October 9, 2026
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Weekly Roundup
By Emmanuel Kwada Nigeria experienced another consequential week defined by landmark judicial decisions, escalating security concerns, industrial action in the education sector, and key public health developments. In this edition of THE INSIGHT, we present a comprehensive roundup of the major stories shaping the nation. Read on for full details. Supreme Court Doubles Down Continue Reading
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By Emmanuel Kwada Alex Barbir, an American missionary and former athlete, brought a unique blend of sportsmanship and faith to Nigeria during his mission from December 2025 to April 2026. Before his missionary work, Barbir had a notable sports career as a college football kicker, recognized for his discipline, resilience, and ability to perform under […]Continue Reading
News Terrorism Monitor
By Emmanuel Kwada  Suspected Boko Haram insurgents carried out twin attacks on communities in Gombi Local Government Area of Adamawa State late Sunday, April 26, and early Monday morning, killing more than 30 people, injuring several others, and destroying property, including places of worship and motorcycles. ‎One attack targeted Guyaku community, while a Continue Reading
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By Emmanuel Kwada ‎As Nigeria heads toward the 2027 general elections amid ongoing economic pressures and security challenges, the past week was dominated by intense debates over the integrity of the electoral process, fresh controversy surrounding a major infrastructure loan, high-stakes court proceedings, and grassroots anger in Plateau State. ‎Dive in for Continue Reading
News Politics
By Emmanuel Kwada Major opposition political parties in Nigeria have resolved to present a united front against what they described as the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s attempt to entrench a one-party state, declaring their determination to field a single presidential candidate for the 2027 general elections. In a communiqué issued at the end of their […]Continue Reading
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By Emmanuel Kwada The high-profile trial of six suspects accused of plotting to overthrow President Bola Tinubu’s government continued today at the Federal High Court in Abuja, with proceedings focusing on bail applications after all defendants pleaded not guilty earlier this week. Retired Major General Mohammed Ibrahim Gana, retired Naval Captain Erasmus Ochegobia Continue Reading
Business Economy News
By Emmanuel Kwada Strong public opposition has emerged against any immediate ban on the importation of solar panels, with fresh data revealing that 89% of Nigerians reject an abrupt policy shift, as stakeholders at a high-level media roundtable held from 22–23 April 2026 at K-Class Hotel, Abuja, participants advocated for a gradual, realistic five-year roadmap […]Continue Reading
Weekly Roundup
By Emmanuel Kwada As another turbulent week draws to a close in Nigeria, the nation finds itself grappling with a painful paradox: while the government presses ahead with counter-insurgency efforts and rehabilitation programmes, fresh tragedies and unresolved crises continue to test the resilience of citizens and the credibility of state institutions. In the Northeast, Continue Reading
News Politics
By Emmanuel Kwada A prominent All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain and former federal lawmaker, Senator Abubakar Yusuf, has boldly predicted that the APC and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will secure victory in the 2027 presidential election, attributing the expected win not to the government’s performance but to the absence of a formidable opposition. Senator Continue Reading
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By Emmanuel Kwada ‎Prominent Christian leader Rev. Joseph John Hayab has urged Christians across the country to respond to provocations and criticisms of their faith with maturity, love, and Christlike character instead of engaging in combative or abusive arguments. ‎Rev. Hayab, Chairman of the Northern Christian Association, issued the statement in reaction Continue Reading
News Terrorism Monitor
By Emmanuel Kwada Just four months into 2026, the Nigerian military has already recorded the deaths of at least six senior officers in terrorism-related attacks, primarily in Borno State, raising serious concerns that the year could become the deadliest for high-ranking personnel in the ongoing counter-insurgency campaign in the North-East. This alarming toll marks a […]Continue Reading