Court jails 18 foreign nationals for cyber terrorism, orders deportation after sentence
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has convicted and sentenced 18 foreign nationals to one year imprisonment each for cybercrime, fraud, impersonation, and attempting to destabilize Nigeria’s constitutional structure.
Foreign students at Harvard cancel flights home, seek legal help after US halts enrolment
Chinese students at Harvard University were thrown into uncertainty on Friday as they canceled flights home and sought legal advice following a sweeping move by the Trump administration to block the institution from enrolling foreign students.
Over N20m property destroyed in Enugu land dispute
Property worth over ₦20 million, belonging to Chief Uchenna Onoh of the Etiti-Ngwo community, has allegedly been destroyed in a renewed land dispute at Agu Ovolo, Isiama, and Ebemi lands in Enugu South Local Government Area of Enugu State.
DSS: Bizman gifted N20m compensation after accidental shooting, gets free medicare
In fulfillment of a promise to give free medical services to a Sokoto businessman accidentally shot during an operation, the Department of State Services (DSS) has invited the victim to its hospital in Abuja.
Abiola’s wife praises Tinubu over Nigeria’s IMF debt settlement
Duke-Abiola noted that the milestone had sparked celebrations and renewed hope in Nigeria’s economic future.
US firm to buy UK newspaper The Telegraph
It comes after the current Labour government recently struck a trade agreement with the United States.
