
Guber polls: PDP dead in Abia, to be buried on Saturday — Labour Party
18 female UK prison guards sacked over affairs with inmates
INEC distributes election materials across Lagos
Lil Nas X apologises after being accused of transphobia
‘I am a failure’, Pep Guardiola rues Julia Roberts snub
UK Supreme Court backs Ukraine over Russian ‘duress’ loan
Adekunle Gold signs with American label, Def Jam
Akere mart inferno: Sanwo-Olu donates N100M to traders
Inflation rate rises 21.91% in February — NBS
FG to investigate death of Nigerian in Ethiopia
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SubscribeFormer Plateau lawmaker makes case for Kalu as Senate President
By Marie-Therese Nanlong Jos – An appeal has been made that the seat of the Senate President be zoned to the South East region to give the region a sense of belonging. A former Member representing Mikang/Shendam/Qua’an Pan federal constituency in the National Assembly, Rt. Hon. George Daika, made the appeal and also suggested that […]
Student sent home from school over Peter Obi’s poster
“She is just 10 years old. She didn’t know anything about politics, but she was sent away from school without informing the parents because they say we support Peter Obi and Labour Party”
Guber Polls: Emir of Kano urges security agents to remain neutral
By Abdulmumin Murtala, Kano The Emir of Kano, Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero has cautioned security operatives to not only be neutral but impartial during the coming gubernatorial and House of Assembly election scheduled to hold on Saturday. Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero who doubles as Chairman, Kano Council of Emirs gave the charge when the leadership […]
INEC slams Bode George, denies appointing ex-Lagos commissioner as ICT head
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has denied appointing a former Commissioner in Lagos State, Femi Odubiyi, as the head of its Information and Communications Technology Department.
African foreign students in Tunisia fearful after racist violence
Thousands of sub-Saharan African students in Tunisia are still fearful after a surge of racist attacks following comments by President Kais Saied against illegal immigration and are seeking concrete steps to protect them. The violence erupted after Saied blamed “hordes of illegal migrants from sub-Saharan Africa” for most crime in Tunisia and alleged there was […]
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