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WBO heavyweight champion Fabio Wardley has ruled out a fight with fellow boxer Moses Itauma. He cites their shared trainer as the reason for not pursuing the match at this time.
The Nigerian government has initiated the repayment of its N3.3 trillion legacy debt to power generation companies. Transcorp's CEO views this as a significant advancement for the power sector.
Parents of students in the UniUyo Dentistry programme are protesting delays in accreditation, expressing concerns that their children may lose years of academic progress. They are calling for immediate action to resolve the issue.
Gunmen have attacked OOU hostels for the second time in two weeks, stealing a car and other valuables from students. The incident raises concerns about security on campus.
Terrorist attacks have left communities in Nigeria without police protection, forcing residents to depend on vigilantes. This situation has created a significant security vacuum across the affected areas.
Aaron Nkanang's journey from homelessness in London to winning an Olympic gold medal is an inspiring tale of resilience. His family's story highlights the triumph over adversity and the pursuit of dreams.
Angela Okorie is winning hearts with her uplifting social media messages. The actress-turned-singer shares inspiring posts that resonate with her fans.
Joan Johnson has addressed the issue of body shaming in Nollywood, sharing her personal experiences with scrutiny over her appearance. She emphasizes the challenges actresses face in the industry regarding their looks.
WAEC has opened registration for the 2026 WASSCE for private candidates, which will be available until July 31. The registration fee for the computer-based exam is ₦37,000.
The World Health Organization has confirmed six cases of hantavirus from an outbreak on a cruise ship. Out of eight suspected cases, health officials are monitoring the situation closely.
Aregbesola loyalists have rejoined the APC and expressed their support for governorship candidate Munirudeen Oyebamiji. This move is seen as a significant boost for Oyebamiji ahead of the 2026 elections in Osun.
Chelsea FC faces a significant injury crisis with six players doubtful for their upcoming match against Liverpool FC. Interim manager Calum McFarlane has acknowledged the challenges ahead of this crucial Premier League clash.
A new initiative will train 10,000 people to strengthen emergency response in Nigeria, aiming to reduce preventable deaths via a new digital health ecosyst
Two soldiers and numerous ISWAP insurgents were killed during an attack on a military base in Magumeri. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
An advocacy group has condemned claims linking Wunti to a Senate probe, calling it a malicious misinformation campaign. The group, Agenda for Positive Change, is led by Titus Danladi-Biu.
Owei Lakemfa calls for unity among Africans against xenophobia, highlighting South Africa's historical role in the fight against Apartheid. He emphasizes the need to reject divisive attitudes and promote solidarity within the continent.
Boko Haram terrorists launched a deadly attack on two military bases in Yobe, resulting in the deaths of numerous soldiers and policemen. The assault occurred in the hometown of Governor Buni during the night, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
NDC aspirants declare that a potential Peter Obi presidency will be held accountable, stating he will be removed from office if he fails to deliver in 2027
Rano Air has suspended several routes due to rising Jet-A1 fuel costs. This decision reflects the ongoing challenges faced by the aviation sector in Nigeria.
Samsung has started rolling out the One UI 8.5 update to more devices, beginning in South Korea. This update introduces new Galaxy AI features to older phone models.
A fatal Kogi auto crash has claimed 16 lives on the Lokoja-Okene highway. The incident involved a Toyota Hiace bus traveling from Jos to Lagos.
Nigerian artist Davido is set to be inducted into the Black Music Walk of Fame. He joins other notable inductees including Ludacris and Paul Morton.
Sixteen individuals lost their lives in a tragic auto accident in Kogi State, as confirmed by the Federal Road Safety Corps. The incident took place at Aku village along the Okene–Lokoja Road.
A man had a close call with death when a truck tyre exploded while he was trying to puncture it. The incident was captured in a viral video that has been widely shared on social media.
Japan has reported its first fatal bear attack of the year, involving a 55-year-old woman. The incident occurred in Iwate prefecture on April 21.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has ruled that Omoyele Sowore must open his defense on May 19 regarding a two-count cybercrime charge. This decision comes amid ongoing tensions surrounding his anti-Tinubu posts.
Abuja residents are facing frustration due to a scarcity of dispenser-bottled water across various districts. Supermarkets and vendors report low supplies, attributed to disruptions in production and supply chains.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan is contesting a lawsuit aimed at disqualifying him from the 2027 presidential race. His lawyer criticized the suit as unnecessary, citing a previous ruling on the matter by the Federal High Court.
Kwara State and UNICEF deliver relief materials and hygiene items to victims of insecurity at the Yikpata IDP camp in Edu Local Government Area.
Stakeholders and victims at a town hall in Jos demand urgent, coordinated action to end the cycle of Middle Belt killings, calling for justice and protecti