NPS office was attacked by terrorists, adding that service personnel were among those killed during the assault   “It is true we are in the process of evacuating the victims,” Kareem said, without giving further details on the circumstances surrounding the attack.    The Police Public Relations Officer of the Oyo State Police Command, DSP Olayinka Ayanlade, also confirmed the incident. He disclosed that the Oyo State Commissioner of Police and other security chiefs were on their way to the affected area.   According to him, the Commissioner of Police has deployed additional officers to Oloka and its environs to prevent further breakdown of law and order...

  Colombia Tensions Rise as Petro Warns U.S. Military Action Could Spark Wider Unrest Colombian President Gustavo Petro sharply criticized a U.S. military operation on Monday, warning that any direct U.S. military action in Colombia could trigger armed resistance in rural areas and widespread instability. Petro said that detaining Colombia’s president would not calm tensions but instead provoke broad unrest from “the people,” underscoring deep concerns about foreign intervention and national sovereignty. The remarks came as former U.S. President Donald Trump renewed accusations against Petro, alleging involvement in drug trafficking and claiming Colombia was being led by a president facilitating cocaine into the United States. Trump’s comments echo earlier U.S. actions against Venezuela, where he accused Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro of narco-trafficking and authorized military operations that culminated in Maduro’s capture and transport to the United States on federal drug c...

                              “He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” This single sentence explains why some people survive poverty, failure, rejection, and pain—while others give up early. Purpose gives pain meaning. Meaning gives suffering endurance. Endurance creates greatness. When your why is clear, quitting becomes more painful than continuing. This is not motivation. This is psychological truth. Find your why—and life will always make room for you.

 In Africa, greatness is often born in hardship. Nelson Mandela’s story mirrors the journey of millions of African youths today—young people with talent, vision, and fire, yet surrounded by obstacles: unemployment, political exclusion, corruption, and broken systems. Mandela was once a young African man like many Nigerians today—angry at injustice, determined to change his society, and willing to sacrifice comfort for purpose. But unlike many, he understood one powerful truth early: 👉 Real change begins with inner discipline before outer revolution. For 27 years, Mandela sat in prison while others enjoyed freedom. Yet when he emerged, he did not come out bitter—he came out prepared. This is the lesson Africa needs now more than ever. Not noise. Not shortcuts. Not violence. But vision, discipline, and long-term thinking. Nigeria does not lack talent. It lacks leaders who can endure seasons of obscurity without losing their values. Mandela teaches us that leadership is not about occ...

Terrorists on Tuesday night attacked the old National Park Service (NPS) office in Oloka, Orire Local Government Area of Oyo State, leaving about five people feared dead and several others critically injured.   Confirming the incident on Wednesday, the Conservator of the Park, Tesleem Kareem, said the NPS office was attacked by terrorists, adding that service personnel were among those killed during the assault   “It is true we are in the process of evacuating the victims,” Kareem said, without giving further details on the circumstances surrounding the attack.    The Police Public Relations Officer of the Oyo State Police Command, DSP Olayinka Ayanlade, also confirmed the incident. He disclosed that the Oyo State Commissioner of Police and other security chiefs were on their way to the affected area.   According to him, the Commissioner of Police has deployed additional officers to Oloka and its environs to prevent further breakdown of law and order...

Former Vice-Presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 general elections, Datti Baba-Ahmed, has formally declared interest in contesting the presidency in 2027 general elections.   Baba-Ahmed made the declaration at a rally held at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja.   The declaration announcement is coming barely one week after Obi announced his departure from the Labour Party, LP, for the African Democratic Congress, ADC.   Speaking to party members and supporters, Baba-Ahmed said his aspiration was neither reactionary nor dependent on Obi’s political decisions, adding that his presidential ambition predates the 2023 election.   “I have made myself available to contest for the office in 2027. I’m not following anybody’s trajectory or stepping into anybody’s shoes.   “Can I please remind you that before His Excellency Governor Peter Obi filed for the presidency, I aspired for the presidency before him? The records are there for yo...

A United States Air Force C-130J Super Hercules no transport aircraft, registration 08-3176, landed at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja Monday night, IgbereTV reports.   The aircraft arrived from Dakar, Senegal, drawing immediate attention as US military airlift operations in West Africa have more commonly been routed through established logistics hubs in Cote d’Ivoire or Ghana.   The C-130J, a versatile four-engine turboprop, is a cornerstone of US military logistics. Its standard missions range from troop and cargo transport to medical evacuation and humanitarian aid delivery.    While the specific purpose of today’s flight has not been officially disclosed by US or Nigerian authorities, its arrival occurs within a period of significantly heightened US military engagement in the region. The aircraft’s presence in Nigeria’s capital follows a major and unprecedented shift in US military policy toward the country.    On December 25, ...