
Benue family seeks public help to find missing four-year-old girl
EKEDP cuts ATC&C losses to 19.7% as Senate backs reforms
Afreximbank concludes package of loans valued at US$190 million for Zimbabwe’s CBZ Bank
South Africa coach Hugo Broos retires
Wike orders demolition of suspected criminal hideout
FG to end electricity subsidy from 2027
People said I orchestrated Oriire abduction – Makinde
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SubscribeList of 8 African countries that can enter Spain without visa
African travellers planning trips to Spain in 2026 should check their nationality’s visa requirements carefully, as Spain applies the European Union’s common Schengen entry rules rather than maintaining a separate visa-free policy for selected African countries.
Plateau govt condemns ‘barbaric’ mob killing of UniJos student
The commissioner noted that while investigations were still ongoing to establish the full facts, it was deeply disturbing that a young life was cut short on the basis of an unverified accusation.
Gunmen kill man in Plateau, injure pastor, two others in fresh attacks
By Golok Nanmwa JOS – Gunmen late Thursday night killed a middle-aged man, identified simply as Mr. Bulus, in Ncha community of Miango District, Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau State. The National Secretary of the Irigwe Development Association (IDA), Danjuma Dickson Auta, confirmed the incident to Vanguard on Friday and condemned the attack, describing […]
We’ve arrested over 80 perpetrators of Afrophobia — SA Envoy
AU Executive Council declined to take up Ghana’s request to place violence against African migrants in South Africa on the agenda
5 ways new visa rules could affect Nigerians, other Africans traveling to Europe
Calls for tighter border controls and changes to free movement in Europe are raising concerns about how future travel could affect Africans who visit, study, work or live in European countries.
Aguiyi-Ironsi wasn’t part of January 1966 coup, family demands apology
The family of Nigeria’s first military Head of State, Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, has called on the Federal Government to apologise and compensate them over his killing during the July 29, 1966 counter-coup.
Davido releases sixth album ‘ORIADÉ’, featuring Mayorkun, FOLA, others
Afrobeats superstar Davido has released his sixth studio album, ORIADE, marking what he describes as a new chapter in his 15-year music career.
FIFA makes move to expand World Cup to 64-team tournament
FIFA has launched a consultation process on a proposal to expand the men’s World Cup from 48 to 64 teams, with documents seen by ESPN indicating that a decision could be reached by August 14.
Infantino is ‘wrong man’ to lead FIFA – UK Prime Minister
Burnham added his voice to mounting criticism of the proposals from across the globe, calling the plan “an outrageous suggestion”.
Catholic Priest Killed in Kogi
Rev. Fr. Opeyemi was reportedly stabbed multiple times, and his lifeless body was discovered by the roadside in Ajaokuta.
‘I’m only billionaire’s child in the world to make name for himself’ — Davido
Afrobeats superstar Davido has reflected on his remarkable rise to fame and fortune, saying he has achieved a rare level of success despite being born into a wealthy family.
New roads driving real estate growth in Abuja, says Wike
Wike said this on Friday after inspecting the ongoing construction of the access road to the FCT Fire Service Station in Kaura District, linking Ring Road II to Oladipo Diya Way in Gaduwa.
‘We leave JAMB stronger’, says outgoing registrar Oloyede
Outgoing registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, on Friday formally bowed out after a decade at the helm of Nigeria’s foremost admissions agency, declaring that he was leaving behind a stronger, more transparent and globally respected institution than the one he inherited in 2016.
Commonwealth Games: Why I lost out on gold medal in 100m hurdles final – Amusan
World record holder Tobi Amusan has revealed that a pre-tournament knee injury and chilly weather conditions were behind her surprising third-place finish in the women’s 100m hurdles final at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
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