Trump leads Rwanda-DRC Peace Deal, Musa is new Defence Minister Troost-Ekong Retires

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The leaders of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have signed a peace deal aimed at ending the long-running conflict in the region at a summit hosted by US President Donald Trump in Washington.

Ahead of the summit, there was an escalation in fighting in resource-rich eastern DR Congo between government forces and rebels believed to be backed by Rwanda.

Nigeria gets new Defence Minister in Christopher Musa, former Chief of Defence Staff who was sacked a fortnight ago but was suddenly brought back to replace Abubakar Badaru who according to him resigned on health grounds......but tounges are wagging that the US government is behind the swift changes in Nigeria’s security architecture.

In a related development aimed at pressuring the Tinubu administration to buckle up on the terror war, the Trump administration plans to slam visa ban on sponsors of Christian genocide in Nigeria...hmm, Nigerians are asking of what effect that would be.

In response to US pressure, the Federal Government of Nigeria says it will soon release the list of terror sponsors in Nigeria and swiftly prosecute them.

As the noise of the nomination of Reno Omokri, Mahmoud Yakubu, FFK, Ikpeazu and Ugwuanyi for ambassadorial positions, the President yesterday released more names of ambassadorial nominees including former Rivers Sole Administrator Ibok-Ete Ibas, former Chief of Army Staff and Defence Minister Dambazau and Chioma Ohakim, wife of former governor of Imo State, Ikedi Ohakim....Nigerians are asking if this is a reward for jobs well done for the President.

A federal high Court has rejected the application made by younger brother to Nnamdi Kanu for his transfer from Sokoto Correctional Centre.

The Turaki-led NWC of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has issued a one-of-no-kind Expulsion Certificates to those it expelled at the Ibadan Convention including Nyesom Wike, Ayodele Fayose and Samuel Anyanwu.

President Bola Tinubu’s statement that the Igbo remain the greatest stakeholders in project Nigeria has sparked wild reactions. At the Imo Economic Summit, the President said that the geographical mobility of the Igbo has seen them own half of Abuja and occupy half of Lagos and prmosed to provide more opportunities for them to excel.

The Accountant General of the Federation has revealed that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited, NNPCL cannot account for £14.3m it spent at its London office. Wonders, they say would never stop happening.

Nigeria's Super Eagles Captain, Trust Ekong has retired from international football months ahead of 2026 African Cup of Nations, AFCON.