US condemns killing of Plateau pastor’s family, demands justice
Man dies during Passion of Christ rehearsal in Cross River
Couple receive 100 lashes each for premarital ‘intimacy’
Terrorists kill four, set communities on fire in Kebbi
Jos trader returns ₦1m found in N6,000 bags she bought
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SubscribeNigerian traders halt onions exports to Ghana over harassment, truck seizures
“Our members have faced sustained harassment, intimidation and interference in their legitimate trading activities”
Two killed, several injured as speeding truck crashes into vehicles in Ibadan
By Adeola Badru A tragic multiple motor and pedestrian accident at Soka Junction in Ibadan, along the Ibadan–Lagos Expressway, has claimed the lives of two persons and left several others with varying degrees of injuries. The crash, which occurred on Saturday night at about 10:10 p.m., involved multiple vehicles, including a Toyota Venza and a […]
Family, friends demand justice, over murder of fresh graduate in Kogi
Family, friends and neighbors of Aminu Lawal, a fresh graduate who was murdered in Lokoja two weeks ago have cried out for justice, expressing worries that an arrested suspect in the matter might be set free due to alleged pressure on the law enforcement agencies from certain quarters.
Photos: 11 dead, 52 houses burnt in Nasarawa violence
Residents believe the attack has links to an earlier one in nearby Sabon Gida, where houses and farm produce were destroyed
Desire for bigger sexual organ almost caused us our lives — Male victims
•Penis enlargement products ineffective, dangerous —Urologists •Say no proven way to safely elongate an adult’s penis By Chioma Obinna In some roads in Lagos, people are confronted with bold adverts painted on road demarcations such as: “Longer. Stronger. Permanent.” These messages, impossible to miss, have become a familiar part of the daily commute, highlighting a growing obsession […]
Cassava Paradox: Can Nigeria stop importing the ethanol it can produce?
Nigeria’s need for ethanol is growing, yet the country remains trapped in a cycle of dependency. Insights from the Nigeria Cassava Investment Accelerator (NCIA)…
Terrorists strike again in Kaduna, abduct 10 residents
Suspected bandits have abducted 10 persons, including seven members of the same family, in Unguwar Sabon-Titi along Katari–Hayin Dam axis in Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Police confirm building collapse in Abuja
The FCT Police Command said on Friday that following the collapse of a building at Jikwoyi area of the capital city, its operatives have rescued eight victims, while nine others escaped from the site unhurt.
‘Dare me to jump’: 128-year-old Onyegbule reads without glasses, bathes himself, loves dancing
With a trumpeter playing his favourite tunes, he switches dance moves like a man half his age, exuding an infectious joie de vivre
This experience won’t repeat itself — Tinubu assures Jos attack victims
Addressing political leaders and affected residents, the President expressed sympathy while promising stronger efforts to prevent a recurrence.
Abuja satellite town dumpsite residents lament hellish stench
Across major roads and narrow inner streets, heaps of refuse spill from makeshift dumpsites onto the roadside. Black nylon bags burst open
Navy hands over 3 Ghanaian stowaways to Immigration in Lagos
The Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) BEECROFT, on Wednesday, handed over three suspected stowaways rescued from a merchant vessel, MT ANATOLIA, to the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, in Lagos, as part of ongoing efforts to curb illegal migration and strengthen maritime security.
High transport fares: Students groan, skip classes
From Iyana Ipaja to Yaba, Lagos, Joyce, a student of the University of Lagos, UNILAG, used to spend N1,000 on public transport before taking another bus
‘Igwe Ndigbo na East London’: Ohanaeze decries crisis in UK, South Africa
Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, has condemned the attack on innocent people and the destruction of property in East London and South Africa
Fresh tension hits Jos as curfew relaxation sparks hoodlum attacks
“We are scared to open our shops. We don’t know what might happen,” said Joy Bature, a provision shop owner at Terminus Market.
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