Britain shouldn’t apologise for slave trade; Africa profited — Kemi Badenoch
Speaking to broadcasters yesterday, Badenoch described slavery as an evil “in which people from every continent and region participated”
DHQ dismisses viral video linked to terrorists’ attack in Borno
The Defence Headquarters described the video as a disinformation campaign, saying it is footage from an occurrence at a different location which was first posted on 7 December 2020.
Drugs: Stop castigating Tinubu, UK-based professor warns
BENIN CITY—A United Kingdom-based Nigerian legal practitioner and philanthropist , Professor Gaskin Igbineweka, has admonished Nigerians to desist from castigating and embarrassing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on account of his alleged involvement in some legal matters in the United States. In a Press Release issued in Benin City Professor Igbineweka, who is also the President […]
Aftermath of banditry, kidnappings in Kwara: Government moves to confront growing threat
By Demola Akinyemi In recent months, Kwara State has found itself grappling with an alarming wave of insecurity marked by a surge in banditry and kidnappings – particularly in the Northern and Southern senatorial zones. What began as isolated incidents later morphed into a coordinated threat, with residents of Baruten and Kaiama local government areas […]
Tinubu to attend Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration in Rome
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will depart Abuja on Saturday for Rome, Italy, to attend the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV as the new head of the Roman Catholic Church….
Customs denies allegation of poisoned rice linked to multiple deaths in Lagos
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Seme Area Command has debunked widespread allegations that it seized and distributed bags of poisoned rice, allegedly leading to multiple deaths, including that of a soldier in Badagry, Lagos State.
