Nigerian tailor targets Guinness record with 120-hour sewing marathon
Popular gospel artiste, three others die inside Lagos studio
COUP’ FULL STORY: How Nigeria’s structure encouraged divisions — Gen. Musa, Defence Minister
Kwara horror: Those who ran inside their houses were burnt with the houses —Victim
Woro: Alive at dusk, ashes at dawn – how informants-aided terrorists turn quiet village into killing field
Death in shadows of a canal: How 26-yr-old choir star, Ifunaya Nwagene, met tragic end
Kwara: How informants aided terrorists in Woro bloodbath
How ‘Mama Deola’ took me from Facebook skits to a global audience — Folagade Banks
Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Makoko demolition: Residents recount losses as respite remains uncertain
I’m the Oloja-elect of Lagos – Prince Olojo-Kosoko
Anger spreads as new tax laws slash workers’ pay amid rising inflation

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Diezani spent £140,000 on luxury furniture in one day, UK court told
British prosecutors have told the Southwark Crown Court in London that Nigeria’s former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, spent about £140,000 on luxury furniture and decorative art in a single day.
Shisha epidemic sweeps Cross River: Young girls hooked on dangerous trend
By Emma Unah A disturbing trend has taken hold in Calabar, Cross River State, where young girls between 15 and 30 are increasingly getting hooked on shisha, a flavoured tobacco mixed with molasses and inhaled using a water pipe. These young women are easily recognizable with their king-size nose rings, multiple earrings, and ankle chains and […]
C’River: 23-year-old son allegedly slits father’s throat with machete
Pandemonium broke out on Sunday in Ugep, Yakurr Local Government Area of Cross River State, after a 23 year old man allegedly slit his father’s throat with a machete, killing him instantly.
Economy: Teachers now augment poor salaries with petty trading in classes
Years ago, most landlords refused to rent houses to teachers because of the belief that their salaries were poor.
Five killed, another abducted as suspected herders attack Benue communities
It was gathered that the incidents recorded in the last 72 hours triggered fear and pandemonium in the affected communities, forcing the locals to flee their homes.

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