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Governor Dapo Abiodun expresses sorrow over the passing of Sheikh Sikirulai Babalola, a prominent Islamic leader in Ogun, who died at 98. His contributions to the community will be remembered.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta commended the referees for their courageous decision during a contentious match against West Ham. His remarks follow Arsenal's victory in the Premier League.
Nigerian Army troops successfully neutralized a suspected terrorist in Kogi State's Adankolo Forest Reserve. They also recovered firearms, including AK-47s, during the operation.
The Nigerian military claims that recent airstrikes in Niger killed 70 armed bandits without causing civilian casualties. This operation took place in Shiroro LGA.
South-West lawmakers honor Afenifere leader Reuben Fasoranti as he turns 100, recognizing his commitment to Yoruba interests and democracy. The celebration highlights his significant contributions to the region and the nation.
A constitutional lawyer has clarified that Goodluck Jonathan is ineligible to run for president in 2027 due to legal restrictions. The explanation centers on Section 137(3) of the Nigerian Constitution.
Rauf Aregbesola has denied rumors about his return to the APC, emphasizing his loyalty to the African Democratic Congress. He remains committed to the ADC despite speculation.
The article emphasizes the importance of brand differentiation in Nigeria and Africa. It warns that sounding like competitors can lead to losing market relevance.
Victor Chukwuemeke has successfully passed the APC screening for the House of Representatives seat in the upcoming 2027 elections. This marks a significant step in his political career as he transitions from councillor to federal lawmaker hopeful.
Chiamaka Nnadozie is thrilled as Brighton & Hove Albion Women reach the FA Cup final after a dramatic comeback. This historic achievement highlights her contributions to the team.
Reno Omokri shared a video of a friendly interaction with Peter Obi at Abuja airport. The exchange highlights a cordial relationship between the two public figures.
Wole Olaoye discusses the issue of Afrophobia, highlighting Malema's strong stance against it. He also references Thabo Mbeki's historical ties to Nigeria and his consistent condemnation of such discrimination.
The military confirmed that airstrikes in Shiroro were aimed at bandits, amidst reports of civilian casualties. They have directed formations to investigate these allegations thoroughly.
A former Polish minister, Ziobro, has fled to the US from Hungary where he was granted asylum. He faces serious legal troubles back in Poland, potentially facing up to 25 years in prison.
The Nigeria Medical Association has announced the release of Dr. Edwin Emegakor, who was kidnapped in Anambra. This development brings relief to the medical community and highlights ongoing security concerns in the region.
JAMB asserts its importance as Sierra Leone plans to implement Nigeria's admission model. This comes ahead of JAMB's 2026 Policy Meeting, where crucial decisions regarding tertiary admissions will be made.
UBA has not commented on the situation involving bloggers accused of defaming Chairman Tony Elumelu. Both the Nigeria Police and DSS have denied holding the bloggers, raising questions about their status and due process.
A controversial comment about Nigerian talents has sparked an important public conversation. This discussion reflects deeper concerns about the country's direction and its ability to meet global standards.
Chief Emeka Agba emphasizes the need for leadership in Nigeria that truly understands the struggles of ordinary citizens. He advocates for strong and articulate leaders over political opportunists.
Fubara expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of support following the APC screening for the Rivers State governorship primary. He was screened alongside Kingsley Chinda, highlighting the competitive nature of the election.
The article discusses the troubling trend of judicial verdicts being issued without accompanying judgments in Nigeria. This situation undermines justice and can have damaging effects on litigants involved in political cases.
West Ham's Bowen criticizes the inconsistency in officiating after a goal by Wilson was ruled out against Arsenal. He expresses frustration over the lengthy wait before the decision was made.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has expressed his condolences following the death of Sheikh Sikirulai Babalola, a prominent Muslim cleric, at the age of 98. Babalola was the President of the League of Imams and Alfas in Ogun State and Grand Chief Imam of Yewaland.
The police have confirmed the release of Linda Ameh, a missing Abuja corps member. She is now assisting in the investigation regarding her abduction.
Tope Fasua, a presidential aide, clarified that his N10,000 feeding statement was intended for an individual in a rural context rather than a family. This explanation comes after the statement went viral and sparked discussions.
A military airstrike in Niger State's Shiroro LGA has successfully killed many terrorists and suspected informants. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat terrorism in the region.
Pastor Ayokunle Ajayi has refuted claims that members of the RCCG are required to pay N60,000 to meet General Overseer Pastor Enoch Adeboye. He emphasized that such charges are false and misleading.
Anambra Governor Soludo has initiated a crackdown on fake pastors who exploit vulnerable individuals. This move aims to ensure that genuine spiritual guidance is provided to the community.
Aurelien Tchouameni starts the Clasico for Real Madrid at Barcelona despite his training ground row that left teammate Federico Valverde injured.
Nigerian Army and NSCDC marshals conduct a joint raid on an illegal mining site in Abuja, arresting 15 suspects to curb economic sabotage and protect the e