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Two deadly earthquakes struck Venezuela in less than a minute on Wednesday, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale, leaving at least 164 people dead and widespread damage in and around the capital, Caracas, as international aid began arriving Thursday morning, and UN agencies quickly deployed aid, support and rescue teams. UN News app users can follow along here.

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The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has strengthened the operational capability of the Nigerian Army with the graduation of over 8,000 newly trained soldiers from the Nigerian Army Depot, Osogbo. Blueprint reports that this is part of deliberate efforts to strengthen manpower and improve ongoing operations against terrorism, insurgency, banditry, kidnapping and other emerging security threats …

Join the Sixja Telegram channel Get the latest music updates instantly. Sign up now The wait is finally over with the contemporary Nigerian singer-songwriter and vocal wizard from the Afrobeat family Wande coal is back with a stunning new single titled “Of course for me.” with Fido. The last song “Of course for me”the huge track from his brand …

… Police account for more than 70% of stolen guns …Delta and Abia are the major states with the highest losses …Gun thefts increased in 2026, report warns Daud Olatunji A new security report has revealed that Nigerian security agencies lost no fewer than 282 rifles to terrorists, bandits and other armed groups in 94 separate attacks between 2021 and …

The numbers are surprising, but the reality is much more terrifying. Between 2020 and 2025, fraudsters managed to loot N134.48 billion from Nigeria’s financial system — enough to build thousands of schools or hospitals. But there’s one thing your official report doesn’t reveal: the most devastating heists don’t involve sophisticated hackers in dark basements. It involves a bank employee with …