Kudimata founder celebrates Women Affairs Minister At 46
As the Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, clocks 46, the Founder of Kudimata, Kathleen Erhimu, has joined well-wishers across the country in celebrating what she described as a life of purpose, impact, and unwavering dedication to national service. In a congratulatory message, Erhimu highlighted the Minister’s journey through public service, noting […]
OMC faults planned return of mission schools; warns against disrupting religious harmony
The Council described the move as a troubling “politicization of religion” and an unnecessary “religionalization of politics” that serves no clear public interest.
N-Delta youths, stakeholders raise concerns as Eni moves to sell 5% JV stake
Following plans by Eni to divest its five per cent stake in the Renaissance Joint Venture (JV), some Niger Delta youths and stakeholders have expressed concerns over the proposed sale.
Ogun Islamic Council rejects plan to return public schools to missionaries
The OGCIA cautioned that returning schools to missionary control could reintroduce religious bias into public education, marginalizing children from diverse backgrounds.
Dapo Abiodun: Legislative representation demands more than executive branding
Unarguably, governance at the executive level is defined by control over budgets, projects and administrative machinery. The legislature, however, operates differently.
ALLEGED INFIDELITY: Lagos murder suspect flees, returns to C/River, ‘kills’ lover
On Sunday, March 29, a 30-year-old man, Sunday Ejor, of Nwang community, Ekajuk Ward 2 in Ogoja Local Government Area of Northern Cross River State…
We thought it was Malaysia—Survivors expose ruthless trafficking ring
On February 17, 2026, Bella Boluwatife packed her bags with hope. Like many young Nigerian women searching for a better life, she believed she was on her way to Malaysia…
Land grabbers’ bloody fight: They killed my husband while making peace, widow cries for justice
On a quiet stretch of Ijagemo in Ijegun, Lagos, where the rhythm of daily trade usually hums undisturbed, grief now hangs heavy in the air.
No innocent victim in Jilli? Experts contradict Defence Minister
—say position on airstrike prejudicial By Esther Onyegbula Dr. Hashim Salaudeen and Okechukwu Nwagunma, both security experts, have faulted the claim by the Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, that the scores of civilians reportedly killed when a fighter jet targeted Jilli Market located between Borno and Yobe states last week were not innocent victims. Musa had […]
Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorists: How Nigeria lost four generals, four colonels in five years
By Matilda Ikediobi The pattern is no longer accidental or isolated. It is deliberate, evolving, and deeply troubling. Across the battlefields of Nigeria’s North-East, a war within a war has quietly taken shape, one in which insurgents are no longer content with attacking formations or inflicting casualties on troops alone. Increasingly, they are aiming higher. Their targets […]
UNIBEN secures full accreditation of all its programmes
FOR the first time in many years, all degree programmes offered by the University of Benin have been fully accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC).
