The misdiagnosis of a nation
By Oladoja M.O. There is a sickness far graver than malaria, deeper than cancer, and deadlier than an undiagnosed pandemic: it is the sickness of perception. A tragic, self-inflicted malaise where men and women, intoxicated by their own bitterness, misread the vital signs of a nation and call it death. Nigeria, that ancient giant, that […]
U-20 AFCON: Nigeria, Morocco settle for goalless draw
Nigeria’s Flying Eagles were held to a goalless draw by Morocco in their Group B encounter at the ongoing U-20 Africa Cup of Nations, played at the June 30 Air Defence Stadium in Cairo on Sunday.
New report uncovers hidden women’s health crisis in Nigeria’s workplaces
A new report has revealed a silent crisis affecting millions of working women across the country.
Firm demands N1bn, $50m damages over alleged libelous claims
GTEXT Homes Limited, a prominent Nigerian real estate company, has threatened legal action against individuals and platforms allegedly responsible for circulating damaging content about them and its founder, Dr. Stephen Akintayo.
Catholic Church to Tinubu, govs: Cancel policies not beneficial to Nigerians
By Laolu Elijah IBADAN— PRESIDENT of the Archdiocese of Ibadan Catholic Men Organization, AICMO, Sir Felix Adoroh, yesterday, urged Federal and State governments to show some empathy towards the suffering masses and cancel policies that are not productive He said this when speaking with newsmen ahead of the celebrations of Father’s Day which was held […]
Killings in Plateau, others: Security agencies need free hand — Archbishop Kaigama
The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, Ignatius Kaigama, has asked that security agencies be given free hand to deal with spate of killings in Plateau, Benue and other parts of the country.
My ministry was birthed out of divine mandate, not personal ambition — Bishop David Abioye
Seven months after his retirement from Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Abioye has officially inaugurated his own ministry.
Huthi rebels pledge fresh strikes on Israel airports
Huthi rebels who struck near Israel’s main airport, leading several international airlines to suspend flights there, promised Sunday fresh missile strikes on the country’s airports.
‘Free my guy’ – Davido calls for VeryDarkMan’s release
Popular Afrobeat star Davido has joined a growing chorus of voices on social media demanding the release of online personality VeryDarkMan, who was reportedly arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Friday.
Money cannot buy my stance on any matter, says Ezekwesili, denies receiving bribe to back Natasha
Former Minister of Education and prominent public accountability advocate, Oby Ezekwesili, has firmly denied allegations that she received bribes to support Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan in her sexual harassment claims against Senate President Godswill Akpabio.
Israel vows retaliation against Iran, Yemen’s Huthis over airport attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday vowed a response to Yemen’s Huthis and their Iranian backers after the rebels struck the area of Israel’s main airport, injuring six people and prompting flight suspensions.
