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Osasere Okundaye, at just 16 years old, has become Nigeria's youngest chartered accountant, setting a new national record. This achievement highlights the potential of young Nigerians in the field of accountancy.
Tems has clarified her reasons for not pursuing a romantic relationship with goalkeeper Maduka Okoye. She firmly dismissed the idea of 'shooting her shot' at him.
Adeboye has expressed admiration for Donald Trump, calling him the best politician he's encountered. He emphasizes the importance of taking action when Trump speaks, despite not agreeing with all of his methods.
South Africa's migration strategies and xenophobia may lead to long-term negative effects both domestically and internationally. Historical precedents suggest that such crackdowns can have lasting repercussions for the country.
A cartoon titled 'Voice of Jacob, hand of Esau' has been published. It reflects on themes of identity and deception in a creative format.
Rotary International District 9111 will inaugurate the Rotary Peace Institute building at Olabisi Onabanjo University. This initiative reflects a commitment to promoting peace and education in Ogun State.
An Argentine footballer is grieving the tragic loss of his wife and two children due to the recent earthquakes in Venezuela. The disaster has claimed nearly 1,500 lives, with many more still unaccounted for.
Nigeria showcased its leadership and service at the 117th Rotary International Convention in Taipei, attended by over 35,000 Rotarians. The event highlighted global friendship and hope, marking a significant moment for Nigeria on the international stage.
Teyana Taylor and Clipse excelled at the BET Awards 2026, taking home top honors. Meanwhile, Nigerian artists Wizkid, Burna Boy, Tems, and Asake were notably absent from the awards.
South Africa has officially changed its name to simply 'South', prompting discussions about its identity. This move has sparked reactions from various stakeholders, including calls for a reconsideration of the decision.
The Emir of Zazzau has called for a reduction in extravagant wedding expenses to support the less fortunate. He encouraged Nigerians to adopt the modest wedding practices seen in Thailand.
Uganda's military leader, Mr. Kainerugaba, has ordered the shutdown of major media organizations until further notice. This move raises concerns about press freedom in the country.
Rev. Dr. Supo Ayokunle has congratulated Laolu Akande for receiving the Voice of Truth Award in Washington DC. The event was attended by notable figures including Adeboye and Trump.
Uddin Ifeanyi discusses the importance of avoiding government representation in public speech. He highlights a personal anecdote about his daughter’s flight from Lagos to London amidst ongoing discussions about hardship in Nigeria.
Nwanganga has been re-elected as President by the Igbo Movie Producers. The association aims to promote and preserve the Igbo language and culture through filmmaking.
President Bola Tinubu and Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu have urged Nigerians to honor the legacy of Herbert Macaulay during an 80th tribute. They emphasized the importance of upholding Macaulay's ideals for the nation's progress.
A recent N100 million defamation ruling against SERAP has ignited a national debate on civic space and freedom of expression in Nigeria. This case highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding activism and the legal challenges faced by organizations advocating for rights.
President Bola Tinubu and other leaders honored Herbert Macaulay at an 80th memorial event, celebrating his enduring legacy as a nationalist. Tinubu emphasized Macaulay's inspirational impact on future generations.
The article reflects on the evolution of Nigerian journalism and its impact on public discourse. It highlights the contributions of notable columnists from the late 1990s to early 2000s.
Mcebisi Jonas, the Chairman of MTN Group, has condemned the xenophobic violence against foreigners in South Africa. He attributes the crisis to the failure of the state to address underlying issues.
Hope Rising has trained 300 individuals in Imo State to enhance their skills and combat poverty. This initiative aims to empower rural communities facing economic challenges.
A Nigerian lawyer in the U.S., Mrs. Nnedimma Onyegbula, has filed for divorce in Lagos, citing years of domestic abuse and infidelity by her husband, Sonny. The case highlights serious issues surrounding marital disputes in Nigeria.
Tiamiyu Ibrahim from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology has been elected as the national president of the National Association of University Students (NAUS). The election was decided by a majority of the association's national stakeholders during a recent meeting.
A severe heatwave in Europe has resulted in over 1,300 fatalities, setting new temperature records. The situation has raised significant concerns about climate impacts and public health.
Rotary International District 9111 will inaugurate the Rotary Peace Institute building at Olabisi Onabanjo University on June 30, 2026. The event highlights the commitment to peace and education in the region.
YADI and NYSC member Abdulhameed Yushau are promoting drug-free schools through academic contests in Abuja. This initiative aims to discourage drug abuse among Nigerian youth.
Otunba Sola Adewumi, President of ACAOSA, congratulated alumni on the 75th anniversary of Aquinas College. The celebration acknowledges the achievements of Aquinarians both locally and abroad.
Emerging Afrobeats artist Roiea has been awarded Best Afrobeats Artiste of the Year at the African Global Excellence Awards. This recognition highlights his rising prominence in the music industry.
Dr. Abdulateef Abdulhakeem has criticized the practice of pardoning and reintegrating convicted criminals, stating it contradicts Islamic principles. His remarks were made during a lecture in Osogbo.
Nigeria's Minister of Education emphasizes the need to protect indigenous languages, noting their role in safeguarding national history. This initiative aims to promote cultural heritage and identity among Nigerians.