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A court is set to rule on Blessing Okoro's bail application related to a N36 million fraud case on June 9. The EFCC is prosecuting her for charges of obtaining money by false pretence and stealing.
Tuchel emphasizes that challenging conditions at the World Cup should not be used as an excuse by England. He expresses hope for a successful and lengthy tournament.
The NWFL Super Six draws have set expectations for the conclusion of the 2025/2026 season in Port Harcourt. The top club will earn the chance to represent Nigeria in the WAFU-B qualifiers for the CAF Women’s Champions League.
Florentino Perez has promised a record €150 million transfer for a top player if he is re-elected as Real Madrid president. This move aims to strengthen the club's competitive edge in football.
Governor Makinde met with the Nigerian Air Force team to discuss deploying surveillance aircraft in response to recent abductions in Oyo State. He urged residents to remain patient as efforts to rescue the victims are underway.
Troops in Nigeria’s North-West operations arrested an arms courier with over 1,000 rounds of ammunition and recovered rustled cattle.
LP Rep candidate, Chimaobi Anyaso, emphasizes that public confidence in governance is crucial for lasting institutions, urging transparency and accountabil
Coach Pochettino expresses frustration over Chris Richards’ ankle injury, casting doubt on his World Cup squad status for the US team.
Two people died in separate Lagos accidents: a truck crash on Old Abeokuta Road and a building collapse in Lekki. LASEMA confirms fatalities and ongoing re
Femi Falana, SAN, argues against electricity tariff hike without improved service, citing the Electricity Act. Nigerians pay more for poor service amidst s
Iran's football team has received visas to participate in the World Cup, as confirmed by US Ambassador Tom Barrack. This development marks a significant step for the athletes ahead of the tournament.
Eight alleged fraudulent pastors have been arraigned in Anambra for violating the 2025 Homeland Security Law. The case highlights ongoing efforts to enforce legal standards within religious practices in the state.
A judge has recused himself from a $42.5 million fraud case, despite finding bias allegations to be unsubstantiated. This decision raises questions about the trial's future proceedings.
Falana calls for urgent security measures in response to the Oyo school kidnapping, emphasizing the need to avoid politicizing the situation. Over 40 pupils and teachers remain in captivity three weeks after the abduction.
The Super Eagles have commenced training in Lisbon ahead of their upcoming match against Portugal. The squad has been bolstered by the inclusion of players like Alex Iwobi and Christian Akpan.
The UK has condemned attempts to disrupt democracy in Nigeria following comments made by Vance. They emphasized the importance of unity in politics, even during challenging times.
Prof. Patrick Lumumba emphasizes the importance of African unity to combat xenophobic violence and promote true independence. He advocates for mental decolonization as a crucial step towards achieving solidarity among African nations.
Nigeria has achieved its first Fitch rating upgrade in nearly 21 years, marking a significant milestone for the country's economy. This upgrade reflects improved economic conditions and investor confidence in Nigeria's financial stability.
The Kaduna Government has allocated over ₦1 billion for student scholarships and welfare programs. This includes ₦493.27 million spent on overseas scholarships for 42 students in critical fields.
The Oyo State Police Command has refuted claims of leaked operational information regarding the abduction investigation in Ahoro-Esiele. They labeled the report as false and potentially harmful to security efforts.
Governor Makinde met with representatives from the Nigerian Air Force to discuss the recent kidnapping incident in Oyo. He expressed gratitude for their support and urged the public to remain calm during the ongoing rescue efforts.
Nigerian military forces have successfully eliminated nine militants and detained 31 suspects in recent operations. Additionally, over 16 kidnapped victims were rescued during these coordinated efforts across the country.
The article discusses the tragic death of Zuleikha Al-Shayeb, who was dropped from a helicopter by French forces. It critiques the historical hypocrisy of French colonialism in contrast to their proclaimed values of liberty and equality.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has reserved its ruling on Blessing CEO's bail application until June 9, 2026. She is facing trial for an alleged N36 million fraud case.
Oyo State Police have confirmed that no schoolchildren died during the recent abduction incident. They assured the public that all children are safe and that rescue efforts are ongoing.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo is looking forward to reading General Yakubu Gowon's memoir titled 'My Life of Duty and Allegiance.' He expressed his enthusiasm for the insights it may provide.
Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries has suspended vigils and limited church services to 8pm due to increasing security concerns. This decision aims to enhance the safety of congregants across Nigeria.
Governor Makinde met with a delegation from the Nigerian Air Force, calling for calm as efforts are made to rescue abducted teachers and pupils in Oyo State. He emphasized the importance of patience during this challenging situation.
The Lagos NSCDC has detained three individuals linked to human trafficking and successfully rescued 24 victims in Badagry. Some of the victims had been missing for up to three years, highlighting the ongoing issue of trafficking in the region.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan urged legal professionals to enhance the integrity of Nigeria's legal system. He emphasized the importance of their role in nation-building and maintaining justice.