Oil prices rise above $95 as US-Iran tensions fuel supply concerns
Brent crude, the global benchmark for oil prices, rose 5.38 per cent to $95.36 per barrel on Tuesday as renewed tensions between the United States and Iran heightened fears of supply disruptions from the Middle East.
Why our security can’t track kidnappers’ calls — Investigation
74-year-old Emir of Gobir in Gawata town of Sokoto state, Alhaji Isah Muhammad Bawa was abducted by bandits on Sabon Birni road last month alongside his biological son on his way to his native town of Sabon Birni, near the border with Niger, after attending a meeting in Sokoto. His abductors demanded N1b ransom while they tortured and dehumanised him
Outrage as frequent flight disruptions unsettle passengers
Dark and tall with a beard trimmed to perfection, he was an incredible advertisement for the dark-blue Air Force uniform.
CORONATION ANNIVERSARY: That I’m king doesn’t mean everything I was before I was crowned is thrown away — Olu of Warri
From the time of Olu Ginuwa, first Olu of Warri, through the reign of Dom Domingo, Olu Atuwatse I and seventh Olu of Warri, and others to date, Warri Kingdom occupies a place of prominence in history and contemporary times.
Alleged terrorism financing: What NLC President told Police — Sources
‘In a normal situation, the Police ought to have just called the NLC president for the invitation and not write him. They failed to do so because of their sinister motives’
Atiku condemns Canadian-Nigerian for threatening to poison Yoruba, Benin people
Former vice president Atiku Abubakar, has condemned the statement credited to a Canada-based woman, Amaka Sunnberger, who in a virtual meeting on TikTok, threatened to poison Yoruba and Benin people.
