Tinubu to Elumelu on birthday: You’re African business icon
President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Tony Elumelu, an economist, banker and philanthropist, on his birthday, March 22
The Red Flag Generation: How we learned to leave before we learned to stay, by Stephanie Shaakaa
We live in a time where falling in love feels less like discovering a person and more like passing a test. From New York to Nairobi, Tokyo to Lagos,
FG–Sokoto alliance intensifies as Gov. Aliyu moves to crush banditry
Governor Aliyu further reassured the people of Sokoto that his administration would continue to operate an open-door policy aimed at addressing the aspirations and welfare of the populace.
2027: Maiduguri blasts put Tinubu’s security record on trial
Against the wall, four pairs of new shoes are still lined up. Black. Brown. Two slightly oversized, bought so the boys could grow into them
Trump says considering ‘winding down’ Iran war
Trump, in a post on Truth Social, said the United States was “getting very close to meeting our objectives as we consider winding down our great Military efforts in the Middle East.”
Lagos community where residents defecate into canal
The canal which passes through the Boundary market and empties into adjoining waterways constantly emits unpleasant odors
How we were sexually exploited in Mali — Nigerian teens
Her trafficker, identified only as “Madam Cassandra”, demanded N4 million from her family as “compensation” for the cost of trafficking her
Arab nations condemn Israeli strikes on Syria
Israel’s military said on Friday it had struck southern Syria in response to what it called attacks against the Druze community in Sweida province.
Top-ranked Alcaraz, Sabalenka win Miami openers
World number one Carlos Alcaraz was dialed-in on Friday, powering past rising Brazilian talent Joao Fonseca 6-4, 6-4 to reach the third round of the Miami Open.
‘We’re tired’ – Bargaja residents cry, as Bello Turji orders them to flee
“What used to be distant stories have now become our everyday life,” a local farmer lamented. “We cannot sleep peacefully anymore.”
S’East govs not disunited – Otti
According to the governor, comparisons among states often ignore the unique socio-economic realities that influence policy decisions.
US Visa bond program sees 97 per cent return rate
The US Department of State Bureau of Global Public Affairs, reports a 97 per cent return rate for bonded travelers, with nearly 1,000 visas issued.
Iran military warns UAE over attacks on disputed Gulf islands
Iran accuses Gulf states of allowing US forces to carry out attacks from their territory, and has launched missile and drone strikes against what it calls US interests in those countries throughout the war.
How to secure Benue, end IDP camps —Lawmaker
For more than a decade, the North-Central region particularly Benue State has remained one of Nigeria’s worst-hit zones by violent attacks, mass displacement, and deepening humanitarian crises.
Security of Nigeria not one man’s responsibility — Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu yesterday joined the Sultan of Sokoto, CAN, Catholic Bishops, governors, political leaders and other eminent Nigerians
2027: Maiduguri blasts put Tinubu’s security record on trial
After breaking their fast, four brothers stepped out to buy eyeglasses for Sallah. They never returned. From one family’s loss to a nation’s reckoning, the Maiduguri attacks, and the rising tide of terror deaths, are turning grief into a defining political question ahead of 2027.
