Kalu: Abia youths demand sack of Onyejeocha
LAWMA seals Alaba Rago, two days after sealing Alaba market
‘God’s grace all through’ – Nigerian Student smashes record in SAT
Anxiety in Osun community over killing of motorcyclists
Ondo court okays lawyer’s suit against INEC over political parties audited accounts
Senate to amend CBN Act, bar governor from partisan politics
Tinubu appoints INEC RECs for 9 states
Be wary of desperate politicians, Wike tells religious leaders
Tinubu approves N18bn assurance policy for fallen heroes’ families
Varsity suspends examination as robbers attacked, raped students
Flooding: Ogun govt vows to demolish buildings on waterways

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Richard Roundtree, America’s ‘first Black action hero,’ dead at 81
American actor Richard Roundtree, heralded as “the first Black action hero” for his starring role in the iconic 1971 hit “Shaft,” died Tuesday at 81, US media reported.
Delta: Abducted community leader, others regain freedom
The President General of Amukpe Community in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State, Harrison Ekeleme, who was kidnapped days ago has been freed by his abductors.
Branch Wins the Best Digital Lending Platform of the Year
Branch Nigeria has been conferred with the award of “Best Digital Lending Platform of the Year” at the 13th Africa Bank 4.0 Summit, solidifying its position as a frontrunner in the fintech industry. The recognition comes as a testament to Branch International’s steadfast commitment to redefining digital lending and its dedication to providing innovative financial […]
Brain Drain: FG to increase enrolment of doctors, nurses next academic year
On his achievements in the last two years, the Consultant Psychiatrist who stated that the hospital has produced over 90 consultant psychiatrists listed some of his achievements including; renovation of the drug unit complex through an ECOWAS grant, renovation of wards, doctors’ lounge, installation and use of electronic medical records system, procurement of two ambulances and ICU ambulance, provision of furniture, beds and mattresses for students hostel, training of staff and regular supply of out of stock patients’ drugs and other consumables among others.
Leave Onyejeocha alone, kinsmen warn Deputy Speaker, others
Kinsmen of the Minister of State, Labour and Employment, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha have warned the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu and the sacked member of the House of Representatives representing Isukwuato/ Umunneochi federal constituency, Amobi Ogah, to leave their daughter alone and allow the Appeal Court adjudicate on the electoral dispute brought before it by Ogah.
Tinubu appoints nine INEC Resident Electoral Commissioners
Tinubu has approved the appointment of nine (9) new Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs) for the Independent National Electoral Commission
Senate moves to amend Cybercrimes Act, 2015
A bill seeking to amend the Cyber Crimes Act, of 2015, has passed second reading in the Senate.
Mohbad’s DJ says singer collapsed, started vomiting after he was injected
Ajisegiri Ayobami who was the disc jockey to late singer, Mohbad has told the coroner inquest in Ikorodu that the deceased collapsed and started vomiting after a nurse administered an injection on him.
Everton face 12-point penalty for financial breaches – report
Everton face a 12-point deduction after an investigation into alleged breaches of financial rules by the Premier League club, according to a report on Wednesday.
NESG: Nigeria, a safe haven for foreign investors – Bagudu
The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Sen. Atiku Bagudu, says Nigeria is a safe haven for foreign investors to take advantage of.

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