The Defence Industries Cooperation of Nigeria (DICON) has resumed the production of arms and ammunition years after it suspended operations. Its Director-General, Maj.-Gen. Aniedi Edet, made the declaration in Jos on Tuesday when he visited Maj.-Gen. Abdusalam
A Nigerian man identified as Obinna was stabbed to death by his fiancee following a minor misunderstanding. A friend of the deceased identified as Sarafina Legacy, took to her facebook page to share photos of the slain man with the words ; Obinna My Friend
Premier League champions Manchester City will begin their title defence away to Arsenal on the weekend of August 11-12, the English Premier League announced Thursday as it unveiled the fixtures for the 2018/19 season. The match will also be new Arsenal manager
Bandits attacked the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) in Afaka, Kaduna State, on Tuesday. We gathered that the incident occurred at about 1:30am. The assailants stormed the military base in large numbers. They kidnapped one officer identified as Major Datong
The Israeli defence minister has attacked 'Hamas propaganda' spreading across British universities as he declared that his nation is 'fighting on the frontline of the free world'. Yoav Gallant also warned in a briefing to the Daily Mail that aid cash raised
Minister of State for Defence, Dr. Bello Matawalle, has directed the Defence Intelligence Agency, DIA, to go after those calling for truncation of constitutional government in the country describing them as criminals and enemies of democracy who should be
Defence chiefs from West Africa's regional bloc, ECOWAS, will meet today, Wednesday in Abuja, Nigeria, to deliberate the recent coup in the Republic of Niger, the bloc said in a statement on Tuesday, NAN reports. Recall that leaders of the Economic Community
From North Africa to the western part of the continent, African countries face various security challenges, ranging from internal conflicts and terrorism to regional geopolitical dynamics. Undeniably, economic progress is nearly impossible in a state of insecurity
Staff of the Defence Industries of Nigeria, DICON, in Kaduna State, have threatened to protest over the failure of the President Bola Tinubu-led government to pay the N35,000 wage award promised to them for six months. The aggrieved workers expressed dismay
Abdullahi Alao, son of the late Ibadan business mogul, Arisekola Alao, standing trial in a N1.1bn subsidy fraud case, on Monday opened his defence. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission alleged that Alao and his company, Axe Energy Ltd., the late Opeyemi