Wednesday, August 5, 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
December 7, 2025

100 of abducted students of St. Mary’s Catholic School released after two weeks in terrorists’ den

Two days after the abduction, 50 of the schoolchildren escaped from their captors, leaving about 250 in captivity.

December 7, 2025

U.S. ICE arrests Nigerian Aderemi Akefe convicted of cocaine trafficking

“Akefe has a final order of removal from an immigration judge,” Department of Homeland Security said.

Aderemi Joe Akefe
December 7, 2025

U.S. House Appropriations Committee says Nigeria rapidly turning “one of most dangerous places on earth to follow Christ”

The committee stated, “Appropriators will continue to defend liberty and uphold religious freedom across the globe.”

Nigerian flag
December 7, 2025

Gov Yusuf mobilises over 4,000 Muslims to pray over Kano bandits

This move, according to the Kano government, was informed by recent bandits’ attacks in Kano.

Bandits used to illustrate the story
December 7, 2025

FBI nabs Nigerian national Leslie Chinedu Mba, pleads guilty to $4 million wire fraud

Mr Mba faces up to 20 years for conspiracy to commit wire fraud and five years for making false statements on immigration documents.

U.S. court room
December 6, 2025

At least 11 killed, others injured in South Africa mass shooting

No arrest has been made and the motive of the shooting is still unknown.

South African Police officers
December 5, 2025

Nigerian terrorists showing off ransom on TikTok, Facebook, using Elon Musk’s Starlink, FG unable to trace them: Presidency

“If you are using Starlink, we cannot trace it because Starlink is not registered in Nigeria. It’s in the space,” said a presidential spokesman.

Bandits
December 5, 2025

U.S. court jails Nigerian fraudster Nosa Edokpaigbe for wire fraud

A U.S. court has sentenced a Nigerian, Nosa Edokpaigbe, to five years in prison for $1.4 million wire fraud.

DoJ officials