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The USA and Australia aim for the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds today, while Brazil seeks to ignite their campaign. Get the latest updates on the 2026 Wor
Nollywood actor Chinedu Ikedieze, popularly known as Aki, expresses surprise at the $30 fee to watch a World Cup match at a US viewing centre. Read more on
An NYSC corps member, Imikan Inyang, has transformed his primary school pupils into viral TikTok sensations, showcasing their confidence and classroom fun.
Argentine television host Florencia Peña has resigned from her role at Luzu TV after falsely reporting that Lionel Messi's father, Jorge Messi, had died, sparking widespread outrage and criticism over the dissemination of unverified information about the football star's family. ...
The Federal Government plans to embed journalists with military units during operations to improve security reporting and public insight into counterinsurg
Recent economic policy changes in Nigeria are significantly influencing the foreign exchange market. Traders are adapting to these reforms, which are reshaping business confidence and consumer spending.
The Nigerian government is considering a plan to allow journalists to accompany troops during military operations. This initiative aims to enhance public perception of security efforts amidst ongoing insecurity challenges.
Nigerian troops have successfully inflicted significant losses on Boko Haram and ISWAP militants during a failed infiltration attempt in Borno. This operation highlights the ongoing efforts to combat terrorism in the region.
Vice President Kashim Shettima visited the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies to assess its operations after a recent gunmen attack. This visit underscores the government's commitment to ensuring the safety and security of key institutions.
The association expressed concern that imported petroleum products are, in some cases, landing in Nigeria at costs lower than the prices offered by domestic refiners. The post PETROAN Urges Depot Owners, Others To Cut Local Petrol Cost Amid Oil Price Decline appeared first on Cha...
Gombe Federal Teaching Hospital seeks public help to identify and locate relatives of an unclaimed body, a hit-and-run victim with tribal marks. Contact th
Lagos authorities have detained 26 foreign nationals for allegedly fabricating kidnapping reports. This follows a complaint from a Cameroonian woman who claimed she was kidnapped after traveling to Nigeria to meet her online partner.
Enugu State Government restricts movement in six LGAs for Saturday’s Enugu by-election. Learn about the affected areas and exemptions for a peaceful poll.
Nigeria is implementing the S-100 Data Initiative to improve maritime safety and support the growth of the blue economy. Rear Admiral Olumide Fadahunsi highlights the nation's dedication to modernizing its maritime operations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli forces will remain in Lebanon as long as necessary to counter Hezbollah. He emphasized that Hezbollah will face severe consequences for its attacks.
Canada achieved their first World Cup victory with a 6-0 win over Qatar, but the match was overshadowed by Kone's severe injury and multiple red cards. The chaotic ending included a scuffle after the final whistle.
The police in Ekiti have announced movement restrictions across the state on Saturday for the upcoming governorship election. This measure aims to ensure a smooth electoral process.
Kogi State Police Command dismisses false social media reports of passenger kidnapping on Kabba-Okene Road, clarifying no abduction occurred.
Dr. Muhammad Al Jasser, President of the Islamic Development Bank, has reiterated the bank's commitment to sustainable development in Nigeria and other nations. This partnership aims to enhance collaboration and support for various development initiatives.
Experts at the Islamic Development Bank Meeting in Baku are discussing the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing digital economies among member countries. This initiative aims to foster regional economic growth through technological advancements.
Five Android smartphones have been identified as offering better battery performance than Apple's iPhone 17 Pro. This highlights the competitive advancements in battery technology among Android manufacturers.
Security forces have detained suspects linked to the recent attack on the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies. Vice President Kashim Shettima visited the site following the incident that resulted in three fatalities.
Ahead of the Rivers South-East Senatorial District by-election, police announce movement restrictions in seven LGAs to ensure a peaceful and credible poll.
SERAP has raised alarms over the revocation of Sowore's bail, citing potential rights abuses and threats to press freedom. The organization condemns a pattern of reprisals against journalists and activists under the Tinubu administration.
Ogun State Ministry of Education restricts graduation ceremonies to Primary 6, JSS3, and SSS3, banning extravagant celebrations to ease financial burden on
Anambra State Police rescue a 15-year-old pregnant girl, arresting a suspect for alleged child exploitation and sexual abuse. Investigation ongoing.
South Africa's anti-migrant sentiment is losing support from other African nations during the World Cup. Calls for South Africans to address these issues have gone largely unheeded.
The Nigeria Police Force has appointed a new spokesperson, replacing Anthony Placid who held the position for three months. This change aims to enhance communication within the force.
Amnesty International has urged Nigerian authorities to restore Omoyele Sowore's bail, condemning the revocation as a violation of human rights. The organization emphasizes the need to uphold freedom of expression and warns against judicial misuse.
A recent Mastercard index reveals that 81% of Nigerian SMEs are optimistic about their growth prospects over the next year. The majority agree that embracing digital and online payments is crucial for their success.