

Labour Party submits new leadership list to INEC
Tinubu nominates Fani-Kayode, Reno, Ikpeazu, ex-INEC chair, 28 others for ambassadorial positions
Oscar Piastri wins Qatar Grand Prix
Historically: Remembering the 2020 rice farm attack in Borno
Insecurity: Anglican Church demands FG expose terror financiers
Death toll from Gaza war surpasses 70,000
Tinubu lauds Nigeria’s election into international maritime council
Trump says Venezuela’s airspace ‘closed in its entirety’
Sea drones halt operations at major Russian oil terminal
Abia to begin gradual payment of over 20 years gratuity
Shettima seeks stronger executive-legislature ties
NPA begins towing of indiscriminately parked trucks on port corridor
Best yet to come from Trent at Real Madrid – Alonso
How song about Nigeria became Jimmy Cliff’s chart burster
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SubscribeDelta Police uncover HK torture house, rescue seven boys, arrest two
The police said the suspects will be charged with offences bordering on human trafficking, unlawful detention, physical assault, and exploitation.
Insecurity: Ateke Tom wades in, tasks insurgents to sheathe swords
Ateke, the Sekuro of Niger Delta and Bese Puko of the Wakirike Nation, also called for unity among Nigerians, adding that tribalism should not be the basis for the nation’s existence.
Cross River govt screens 500 for single-digit SME loans
By Henry Obetta Cross River State Government, weekend, took a giant step toward strengthening its small business ecosystem, as the state Microfinance and Enterprise Development Agency (CRSMEDA) cleared 500 entrepreneurs to access the SMEDAN–Sterling Bank single-digit interest loan facility. The step, according to the Director-General of Cross River State Microfinance and Enterprise Development Agency, CRSMEDA, […]
Nasarawa govt to revitalise waste recycling plants
The Secretary of the State Waste Management and Sanitation Authority, Mr Christopher Abari, disclosed this while briefing journalists after the November sanitation exercise in Lafia.
Hezbollah urges Pope Leo to reject Israeli ‘aggression’ against Lebanon
After visiting Turkey, Leo is due to arrive in Lebanon on Sunday for a three-day trip that includes an open-air mass at Beirut’s waterfront which organisers expect to draw 120,000 people, as well as an interreligious meeting in the city centre.
2027: ADC only viable alternative for Nigerians – Atiku
He also took a swipe at the current administration of the APC, stating that they had done little or nothing to improve the welfare of Nigerians.
Who owns Detty December? … Nigerians ready for it
The month of December is a special month. Of all the months of the year, it is the hottest; as per entertainment. It’s Detty December
Global drug trade fuels instability in coup-hit G/Bissau
“Today, Bissau’s cocaine market is booming once again, and has arguably become more profitable than at any point in the country’s history,” it added.
Ogun APC launches digital membership scheme
By James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta The Ogun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has initiated a comprehensive digital overhaul of its membership register, flagging off a training programme for officials who will manage the upcoming state-wide e-registration exercise. Speaking at the flag-off ceremony in Abeokuta, the State Party Chairman, Chief Yemi Sanusi, described the […]
Kidnap Terror Returns: From Abuja to North, communities live in fear again
IN just two weeks, Nigeria has been gripped by a wave of coordinated kidnappings from the Federal Capital Territory to the far North-West
Aeropolitics: Without policy backing, partnerships, Nigerian airlines can’t thrive internationally — Demuren
Stakeholders in the air transport sector gathered in Lagos to hear former NCAA D-G,Demuren, assess Nigeria’s position in international aeropolitics
FRSC confirms six dead in Awka–Onitsha expressway crash
Six people died in a collision between a truck and a bus at Nawfia axis, near Enugu-Agidi Junction, along the Awka–Onitsha expressway on Friday night.
‘They threatened to blow off my crying baby’s head’; how bandits took 289 pupils into Niger forest
“Bandits have taken over the Borgu forest and I hereby appeal to the state and federal governments to reclaim it and use it for more viable projects”
Movie Review: The Herd flies on Nigeria’s insecurity crisis amid U.S. spotlight
The Herd is a tense, morally grounded thriller that arrives on Netflix at a moment when Nigeria’s internal insecurities are under global scrutiny.
Day childhood died; we didn’t even notice because we were holding our phones, by Stephanie Shaakaa
But this new generation? Their playgrounds vibrate, their friendships buffer, their memories auto-delete. Childhood has been outsourced to devices
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