Beyond Limits: From Anambra to Osun, can Amupitan rewrite Nigeria’s electoral story with a credible 2027 election?
The journey to 2027 will determine whether that progress was merely a series of promising performances or the beginning of a genuine transformation in Nigeria’s electoral history.
Penalty at the gate: Lagos private schools fine late-pickup parents
THE school bell may have signalled the end of classes, but for some parents in Lagos, it is now the beginning of another race — against the clock and, sometimes, against a late-pickup bill.
US-Based Amber Ogbolu makes Nigeria’s U-20 Women’s World Cup Squad
…as Falconets jet out to Poland By Chiamaka EkwuweEDMONTON, ALBERTA — August 24, 2026: Canadian-born soccer player Amber Ogbolu has been selected to represent Nigeria at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland following a successful national team camp. The 18-year-old, who currently plays NCAA Division I soccer for Oregon State University, earned her […]
Baseline’s ‘Grown and Sexy’ to launch in Lagos Sept 1
Billed to begin on September 1, 2026, the black-tie entertainment experience created around elegance and sophisticated social connection promises to challenge viewers
Presidency, Atiku bicker over subsidy removal
ABUJA—Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has declared that no amount of resistance from President Bola Tinubu or “millions of his gang of economic jesters” could stop him from restoring a targeted fuel subsidy to Nigerians, accusing the administration of dressing up subsidy removal as reform while quietly extending fiscal concessions to oil investors.
I don’t hate Christians, ensure fairness for all, Sheik Jingir charges Tinubu, govs
JOS—Chairman of the Izalatil Bid’a Wa’ikamatis Sunnah, JIBWIS, Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingir, has dismissed claims that he disliked Christians, describing the allegations as “mere lies” and a misinterpretation of his recent remarks.
