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Sowore declined an invitation to an opposition summit in Ibadan, expressing skepticism about the motives of political actors he believes contributed to Nigeria's issues. He emphasized that he sees no reason to support those he views as part of the problem.
Uar Bernard has made history by becoming the first African pathway player drafted in the NFL by the Philadelphia Eagles. This achievement highlights the growing recognition of African talent in American football.
CCT staff have accused Chairman Kogo of altering documents following a report by SaharaReporters, raising concerns over forgery. The allegations suggest that his denial has only intensified scrutiny around his actions and the appointment of his wife.
Kenyan runner Sabastian Sawe sets a new record by finishing the London Marathon in under two hours. Tigst Assefa also breaks her own women's-only world record during the event.
Kogi State is enhancing its partnership with China to develop its Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone. This initiative aims to increase food production and attract investment in the region.
A gunman attempted to storm the White House Correspondents Dinner, reportedly targeting top Trump administration officials. The acting US attorney general confirmed this information on Sunday.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu hosted a state banquet for Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu, honoring him as a distinguished son of Lagos. The event celebrated Disu's contributions to the state and his role in policing.
The FCT Police Command has launched a welfare bus scheme aimed at improving transportation for its officers. The initiative features CNG-powered buses to enhance the well-being of personnel.
Syl Cheney Coker praises Funke Awodiya's poetry for its lyrical beauty, drawing comparisons to the works of Leopold Senghor. Her poems celebrate the essence of African women with vibrant imagery and depth.
Mali's Defence Minister General Sadio Camara was killed by jihadist fighters in a car bomb attack near Bamako. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by the Malian government.
Ikechukwu Sunday Cross Okonkwo and Chinonso Patricia Okonkwo are set to showcase their wedding on the big screen. This trend highlights the blending of personal milestones with entertainment.
Jamil Abubakar has been appointed as the Managing Director for Infrastructure and Logistics at Dangote Group. This move hints at a potential succession plan within the company.
Ekiti quantity surveyors are calling on the state government to establish affordable financing options. This initiative aims to enhance investment in Public-Private Partnership projects.
Yusuf Buhari is entering the political arena, aiming for a seat in the House of Representatives in the upcoming 2027 elections. This marks his return to partisan politics after a significant hiatus.
Stakeholders are calling for measurable impacts and tangible achievements from Hannatu Musawa in her role as Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism, and the Creative Economy. There are high expectations for her to influence sectors that shape national identity and contribute to economic growth.
Kenya's Sabastian Sawe has made history by becoming the first person to complete a marathon in under two hours. Additionally, Tigst Assefa set a new women's-only world record at the same event.
JAMB has confirmed that a viral UTME result claiming a Cross River candidate scored 394 is fake. The board aims to maintain the integrity of examination results amidst misinformation.
Lagos State confirms that COVID-19 infection prevention measures are still in place at all primary health centres. Residents are assured of ongoing efforts to control the spread of the virus.
The NDLEA has successfully seized Captagon pills in Kwara and arrested a businessman in Oyo for excreting cocaine pellets. This operation highlights the agency's ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in Nigeria.
A prominent cleric and former Commissioner for Religious Affairs, Mr. Marafa, survived a shooting incident by gunmen in Zamfara. This attack highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
The Saudi ambassador hosted a dinner for Aliko Dangote to strengthen economic ties between Saudi Arabia and Nigeria. This meeting aims to enhance cooperation and partnership in various sectors.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has declared a viral 394 UTME result from a Cross River candidate as fake. They have issued an official statement regarding the fraudulent slip.
Sokoto senator Mr. Lamido has resigned from the APC, citing persistent divisions and unresolved disputes within the party. He believes these issues have hindered the party's progress and unity in Sokoto State.
The NDLEA has intercepted Captagon, a drug associated with militant groups, in Kwara. A businessman was also found to have excreted 45 wraps of cocaine during the operation.
NUPENG has raised concerns about rising job losses and the suppression of workers' rights in Nigeria. The union emphasizes the need for inclusion in policy decisions that impact worker welfare.
BUA Cement celebrated its top distributors at the 2025 Distributors’ Awards, honoring their exceptional performance. Winners received various prizes, including cash, SUVs, and CNG trucks.
Three district heads from Katsina, including Yusuf Buhari, are entering the race for the 2027 National Assembly. This move highlights the intersection of tradition and politics in Nigeria's electoral landscape.
A businessman was found to have ingested 45 wraps of cocaine after being scanned by authorities in Kwara. The NDLEA also seized Captagon during the operation.
The Oyo APC criticized attendees of the Ibadan opposition summit, labeling them as 'clownish characters.' They asserted that President Tinubu remains unthreatened by the opposition's efforts.
The Lagos government is committed to creating a flood-free environment by clearing drains and ensuring waste is evacuated swiftly. Officials emphasize that a clean environment is crucial for flood prevention as the rainy season intensifies.