Humanitarian crises

In the early hours of Friday, Israeli airstrikes pierced deep into Iranian territory, killing Hossein Salami, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and one of the most powerful military figures in the Middle East. Salami, 65, was the highest-ranking Iranian leader to be killed in Israel’s latest campaign, a calculated move that now threatens to push the region to the brink of open war.

In a revelation that has stunned the global security community, Israeli intelligence operatives reportedly smuggled weapons including explosive drones and precision-guided strike systems into Iran prior to the latest military strikes. This daring maneuver, executed by Mossad, wasn’t just tactical it was transformative. It signifies a bold shift in the doctrine of modern conflict, where sabotage from within now precedes firepower from above.

The identities of the pilots and cabin crew members who perished in the tragic Air India crash shortly after take-off have been released, casting a heartbreaking spotlight on the dedicated professionals lost in the disaster.

In a bold overnight assault, Israel has launched its most extensive military operation against Iran, killing top generals and crippling key nuclear and missile facilities. As the region braces for retaliation, the world watches the Middle East edge closer to war.

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In August 2019, Abubakar Idris widely known online as Dadiyata was abducted from his home in Kaduna State under mysterious circumstances. A lecturer, fierce critic of the political establishment, and digital activist, Dadiyata’s disappearance sparked national outrage and birthed the hashtag #WhereIsDadiyata, which trended for months across Nigeria.

“Happy birthday”  two words that typically express joy, love, and celebration. But for Evangelist Helen Akpabio, these words are far from innocent. In a now-viral video, Akpabio warns Christians to stop using the phrase, calling it “the language of the devil.” Her declaration has shocked many, reigniting long-standing concerns about spiritual extremism in Nigeria’s religious landscape.

In a shocking turn of events, security operatives in Enugu State, Nigeria, have discovered a human skull and ritual paraphernalia during a raid on an alleged church in Isi-Agu, Ibagwa-Aka, Igbo-Eze South Local Government Area. The site, still under construction, is reportedly linked to Prophet Chinedu Solomon Ezedike, a controversial figure previously accused in the ritual killings of four children a case that horrified the community last year.

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On May 26, 2025, a flight from Orlando-Sanford International Airport to Hagerstown, Maryland, became the unlikely stage for a complex societal debate when a 46-year-old woman, Kristy Crampton, was arrested for physically assaulting a child mid-flight. The child had reportedly called her “fat” and “Miss Piggy” derogatory insults that ignited a firestorm not just on board the plane, but across the internet.