Mother, toddler daughter die in lightning strike
Six die, others missing in Lagos boat mishap
We’re saddened by AJ’s road crash — Family
Fireworks kill 2 in Anambra
My only child was killed on Christmas day, distraught mother laments
Video: Fire guts Arena market in Lagos
Horror crash: AJ rushed to Duchess Hospital, 2 aides dead
Debris hit Kwara hotel, wounded staff, after US strikes in Sokoto
Obaseki narrates harrowing assault in Benin
Inside Nigeria’s rising ATM card swap fraud, missing cards
Jos tanker crash claims two lives
NCAA pushes back as airlines blame taxes for high fares
Lagos govt to FG: Apapa Bridge, Port Road may collapse soon
Ex-Gov Obaseki fumes as cousin, Pedro is stripped, beaten in Benin
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SubscribeLagos Inferno: Two unidentified bodies recovered from rubble
“We recovered two bodies today. The first body was recovered at about 11:03 a.m., while the second was found at about 12:03 p.m.”
‘We thought it was air crash,’ Sokoto residents recount U.S. airstrike
‘This place has been calm and peaceful for a very long time, which makes this incident even more disturbing’
Explosions rock Kwara community hours after US airstrikes in Sokoto
Tension has gripped Offa community in Offa Local Government Area of Kwara State following multiple explosions that rocked parts of the town late Thursday night, destroying property and causing widespread fear among residents.
Terrorists from Mali, Burkina Faso stormed Nigeria to strike four states – Military Sources
Top military sources have confirmed that the recent U.S. Navy precision strikes against terrorist targets in North West Nigeria, conducted in coordination with the Nigerian military, were highly successful, achieving their objectives.
Halt military cooperation with USA immediately, Gumi tells FG
Islamic scholar, Dr. Ahmad Abubakar Mahmud Gumi, has called on the Federal Government to immediately halt all military cooperation with the United States following reported airstrikes against ISIS terrorist elements in Nigeria. Gumi made the call in a statement posted on his Facebook page, where he strongly criticised the involvement of the United States in […]
Troops foil kidnap attempt on Otukpo-Enugu highway, rescue 24 passengers
Troops of the Joint Task Force, Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS), have foiled a kidnap attempt along the Otukpo-Enugu Expressway in Benue State
Car somersaults into Abuja stream
“It happened suddenly. The car lost control, flipped repeatedly and fell under the bridge. People quickly gathered to help the driver”
5 killed, 35 injured in Maiduguri blast – Police
Daso said the suspected bomber detonated an IED at 6:15 p.m. during congregational prayers around Gamborun area.
Dangerous allegations of witchcraft, diabolism destroying communities in Igboland
-DESPITE various intensive campaigns against harmful traditional/cultural discriminatory practices and inhuman treatment that deprive citizens of certain rights and privileges, some of these practices are still going on in many communities in Igbo land, causing animosity and tearing hitherto peaceful communities apart.
Dust over conferment of Yorubaland chieftaincy titles
THE Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Owoade I, has raised the dust over chieftaincy titles bearing the name ‘Yorubaland’, saying it can only be conferred by the throne of Oyo.
Kogi govt, FRSC, Military, others battle Lokoja-Abuja gridlock
“The drivers are the problem. Truck drivers can deliberately block the highway on the slightest provocation, not minding the consequences”
Court grants FG’s plea to reopen terrorism case against suspects linked to Bello Turji
The Federal High Court in Abuja has granted an application filed by the Federal Government to reopen a terrorism charge filed against five suspects linked to the notorious terrorist kingpin, Bello Turji.
‘Dens of bandits’: Rwanda closes thousands of churches
The law introduced new rules on health, safety, and financial disclosures, and requires all preachers to have theological training
Hardship dampens Christmas for Onitsha’s poor
Christmas appears bleak in many parts of Anambra, particularly Onitsha, as many of the downtrodden rely heavily on donations
Some ladies now use detergents for hair maintenance
The old tradition of visiting the salon, washing, drying and styling of hair is fading gradually as the cost of living keeps skyrocketing
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