The military has announced plans to release 381 rehabilitated ex-terrorists in March 2025, urging state governments to ensure their proper reintegration through monitoring and empowerment programmes. Speaking at a stakeholders’ meeting in Abuja on Tuesday, the CHIEF OF DEFENCE STAFF, GEN. CHRISTOPHER MUSA, said a total 789 ex-combatants are undergoing rehabilitation, with 381 expected to graduate in 2025. Represented by the Chief of Defence Policy and Plans, Air Vice Marshal Shayi Olatunde, Musa stressed the need for proper reintegration of the repentant terrorists to sustain the gains made by Operation Safe Corridor. He urged the state governments to play an...
Video: Israeli Police Officers Honor The Deceased Remains With A Show Of Respect As Convoy Passes By
Israeli Police convoy transports the dead bodies of four Israeli hostages, murdered in Hamas captivity, from Gaza to Israel for official identification ahead of their burial.
Hamas Return Four Hostages Bodies In Locked Coffins With Keys That Refused To Open Them
Hamas assembled a stage to display the caskets of an elderly man, a young mother, and two small children whom were kidnapped on October 7 and in a statement to the family of the deceased said: “We would have preferred for your sons to return to you alive, but your army’s leaders and government chose to kill them rather than bring them back. “They also killed 17881 Palestinian children in their criminal bombardment of Gaza. We know you understand who is truly responsible for their deaths. “You have been victims of a leadership that does not care for its own...
P.M. Netanyahu Mourns With Israeli As Bibas And Lifshitz Will Receive The Bodies Of Their Loved Ones In Coffins From Hamas
“Tomorrow will be a very difficult day for the State of Israel. A wrenching day, a day of grief. “We are bringing home four of our beloved hostages, deceased. “We embrace the families, and the heart of the entire nation is torn. My own heart is torn. So is yours.” Israel P.M
Video: South African Suspect Escapes Lawful Custody At Johannesburg Court During Proceedings.
A South African suspect identified as Onoshana Thando Sadiki, escaped lawful custody at the Johannesburg Court in Jeppe while appearing for his case. Sadiki, was charged with housebreaking and theft under Cleveland Case 96/01/2025, however he managed to flee during proceedings. Video credit: @MDNnewss
Republic Of Niger Effects New Travels Restriction, Rejects ECOWAS Passport, Deny Nigerians Without Valid International Passport Entry.
The Republic of Niger has started denying entrance to Nigerians who rely solely on the ECOWAS passport without valid international identification. This came as a result of the new travel restrictions by Niger’s recent withdrawal from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), along with Mali and Burkina Faso. Strict immigration measures are now in place at shared borders between the countries as cross-border traders and commuters are experiencing difficulties. According to a source in Taiwan, a state in Niger Republic, border officials have started turning back individuals relying solely on the ECOWAS passport. “Some of our people have...
