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The U.S. lawmaker Riley Moore shows the U.S. Congress a written statement by the British government stating that Nigeria should be divided after 100 years, which he said expired in 2014. A United States lawmaker, Riley Moore, has reportedly presented a written statement to the U.S. Congress which he claims originated from the British government. According to Moore, the document allegedly suggested that Nigeria could reconsider its political structure 100 years after its formation, a period he said ended in 2014. Moore argued that Nigeria’s continued unity has faced persistent challenges, citing ethnic tensions, insecurity, and governance issues. However, his remarks have sparked controversy, as no official confirmation has been provided by the British government to support the existence or validity of such a document. 

U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell is helped up steps as he enters the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on February 2, 2026. (Photo by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP via Getty Images) Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized with flu-like symptoms, his office confirmed, raising concerns about his ongoing health issues. On Tuesday, a spokesperson for the 83-year-old senator stated that McConnell (R-Ky.) began experiencing symptoms over the weekend and checked into a local hospital on Monday “out of an abundance of caution.” “His prognosis is positive and he is grateful for the excellent care he is receiving,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “He is in regular contact with his staff and looks forward to returning to Senate business.” McConnell missed Senate votes on Monday and Tuesday due to the medical concerns. McConnell, who is weeks away from his 84 th  birthday, announced last February on his birthday that he will  not seek reelection  after his seventh Senate ter...

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once-presumed heir to Libya’s leadership, has reportedly been killed in an armed attack at his residence in Zintan. His legal team and political advisor confirmed the death, though Libyan state authorities have yet to issue a formal declaration. Initial reports suggest the 53-year-old was targeted by four unidentified gunmen who disabled security systems before the early morning assault. The incident marks a major turning point in Libya’s volatile transition, effectively ending the Gaddafi family’s direct bid for a political return.

Nigerian Army’s 82 Division Pledges Total Security Lockdown in South-East as Onitsha Traders Boldly Defy Years of Terror to Reclaim Regional Commerce In a sweeping declaration of military resolve and regional restoration, the 82 Division of the Nigerian Army has officially guaranteed a blanket of security over the Onitsha Main Market and all major economic hubs across the South-East. This comprehensive assurance, detailed in a statement by the Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations, Lt.-Col. Olabisi Ayeni, signals a decisive shift in the region's security landscape. The Division confirmed that security forces have transitioned into a state of high-intensity readiness, utilizing sophisticated intelligence-led kinetic operations specifically designed to hunt down and dismantle the final remnants of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the Eastern Security Network (ESN) within their clandestine hideouts. The military leadership offered a profound commendation to the tra...

Turkey gave Nigeria smart advice on how to destroy IPOB. Firstly, they told Nigeria that for IPOB to be destroyed there is need for sponsored violence in the East.  Militant should be sponsored and seed of discord sowed within IPOB. I advice the DOS is restrategize. It is a well calculated plan. DOS please study the situation and adopt the best plans to bypass it . The amplification of Christian genocide was orchestrated by IPOB . The distraction happening now is well planned . They want to keep us busy with internal war while their lobbyists work on the conscience of America .

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna and Democrats like House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries are threatening to buck the Senate's deal to end a government shutdown.   (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images; Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images; Nathan Posner/Anadolu via Getty Images) The Senate's compromise to end the  ongoing partial government shutdown  survived an important hurdle on Monday night, teeing up the legislation for a vote in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The House Rules Committee, the final gatekeeper before most bills get a chamberwide vote, advanced the upper chamber's deal with the White House with little internal discord among Republicans on the panel. But the measure could face issues on the House floor during a second procedural hurdle called a "rule vote," which needs a simple majority of lawmakers to unlock debate and a vote on final passage. House votes normally fall along partisan lines, and Speaker  Mike Johnson,  R-La., will n...

Nigeria’s greatest enemies are not external forces, foreign conspirators, or abstract historical misfortunes, they sit comfortably within the nation’s leadership, and operate confidently in the corridors of power. This is not a claim rooted in emotion, but one grounded in patterns of governance that have persisted for decades. The tragedy of Nigeria is not a lack of knowledge about what to do, it is the deliberate refusal to do it. Those in power in Nigeria know exactly what makes nations work. They travel abroad, educate their children in functional systems, seek medical care in countries with working health infrastructures, and invest their private wealth in economies governed by law, transparency, and accountability. They understand the value of electricity, security, efficient institutions, independent courts, and merit-based governance, yet they return home to preside over dysfunction with chilling consistency. This contradiction is the clearest evidence that Nigeria’s problem is ...