‘I need help’ – Man who lost hands to electrocution 23 years ago during official NEPA duty
In 2002, when he was working on an electrical pole for the defunct NEPA (now PHED), unannounced power restoration led to electrocution
Victor Onyeka Ikechukwu ignites Asaba’s Theatre Revolution with Oyindamola Adesunloye’s Valentine stage spectacle
As Nigeria’s creative economy continues to evolve, live theatre is making a bold and confident return this time in a form that merges art, commerce, and premium audience experience. On February 14, 2026, Asaba will witness a landmark cultural event as Victor Onyeka Ikechukwu, CEO of Victor Money Entertainment, collaborates with acclaimed theatre scholar and […]
APC e-registration drive signals resolve to remain dominant, disciplined party — Lagos Spokesman
The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has said its ongoing electronic registration of members reflects the party’s determination to remain disciplined, progressive and electorally dominant in Nigeria’s evolving democratic landscape.
US military action in Venezuela morally right – Kemi Badenoch
UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said the recent US military action in Venezuela was morally justified, even though she questioned its legal basis of the action.
India: Peter Obi raises alarm over Nigeria’s economic decline
Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, has expressed concern over Nigeria’s deteriorating economic situation, citing India’s recent emergence as the world’s fourth-largest economy as a stark contrast to Nigeria’s declining fortunes.
Nigeria burns while presidency defends lunch photos in Paris — Atiku
“While communities in Niger State and other parts of the country are under attack and families can no longer afford basic food, the Presidency is busy explaining camera phones, image quality, and photo editing.
