Sunday, October 11, 2026

Ahmed Oluwasanjo

Ahmed Oluwasanjo is a general news reporter. Prior to joining Peoples Gazette, he was with The Interview Magazine as a reporter and video editor. He is on Twitter @ahmedrazak3
September 15, 2026

Court blocks Trump’s move to limit Nigerians, other foreign students, journalists’ stay in U.S.

The judge on Monday ruled to block the Department of Homeland Security’s new rule limiting foreign students’ stay in America, calling it “exceptionally weak”.

Nigerian students in U.S.
September 13, 2026

Irish, Scottish, Welsh leaders meet Monday over plan to leave UK

The planned meeting came amid heightened debates over Scottish independence and Irish reunification.

United Kingdom flag
September 13, 2026

Names, charges of six Nigerian Black Axe cultists extradited from South Africa to U.S. over multimillion-dollar wire fraud 

Their extradition comes about five years after South Africa’s Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI), popularly known as the Hawks, arrested them in a 2021 raid.

Nigerian Black Axe cultists
September 13, 2026

Plateau cleric El-Buba faults Obi’s handling of Labour Party crisis 

Mr Obi has yet to address Mr El-Buba’s exit from his political camp.

Obi, El-Buba
September 12, 2026

I dumped Peter Obi for SDP because he lacks courage, says Isa El-Buba

“When a leader loses that one thing, you lose me,” Mr El-Buba said when asked why he dumped Mr Obi to endorse the SDP candidate.

Obi, El-Buba
September 12, 2026

Hateful professor Uju Anya, who celebrated Queen Elizabeth’s death, finally rebuked by Carnegie Mellon University

Ms Anya, a Nigerian of Igbo origin, earned a reputation for mocking White people and celebrating their deaths.

Professor Uju Anya
September 12, 2026

Nigeria decries murder of nationals in South Africa, considers ‘concrete’ measures against xenophobia

The government said, “Nigeria views these incidents with grave concern and condemns the killings of Bishop Fakunle and Mr Nwankwo in the strongest terms possible.”

Nigeria and South African flags
September 11, 2026

FBI, EFCC to probe USAID funds diversion, mismanagement in Nigeria

The EFCC said the U.S. and Nigerian anti-graft agencies reached an agreement on September 10, 2026.

EFCC and FBI
September 11, 2026

Six Nigerian Black Axe cultists on extradition to U.S. over multimillion-dollar wire fraud

Six Nigerian Black Axe cultists have been scheduled for extradition to the U.S. over their involvement in romance scam and wire fraud.

BLACK AXE
September 11, 2026

Next ‘9/11’ attacks could be where we’re not looking: MI5 Chief

The 9/11 attacks claimed the lives of people across 77 countries, causing global mourning and eliciiting a vigorous push and change in the global fight against terrorism.

Ken McCallum