
Police detain masquerade over alleged attack in Anambra community
Tinubu mourns Yakubu Mohammed, Newswatch co-founder
FG cautions against dormant oil blocks
Alleged Infidelity: Wife kills husband, girlfriend, injures another in Ughelli North
Impeachment: Two more Rivers Lawmakers withdraw, call for political solution to crisis
Delay in renegotiation risks peace breakdown, SSANU, NASU warn FG
ADC: Tinubu’s $9m lobbying won’t cover up failures at home
Separatists kill 14 in Cameroon
Burkina Faso sack coach Traore after AFCON exit
Super Eagles vs Morocco: We stand firmly with you – FG tells players
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SubscribeMismanagement, governance gaps undermining Nigerian universities – ASUU
He noted that weak governance structures had continued to affect effective utilisation of resources in some institutions.
Number of unsentenced inmates rises 12% to 53,790 in 9 yrs – NBS
*Lagos state records highest inmates, overcrowding ratio 221% By Elizabeth Adegbesan The number of unsentenced inmates in Nigeria correctional centers rose by 12.9 percent to 53,790 in over nine years (2017-Q2’25 ( second quarter of 2025). The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, disclosed this in its Nigeria Correctional Service Statistics Report for the review period. […]
Gov. Nwifuru donates 618 hectares for South-East army training depot
Governor Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi State has donated 618 hectares of land for the construction of a Nigerian Army training depot in the South-East geo-political zone.
Crackdown: Lagos taskforce arrests 281 suspected ‘Omotaku’ in one week
The Lagos State Taskforce on Environment and Special Offences has launched a renewed enforcement operation aimed at ridding the state of criminal elements and street urchins popularly known as “Omotaku,” arresting no fewer than 281 suspects within one week.
Exodus of immigrants a hit for the US economy, study says
US President Donald Trump’s hardline immigration policies have produced a sharp slowdown in net migration that looks set to continue in 2026, a new study says.
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