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Nigerian actress Scarlet Gomez has said that her husband is comfortable with her performing kissing scenes in films, pointing to trust and maturity in their relationship. In a recent episode of the show, Curiosity Made Me Ask, Gomez addressed how romantic scenes in Nollywood are often misunderstood by outsiders.  The discussion became more direct when […]

The United States has commended the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led Federal Government of Nigeria for its efforts to tackle terrorism and strengthen the judicial process in the country. In a statement shared on X on Sunday, Massad Fares Boulos, US Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs, acknowledged the Nigerian government’s commitment to accelerating terrorism-related […]

Fisayo Dele-Bashiru may not be available for Lazio’s Serie A clash against Fiorentina, DAILY POST reports.

Dele-Bashiru has missed training in the build-up to the game due to muscle fatigue raising concerns over his availability.

According to La Lazio, Siamo Noi, the midfielder could be included in the squad but there remains uncertainty over whether he was would he able to play a part in the game.

The Nigeria international has featured regularly in midfield alongside Danilo Cataldi and Kenneth Taylor in recent games.

The 25-year-old has made 17 league appearances for La Biancolesti this season.

Lazio are unbeaten in their last four league games.

Serie A: Dele-Bashiru doubtful for Lazio’s clash with Fiorentina

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The Air Component of Operation HADIN KAI, in ongoing operations on April 11, 2026, successfully executed precision follow-up mop-up air strikes on identified terrorist locations within the Jilli axis of Borno State.

Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame, Director of Public Relations and Information at the Headquarters of the Nigerian Air Force, said in a statement that the mission was conducted as part of a coordinated air–ground integration operation with the Nigerian Army, following an earlier successful engagement that effectively decimated terrorist positions in the area.

The statement noted that the NAF airstrike targeted terrorist elements responsible for recent attacks on security forces within the wider theatre.

The follow-on strikes were aimed at fleeing remnants and regrouping cells seeking to exploit the difficult terrain.

Acting on credible intelligence received through close coordination with relevant stakeholders and validated by the appropriate operational command, the operation further consolidated gains already achieved by friendly forces.

“By sustaining pressure through immediate mop-up strikes after the initial coordinated assault, the air component has reinforced ongoing efforts to secure lives, protect property, and stabilise vulnerable areas across Borno State and the wider North-East theatre,” it said.

According to the statement, the operation reflects the Nigerian Air Force’s unwavering resolve to maintain persistent surveillance, precision interdiction, and rapid response actions in support of national counter-terrorism objectives.

It reassured citizens of the Armed Forces’ steadfast commitment to restoring lasting peace and security.

NAF conducts follow-up air strikes on terrorist targets in Borno

Several civilians are feared dead following a reported airstrike by the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) on a market along the Borno–Yobe border.

The incident occurred on Saturday evening at Dilli Market in Yobe State, a busy trading hub located near Gubio Local Government Area of Borno State.

Confirming the development, the Public Relations Officer of the Yobe State Police Command, Dungus Abdulkarim, said authorities were aware of the incident but had yet to establish the number of casualties.

“We are aware of the incident that occurred at Dilli Market along the Borno–Yobe border, and we are currently gathering information on what transpired,” he said.

“At this moment, we do not have confirmed casualty figures, as details are still being verified. Security agencies are on the ground assessing the situation, while efforts are ongoing to ensure proper documentation and response, after which the public will be duly informed with accurate and official updates.”

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At least, 56 people, mostly traders are feared dead after a military airstrike hit a busy weekly market along the Borno–Yobe border.
The incident happened on Saturday at Jilli Market, located between Gubio in Borno State and Geidam in Yobe State.

Four fighter jets were said to be involved in the operation, which was reportedly aimed at suspected Boko Haram fighters.

Reports said the jets were tracking insurgents believed to have come to the market to collect money and supplies from traders. However, the strike missed its target and hit civilians instead.

About 14 to 20 injured victims were reportedly taken to the Specialist Hospital in Geidam for treatment.

A local councillor, Malam Lawan Zanna, also confirmed the attack.

He said people tried to escape when the jets began firing, but the strikes continued.

According to him, “more than 20 people were hospitalized,” and some of the injured later died, pushing the death toll higher.

The security adviser to the Yobe State governor, Brigadier General Abdulsalam Dahiru (rtd), confirmed the incident but clarified that the market is actually located in Borno State.

As of the time of reporting, the Nigerian Air Force has not released any official statement about the airstrike.

Military airstrike mistakenly hits civilians during anti-insurgency operation in Borno

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