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*Atiku: Ruling exposes Tinubu’s desperation to impose one-party system *ADC alleges coordinated attempt to weaken opposition parties *Falana warns against threat to multi-party democracy, says judge cannot reverse own judgment
*Israel, Lebanon sign US-brokered peace agreement Sunday Ehigiator Iran yesterday condemned what it described as American attacks on its territory, saying the US military strikes on missile and drone storage
Kayode Tokede Despite a moderation in yields across some maturities, investors’ appetite for Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds remained exceptionally strong in the first half of 2026, with total
*Over 8,000 newly trained soldiers to strengthen ongoing military operations, says COAS Linus Aleke in Abuja The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has redeployed theatre commanders,
Chiemelie Ezeobi As part of the launch of a sustained crackdown on violent crimes in Lagos and Ogun states, the police joint taskforce from the two states, under Operation Kósàyè,
Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen caused a frenzy during his Lagos visit, as hundreds of fans swarmed his car in Ojota. See the overwhelming reception.
The Ekiti election bodes well for democracy In the just concluded Ekiti State Governorship election, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) acquitted itself fairly credibly. The recording and electronic upload
The recent criticism of Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, over her comments encouraging small-scale businesses offers an important lesson in public communication. In my view, her remarks have been
Dr. Awele Elumelu is dedicated to creating a positive impact across various fields, including medicine and business. At 56, her influence continues to inspire many through her commitment to legacy-building.
Governor Uba Sani's predictions about the establishment of state police have been realized, indicating a shift in public opinion. This development highlights the evolving discourse around security in Nigeria.
The completion of luxurious housing units for judges in Abuja has sparked concerns about judicial independence. Critics argue that such funding from the executive branch could undermine the separation of powers.
The recent trial and acquittal of former Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke provides valuable lessons for Nigeria's judiciary and the EFCC. This case highlights areas for improvement in handling high-profile corruption cases.
The delayed rescue of Rabe's wife highlights ongoing security challenges in Nigeria. Authorities are urged to investigate the misuse of military and police uniforms by criminals.
The recent lynching of Malama Ummulkhair, an Islamiyya school teacher, highlights the urgent need to address mob killings in Nigeria. Such violence, often fueled by false accusations, poses a serious threat to community safety and justice.
The article discusses how US influence in Africa is posing challenges to the continent's strategic autonomy. It highlights concerns about new forms of colonization through technology and power dynamics amidst existing disunity.
Nigeria's housing crisis is pushing workers into unsuitable living conditions due to skyrocketing rents. This situation highlights the growing disparity between income levels and the cost of living.
Oyo State Government lifts curfew in 10 LGAs, allowing residents to resume normal activities after recent abductions. Efforts continue to ensure safety.
Femi Fani-Kayode celebrates the birthday of his friend and brother, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamilla, who serves as Chief of Staff to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Gbajabiamilla is also a former Speaker of the Federal House.
UNIBEN has welcomed Edoba Omoregie, signaling a new era of leadership focused on innovation and institutional development. His appointment reflects a commitment to transforming the university experience.
FIFA rejects Themba Zwane’s appeal, leaving Bafana Bafana without their key midfielder for the historic World Cup clash against Canada.
Nigeria’s 1998 World Cup record as the lowest-ranked nation to advance from the group stage remains unbroken, even as the 2026 Round of 32 kicks off.
The Oba of Benin has mobilized community leaders for a spiritual initiative against terrorism, set to take place within 72 hours. This effort aims to invoke curses on kidnappers and bandits in the region.
The debate over football's greatest player reignited at the 2026 World Cup following Lionel Messi's hat-trick in Argentina's victory over Algeria. This ongoing discussion highlights the legacy of both Messi and Pele in the sport.
Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim is celebrated for his exceptional courage and impactful relationships. Friends and associates pay tribute to his contributions and character on his birthday.
The political contest in Kwara is heating up as AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq's successor is sought within the APC. A new contender, Araba, is emerging with a unique approach that could reshape the narrative for political outsiders in the state.
Shop owners share harrowing tales of survival and loss after a Lagos building collapse, highlighting ignored warning signs and the tragic death of an appre
Moffat Takadiwa's installation at Art Basel showcases creativity using consumer debris, highlighting a shift in art's focus. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke critiques the trend of valuing obscurity over aesthetic appeal.
The Tour D’Afrique 2026, a 1,110km cycling expedition across West Africa, successfully concluded in Lagos, promoting climate action and sports development.
Sculptor Steve Ekpenisi advocates for greater public art investment, highlighting its role in community development, economic growth, and cultural identity
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu celebrates his 61st birthday, his last in office. Read tributes from President Tinubu, Gov. Makinde, and others.