Church must move from pulpit to people, says Peter Obi
UK PM Starmer posts heartfelt video letter to son on International Men’s Day
Over 16,304 arrested, 4.5m kg of drugs seized in 10 months – Marwa
Nearly a third of women face partner or sexual violence – WHO
FG assures Nigerians: Electricity export won’t affect local supply
Angry Kwara youths block Ilorin–Kabba Road after deadly bandit attack
Benue tops Nigeria’s displacement crisis – NHRC
Duncan Mighty, Faze others set to storm Nduku Ogume festival
Police in Delta arrest prison escapee over murder 26-yr-old woman
RMAFC moves to onboard Kogi as 13% derivation beneficiary
Insecurity: Tinubu ‘depressed’ over killings, orders swift action
Sunridge Bitrevia Review 2025: Scam or Reliable?

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Real Madrid’s Militao suffers groin injury
The Brazilian felt a sharp pain in the 58th minute of Tuesday’s international friendly against Tunisia in Lille, which ended 1-1, prompting him to ask to come off.
Sokoto Gov condemns abduction of 25 Kebbi schoolgirls
Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu, has expressed deep shock and sadness over the abduction of 25 female students from Government Girls Comprehensive School, Maga, in Danko-Wasagu Local Government Area of Kebbi State.
NBS, presidency align to deepen data innovation, governance transparency
By Progress Godfrey, Abuja In a bid to improve governance and accountability, the Presidency and the National Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday reaffirmed their commitment to using data-driven innovations to guide policies and enhance transparency across government operations. Delivering a Keynote address at the 2025 African Statistics Day celebration, Special Adviser to the President on […]
Israel warns people in two Lebanese villages to evacuate ahead of strikes
“You are located near buildings used by Hezbollah. For your own safety, you must evacuate them immediately and move away from the area.”
Your agitations have been addressed, Reps tell retired police officers
The House of Representatives Committees on Police Affairs and Pension have respectively assured the protesting retired police officers that their demands and agitations have been addressed.

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