South Africa’s Constitutional Court on Friday overturned a vote in parliament that had quashed the opening of impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa over a cash-heist scandal.
Sowore, who is on trial for calling President Bola Tinubu a “criminal” in a social media post, had argued that the DSS failed to adduce credible evidence linking him to the alleged offence.
Mohbad’s widow, Omowunmi Aloba, has spoken about the ongoing tension within the late singer’s family, alleging that her father-in-law wants the DNA test involving her son, Liam, to return negative.
Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji, has called on the people of the state to use their votes in the forthcoming governorship election, to secure continuity of good governance and defeat politics of retrogression.
The faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) aligned with Kabiru Turaki has challenged the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, to carry out his threat of shutting down its operational office.
The ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, on Friday began the screening of aspirants for various elective positions ahead of its 2027 election primaries, with a member from Ekiti State, Afuye Idowu, filing the first petition, calling for the disqualification of Senator Cyril Fasuyi from the forthcoming Ekiti North Senatorial District primary elections.
A social media post by Rihanna after the 2026 Met Gala has sparked another round of online arguments between Tyla and Ayra Starr’s fans.
The National Examinations Council, NECO, has revealed that over 35 million candidates have participated in its various examinations since its establishment 25 years ago, highlighting the council’s expanding influence on educational assessment and national development.
He said the raid followed intensive human intelligence gathering and strategic surveillance conducted by security operatives within the Joint Operations Area.
The Kogi government has sealed the Daarul Kitab Islamic Training Centre in Zariagi, Adavi Local Government Area, for operating without government approval.
By Muiz Banire, SAN In the contemporary governance landscape, few responsibilities weigh as heavily on the state as the obligation to guarantee the security of lives and property. In fact, in Nigeria, it is a constitutional duty for the government at all levels. It is a primary obligation of government to ensure security and welfare […]
Obi brought strong backing from urban voters and much of the South. Kwankwaso commanded a loyal base in the North
Gilbert Nnaji has long been a familiar figure in Enugu politics. He rose through the ranks of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)—from local government chairman
Hamzat will be the first Lagos deputy governor to serve eight consecutive years, if he completes the current term in 2027
Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans to invest at least $55 billion to build a semiconductor manufacturing facility in Texas, according to a public notice Wednesday, producing chips for artificial intelligence, robotics and data centers in space.
Nigeria’s digital economy is growing fast, but cyber attacks are also increasing, and security is not improving quickly enough to match it.
Digital marketplaces and rising economic pressures are speeding up Nigeria’s shift toward a tech-driven second-hand goods market, where online platforms are changing how people buy, sell, and access affordable products.
Key stakeholders in Africa’s digital infrastructure ecosystem have identified co-location services as a critical solution to the continent’s persistent challenges, including energy constraints, infrastructure gaps, and investment risks.
“Transport fare has increased again, and when you add that to the new price of exercise books, the money I have is just not enough”
This ranking, officials say, will determine the most suitable and highest-quality textbooks for each subject and level of education.
Abuja—The federal government yesterday stirred the hornet’s nest with a declaration to phase out from the university system courses it deemed irrelevant to the country’s economic future
The federal government yesterday stirred the hornet’s nest with a declaration to phase out from the university system courses it deemed irrelevant to the country’s economic future, an indication that several social science programmes could be on the chopping block.
