Social media distraction can cause road crashes — FRSC boss
Iran president says peace talks will only succeed without ‘pressure, threats’
Terrorists using new technologies to expand operations, FG warns
We need stronger action on youth mental health– Eze Anaba
2027: Zamfara ADC candidate Shikanfi vows to tackle insecurity
2027: Kano-based Ogun indigenes endorse PDP ticket
FG Targets 25,000 Free Cataract Surgeries by 2027
FOST cites N50m Bayelsa women’s scheme in Kojo Sam award decision
South Africa’s Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize
Ezekwesili urges African youths to reclaim political power
South Africa withdraws asylum directive after xenophobic clashes
Putin offers help to Iran to end Mideast war ahead of summit

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‘Where did you get dollars to save?’ Oshiomhole questions Obi over $150m claim
“So all the allocations we receive are in naira. So I asked Obi, where did you get dollars to save? Did you receive naira from Abuja and go to bid for dollars to save for Anambra State?” Oshiomhole said.
Russia-Ukraine conflict finds new battleground in Africa’s Sahel
“In Africa and the Sahel, (Ukraine) is providing clear and open support to terrorist groups and other mafia-like groups to undermine our country’s territorial integrity,” Malian Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop alleged at the United Nations in September.
Igbo youths’ apathy may leave military without Igbo officers — Nwachukwu
By Vincent Ujumadu The Senator representing Anambra South, Emma Nwachukwu, has warned that continued reluctance by Igbo youths to enlist in the Nigerian Armed Forces could leave the South-East with little or no military officers of Igbo extraction in the coming years. Nwachukwu, who spoke while briefing his constituents at his country home in Ukpor, […]
Video: Zlatan to wed partner Davita on October 24
The singer and his partner revealed the date in a video shared on Instagram on Thursday night, accompanied by the caption, “24 October 2026”.
Nigerian states’ revenues rise 93%, but education spending drops — World Bank
The World Bank says Nigeria’s 36 states recorded a 93 per cent increase in revenues between 2023 and 2025, but education received a declining share of the sector’s expenditure.

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