Politics
Trump warns ‘won’t be anything left’ of Iran unless it agrees to deal
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Jonathan deserves respect, diaspora group slams VeryDarkMan
Metro
Motorcycle rider injured after alleged Customs chase in Lagos
Entertainment
‘I don’t want to die because of a woman’ – Frank Edoho
ICYMI
Survivor pulled from rubble 9 hours after Abuja building collapsed
Business
S&P raises Nigeria’s credit rating on stronger economy
Sports
Greizmann apologises to Atleti fans for departure to Barcelona in farewell speech
Special Report
Obidients and the Gambo Sawaba constant
Mrs. Margaret Ekpo (1914-2006) knew the road, as did Mrs. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti (1900-1978), who mentored both Sawaba and Ekpo
Obi’s Political Pilgrimage: Struggle to reconcile power with moral purpose, politics with conscience
It is a mirror held before the Nigerian republic itself – a republic still searching for institutional maturity, ideological coherence, and moral steadiness
Rewriting Police Story: IGP Disu’s battle for trust, discipline
Inside many police barracks across Nigeria, officers continue to battle poor healthcare, inadequate living conditions, and limited post-service support
PEBEC plans 2-day Lagos Port clean-up after Vanguard report
The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) has announced a two-day clean-up and enforcement exercise along the Lagos Port Corridor from May 14 to 15, 2026.
Technology
Why courts can’t remain detached from tech devts — CJN
Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, yesterday, said the courts can no longer remain detached from technology developments
How Fintech fuels Nigeria’s gaming boom
For regulators, fintech integration may also solve one of the industry’s oldest headaches: transparency. Real-time transaction monitoring, automated reporting systems
Digital procurement to the rescue as Africa’s boardrooms battle fraud, waste
Analysts say the conversation is timely particularly as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and data analytics reshape enterprise operations globally
Vitel Wireless, OPay, Moniepoint move to solve airtime, data access gaps nationwide
By Juliet Umeh In a move aimed at addressing persistent challenges around access to mobile connectivity and digital services in Nigeria, Vitel Wireless has partnered with leading fintech platforms, Opay and Moniepoint, to simplify how millions of Nigerians purchase airtime and data directly from their bank accounts or mobile walletsThis collaboration, according to Vitel Wireless’ […]
Education
WAEC assures candidates, parents on hitch-free WASSCE; union insists on strike today
The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has stated that talks are ongoing to address the grievances of staff threatening strike
NECO: How Nigeria’s indigenous examination body became global assessment powerhouse
When the National Examinations Council, NECO, was established in April 1999, many Nigerians viewed it as an ambitious experiment. Critics questioned
N250bn hostel rollout: Adopting PPP to tackle student accommodation problems
With over 40,000 student population, there is no doubt that about 8,000 bed spaces are not enough and securing an official accommodation on campus is a Herculean task
IMSU moves to end students’ struggles with bad roads
Many students have found it difficult to move around campus, making the intervention a welcome development.
