NIS dismisses S’East passport ban claims, explains migration plan
JOHESU UCH to resume work Monday after 84-day strike
Clintons call for their Epstein testimony to be public
Extending HoS, AG tenure despotic, discouraging – Group tells Adeleke
Nigeria not ready for real-time e-transmission of election results – Lecky, ex-INEC commissioner
Kwara massacre: Reps minority caucus condemns brutal attacks on Kaiama LG, demands urgent probe
La Liga match postponed over unsafe conditions amid club crisis
Barcelona announce exit from failed European Super League
Shettima arrives Kwara to assess Woro village attack aftermath
Sanwo-Olu outlines 2026 Lagos priorities for real estate growth
NNPP disowns Kwankwaso over alleged Supreme Court Judges’ visit
2027: Uzodinma vows to deliver Abia for Tinubu, APC
US wants Ukraine, Russia to end war by June: Zelensky

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Pipeline Surveillance: Group faults call for decentralization of contracts
By Egufe Yafugborhi THE Concerned Nigerians for Good Governance (CNGG) have faulted call by social justice activist, Fejire Oliver, for decentralisation of oil and gas assets security contracts, better known as pipeline surveillance contract. Fejire is his advocacy for perceived fairness and adherence to the Nigerian Local Content Act has said federal governance preference to […]
Collapse of Ajaokuta Steel signalled turning point in Nigeria’s industrial decline – Prof Banji
A former senior United Nations official and development economist, Professor Banji Oyeyinka-Oyelaran, has described the collapse of the Ajaokuta Steel project as a decisive turning point in Nigeria’s industrial decline, highlighting deep failures in policy consistency, institutional capacity and long-term national planning.
UNIJOS matriculates over 7,000 students, inducts 140 Nursing graduates
The University of Jos has matriculated over 7,000 fresh students for the 2025/2026 academic session, with a total of 8,828 students expected to complete registration across its various degree programmes, including 73 international students from 20 African countries.
Man Utd can’t rush manager choice – Carrick
Carrick took over as United interim manager until the end of the season after Ruben Amorim was sacked in January.
Street trading: Taskforce demolishes illegal shop structures in Lagos Island, others
Lagos State Environmental Taskforce today embarked on another enforcement exercise on Lagos Island as it demolished illegal shop extension structures along Breadfruits Street and adjoining areas.
Prince Olatunji Olusoji: Emerging Symbol of Service and Impact in Kogi
In every generation, a few individuals rise whose lives quietly answer the questions their people have been asking for decades. They do not announce themselves with noise; their work speaks first. Their impact precedes ambition. Prince Olatunji Olusoji belongs to this rare category of men whose preparedness for service is forged long before politics ever […]
33-year-old man charged with threatening to kill US vice president
Shannon Mathre, a resident of Toledo, Ohio, is accused of “making a threat to take the life of, and to inflict bodily harm upon” the vice president.
NARD faults healthcare system after doctor dies of Lassa fever in Jos
“When doctors die from the very diseases they are meant to fight, the nation often responds with silence. This raises a painful question: whose lives do we truly value as a nation?” the association asked.
Benue: Rep Ugbor proposes border patrol, mining ban to end killings in Kwande LG
By Peter Duru, Makurdi The lawmaker representing Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency, Hon. Terseer Ugbor, has raised alarm over renewed deadly attacks in Kwande Local Government Area LGA, of Benue state, warning that the worsening insecurity could turn parts of the area into a major security hotspot if urgent action is not taken. Recall that in the […]
Kamala Harris slams ‘cover up’ after Trump deletes racist post
Trump shared a social media post with a video depicting the Obamas as monkeys, a racist trope that caused outrage across the US political spectrum.
Obi Cubana begins journey into politics
Renowned entrepreneur and social figure, Obi Cubana, has announced his entry into politics, calling for a new culture of clean, issue-driven political engagements led by Nigerian youths.
Pentagon to end academic ties with Harvard
The move is the latest in the Trump administration’s battle with Harvard over claims that the Ivy League institution promotes “woke” ideology.
Immigrant students in Minneapolis turn to remote learning
Like many immigrant children in Minneapolis, Kevin is taking his classes online — a practice schools thought they had left behind after the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Youth group slams ‘fabricated’ report, defends IGP against fraud claims
“The report is not only false and misleading but a deliberate attempt to malign the reputation of the IGP and undermine the integrity of the Nigeria Police Force,” said Danjuma Lamido, IYA’s spokesperson.
Crypto firm accidentally sends $40 bn in bitcoin to users
Bithumb said it accidentally sent 620,000 bitcoins, currently worth more than $40 billion, and blocked trading and withdrawals for the 695 affected users within 35 minutes after the error occurred on Friday.

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