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Nigerian Military Officers Freed by Burkina Faso After Emergency Landing.

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Burkina Faso has released 11 Nigerian military officers who were detained after their transport aircraft made an unauthorized landing in the country. The officers, including two crew members and nine other military personnel, were aboard a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) C-130 that landed in Bobo-Dioulasso on Monday due to a technical fault. According to Burkinabè authorities, the plane entered the country's airspace without proper clearance, prompting an immediate security response. The Alliance of Sahel States (AES), which comprises Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, condemned the incident as an "unfriendly act" and placed its air forces on maximum alert. The Nigerian government described the landing as a technical emergency and insisted that the crew followed standard safety procedures and international aviation protocols. The NAF stated that the personnel were treated well and have since returned to Nigeria. This incident has strained relations between Nigeria and th...

Burkina Faso Detains 11 Nigerian Military Officers, Seizes NAF Aircraft Over Alleged Airspace Violation.

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Nigeria's reaction to the detention of its military personnel by Burkina Faso has been calm and diplomatic. After a Nigerian Air Force C-130 aircraft made an emergency landing in Bobo-Dioulasso without clearance, Burkina Faso authorities detained the 11 personnel on board, citing a violation of national sovereignty and airspace regulations. The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) maintained that the landing was due to a technical fault and followed international aviation safety procedures. NAF spokesperson Ehimen Ejodame stated that the crew was safe and received cordial treatment from the host authorities. The incident has strained relations between Nigeria and the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), which comprises Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. The AES has taken a hard-line stance towards external military activity within the Sahel region since withdrawing from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Benin army officers taken hostage in coup attempt have gained freedom.

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Benin's army officers, including Chief of Army Staff Abou Issa and Army Chief Colonel Faizou Gomina, who were taken hostage during an attempted coup, have been released. The coup attempt, led by Lieutenant Colonel Pascal Tigri, was foiled with the support of Nigerian forces.  The situation is now under control, and the government is searching for the perpetrators. Around a dozen soldiers have been arrested, and President Patrice Talon has vowed to punish those responsible.

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Inter Miami Wins Their First Trophy!

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It's official! Inter Miami has won their first trophy in their short history. The team defeated Nashville SC 10-9 in a penalty shootout after the match ended 1-1 in regular time. Lionel Messi was instrumental in the win, scoring his 10th goal of the tournament and being named the best player. This victory is a huge milestone for Inter Miami, which was established in 2018 and joined the league in 2020. It's a testament to the team's hard work and dedication, and it sets a positive tone for the rest of the season.

Stability Restored:The situation in Benin is under control, with life returning to normal after the attempted coup.

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Benin Republic experienced an attempted coup on December 7, 2025, when a group of soldiers, identifying themselves as the Military Committee for Refoundation (CMR), announced on state television that they had seized power from President Patrice Talon. Led by Lieutenant Colonel Pascal Tigri, the group claimed to have dissolved the government, suspended the constitution, and closed the country's borders. However, the Benin government swiftly responded, stating that the attempted coup had been foiled. Interior Minister Alassane Seidou confirmed that loyalist forces, including the national guard, had regained control of key government installations and restored order. President Talon was reported safe, although his exact location wasn't disclosed. - Coup Announcement: Soldiers appeared on state TV, declaring the takeover and citing deteriorating security conditions in northern Benin as a reason. - Government Response: Loyalist forces quickly moved to regain control, wit...

WILLIAMS TROOST EKONG RETIRES FROM INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.

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William Troost-Ekong has announced his retirement from international football, ending his decade-long career with the Nigerian national team, the Super Eagles. The 31-year-old defender made the announcement via a heartfelt statement on his social media platform. Troost-Ekong earned 83 caps for Nigeria and featured in five major tournaments, including the 2018 FIFA World Cup and three AFCON editions. He captained the team, leading them to the 2023 AFCON final, where he scored and was named Player of the Tournament. He expressed gratitude to the Nigerian people, coaches, and teammates for their support throughout his career. While he's stepping away from international football, he emphasized that his love for the country and the team will never fade.

WILFRIED NDIDI SET TO BECOME NEW SUPER EAGLES CAPTAIN.

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With William Troost-Ekong's retirement from international football, the spotlight is now on Wilfred Ndidi to potentially take over as the Super Eagles captain. Ndidi has been considered a top contender for the role, especially given his experience and leadership qualities. Ndidi has shown impressive leadership skills on and off the pitch, earning him the respect of his teammates and coaches. With years of experience playing for the Super Eagles, Ndidi has a deep understanding of the team's dynamics and the challenges they face. Former Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh has endorsed Ndidi as a suitable candidate for the captaincy, citing the respect he commands within the squad. Other potential candidates include Victor Osimhen, who has leadership abilities and experience. The final decision on the captaincy will likely be made by the team's coach, Eric Chelle. Troost-Ekong's retirement leaves a void in the team, but with capable players like Ndidi ...

Soldiers, Policemen Exchange Blows in Jos, Plateau State.

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A fight broke out between soldiers and police officers at a busy market in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. The altercation occurred on Monday, December 1, 2025, along Ahmadu Bello Way, and was sparked by a dispute over a roadside phone repair. A soldier attempted to arrest a trader who had allegedly damaged his phone, but a policeman intervened, advising the soldier to take the matter to a police station instead. The situation escalated when the soldier called in reinforcements, who arrived in a Hilux vehicle and assaulted the policeman, leaving him wounded and stealing his rifle. Traders and shoppers scrambled for safety as the two groups exchanged blows, with at least two soldiers and two policemen involved in the brawl. The Plateau State Police Command has confirmed the incident, stating that the personnel involved have been sanctioned accordingly. The command assured the public that the situation is under control and measures have been put in place to prevent a recurrence.