“I told him my mummy said we should not collect medicine from anybody. But he said, ‘Am I a stranger to you?'”

Hon. Anas Muhammad, popularly known as Dan Amanar Gusau, has denied allegations linking him to the alleged collection of ₦58 million under the guise of obtaining a mining license in Zamfara State.

Tension gripped the popular Onitsha drug market, known as Ogbogwu, on Friday as a group of traders staged a peaceful protest demanding the removal of the market’s caretaker chairman, Chief Chukwuleta Ndubuisi, and his executive committee.

“So, we are also looking into buying hearses in the next budget, specifically to carry dead bodies”

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Arts Editor Osa Mbonu-Amadi sits down with FÁGBÈMÍ Ọ̀ṢÌNÚGÀ, the visionary curator behind “The Underground Spiritual Game” exhibition, a compelling tribute to the legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Aníkúlápó Kuti.

A tragic accident claimed the life of an unidentified motorcyclist on Thursday following a collision involving a Honda Accord and a truck at Ibafon, along the Apapa–Oshodi Expressway, Lagos.

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Kogi has confirmed the killing of a female lecturer by a hit-and-run articulated vehicle in the state.

Even though he queried the absence of a letter of invitation to him, Sowore, who maintained that his lawyer must accompany him, was taken away in a police van.

“They did everything possible to frustrate me, frame me up, and even planted weapons in some of our union’s buses”

… as WTO demands urgent action to shield workers from AI disruption By Victor Ahiuma-Young Since the creation of the World Trade Organisation, WTO, in 1995, global trade has grown tremendously—transforming economies, boosting exports, and creating billion-dollar corporations. But beneath the mind-boggling figures lies a disturbing reality:  workers — the very engine of production and services […]

By Henry Ojelu When President Bola Tinubu announced the pardon of 175  ex-convicts earlier this month under the Federal Government’s Prerogative of Mercy, the gesture was expected to demonstrate compassion, align with the administration’s commitment to justice reform, and decongest overcrowded correctional centres across the country. But instead of applause, the decision stirred intense controversy, […]

THE Department of State Services, DSS, yesterday, raised the alarm over an imminent terrorist attack on some communities in Ondo and Kogi states by the Islamic State of West Africa Province, ISWAP.

Over 40 others injured By Wole Mosadomi Minna—No fewer than 30 people have been burnt beyond recognition while scooping petrol from an accident tanker in Niger State. Besides those who lost their lives, 40 people were also said to have suffered various degrees of burns during the incident. The accident was said to have occurred […]

A petrol-laden tanker skidded off the road, fell and exploded on Tuesday afternoon on Bida-Agaei Road in Niger.