Umuahia–Ikot Ekpene Road: Ubani backs Abia govt intervention
Explosions rock Maiduguri
NDC unveils digital membership registration portal
Trump pushes for ‘enthusiasm’ from allies to secure Hormuz
Kunle Remi criticises AMVCA award presentation style
S-West leaders to FG, govs: Collaborate to tackle insecurity
Defections won’t kill opposition — PDP hits APC
Tinubu congratulates Gov Mbah on birthday
Tinubu departs Abuja for state visit to UK
Israel begins ground assault against Hezbollah in Lebanon

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Troops repel Boko Haram attacks in Borno, Yobe, neutralise several insurgents
Troops of the Joint Task Force North East Operation HADIN KAI have neutralised several terrorists during coordinated attacks launched by suspected Boko Haram/Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters on military formations in Borno State and Yobe State.
‘Nobody from Liverpool contacted us’, parade crash victims lament
Survivors of the horrifying car attack during Liverpool FC’s Premier League title parade celebrations have spoken publicly for the first time, detailing lasting physical and psychological injuries and expressing deep disappointment at what they describe as a lack of support from the football club.
Nigeria’s reforms boosting global confidence, investment – Idris
Idris spoke on Sunday in London during a World Press Conference ahead of President Tinubu’s official visit to the United Kingdom at the invitation of King Charles III.
Trump says unclear if new Iran leader is ‘dead or not’
“We don’t know who we’re dealing with” in Iran, Trump said. “We don’t know who their leader is.”
2027: Petition against Alia politically motivated, Benue academics tell Catholic Bishops
A group under the aegis of Kunav Progressive Academics has dismissed a petition submitted by some governorship aspirants from Vandeikya Local Government Area, LGA, of Benue State to Catholic Bishops in the state, describing it as a politically motivated document aimed at discrediting Governor Hyacinth Alia.
Iran supreme leader appoints former Guards chief as military adviser
Rezaei, 71, previously headed the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the ideological arm of Iran’s military. He has since held several senior positions within Iran’s political system.
Why Iranian drones are hard to stop
Cheap and deadly, Iranian-designed Shahed drones have inflicted major damage in the Middle East war, and have anti-jamming and other capabilities that make them difficult to stop.
‘We have earned being here’ – DR Congo coach speaks ahead World Cup playoff
“That’s the goal we set ourselves when I took this job three and a half years ago. This final will be our 13th match since our qualifying campaign began. It has been a long road and we have worked our way through every stage.”
Trump’s chief of staff diagnosed with breast cancer
The first woman to ever work as White House chief of staff, 68-year-old Wiles has been widely credited with driving Trump’s second presidency forward behind the scenes.
All set for Soludo’s second-term inauguration in Awka
Preparations are complete for the swearing-in of Governor Chukwuma Soludo and his deputy, Dr Onyekachukwu Ibezim, for their second term on Tuesday.
Estate Agent Murder: George Idumange, four others arraigned, remanded in prison
George Idumange, the prime suspect in the murder of 42-year-old Richard Ekpebu, a Bayelsa State estate agent, was arraigned Monday alongside four others before the State High Court on a 12-count charge.
Ballon d’Or Féminin 2026: Top 10 favourites to win award ranked
Aitana Bonmatí, who won a record third consecutive award in 2025, remains a central figure but faces stiff competition from emerging powerhouses.
Margaret Lawrence varsity bans use of smartphones on campus
Margaret Lawrence University has banned the use of smartphones on its campus as part of measures aimed at improving students’ concentration and academic performance.
Chelsea fined £10.75m, hit with suspended one-year transfer ban
Chelsea have been fined £10.75 million by the Premier League and handed a one-year transfer ban that will remain suspended for two years following an investigation into undisclosed payments linked to player transfers during the club’s previous ownership.
Hormuz alternative oil routes inadequate to cope with demand
“Saudi Arabia and the UAE can reroute some crude output to terminals outside the Gulf,” the International Energy Agency stated in its latest monthly oil report, saying that this can “help offset lost crude flows via Hormuz.”

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