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Torrential rains in Accra, Ghana, have caused severe flooding, killing three people. President Mahama blames climate change and unchecked urbanisation for
Afenifere commends Operation Kosaye, a joint Lagos-Ogun security offensive, for its decisive crackdown on kidnapping and banditry along the Sagamu-Ore Road
Kogi State Police Command expresses sympathy after a road accident involving Kogi journalists. Learn more about the incident and recovery efforts.
Ondo Amotekun Corps rescued a kidnap victim and arrested a father and his three sons in Oba-Ile, Akoko. Over 75% of the ransom paid was recovered.
Elon Musk claims deaths in Africa decreased after US aid cuts, attributing it to an end of programmes he says fueled instability.
Akwa Ibom State Governor, Umo Eno, charges NYSC corps members to leave enduring legacies and integrate with host communities in Akwa Ibom. Read more.
West African deportees have filed a lawsuit against the US for their expulsion to Ghana under third-country policies. The case is being presented at the ECOWAS court, highlighting concerns over human rights violations.
Five African players are in the running for the FIFA World Cup 2026 Young Player Award, highlighting the continent's growing impact in football. This recognition reflects the talent emerging from Africa on the global stage.
Newly recruited Nigerian Army personnel allegedly invaded Osun State University hostels, assaulting male students and sexually harassing female students. This incident has raised serious concerns about student safety and military conduct.
A report highlights 79,323 fatalities and 34,773 civilian abductions in Nigeria from 2020 to 2025, challenging the perception of violence in the country. The findings underscore the ongoing security challenges faced by Nigerians.
Remi Tinubu has clarified her earlier remarks about 'akara', emphasizing the government's commitment to support tomato and pepper vendors. She stated that efforts will continue to empower these vendors for sustainable business growth.
President Tinubu has approved 27 road projects worth N3.9 trillion across 15 states to boost Nigeria’s infrastructure. Discover the states and key projects
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu launches a new kidney disease clinic and health-tech academy in Jigawa to boost early detection and prevention of chronic kidney
South Africa deploys police to prevent violence as anti-migrant protests loom, pushing thousands of undocumented foreign nationals to flee the country.
Habibat Salawudeen Ihiovi-Jack, a Nigerian woman, has completed a 144-hour Bible reading Guinness World Record attempt, inspiring many with her faith.
APC state chairmen congratulate Governor Biodun Oyebanji on his re-election, describing his victory as an endorsement of his first-term performance and dev
Protests erupted in South Africa as a deadline for migrants led to heightened tensions and fears among foreign nationals. Police increased their presence to prevent violence and looting amid the unrest.
Nnedimma and Sonny Onyegbula are engaged in a contentious divorce in a Lagos State High Court, with allegations of assault and abuse. The husband denies these claims and is seeking the dissolution of their marriage.
The Federal Government has highlighted the critical role of education in Nigeria's national development. It is committed to enhancing teacher education through reforms under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Severe floods in Ghana's capital have caused significant disruption and resulted in three fatalities. The situation is attributed to changing climatic conditions, which are beyond local control.
Sri Lanka has announced a reduction in fuel prices following a ceasefire in the Middle East. Diesel will drop by 25 rupees per litre, while petrol will decrease by 20 rupees.
North-West governors have praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's reforms during the launch of a food bank in Jigawa by the First Lady. The initiative aims to support food security in the region.
The Chief Justice of the Federal High Court has announced new practice guidelines for pre-election cases. These guidelines aim to ensure that parties focus on genuinely contentious issues in election matters.
Morocco defeated the Netherlands in a thrilling penalty shootout to advance to the World Cup last 16. Read how the Atlas Lions secured their historic win.
Paraguay eliminated Germany from the World Cup after a dramatic 4-3 penalty shootout victory. Relive the historic upset and see who Paraguay faces next.
Governor Mbah approves scholarships for over 760 Enugu students and teachers under the 2025/2026 Local Scholarship Scheme, boosting education access.
France’s formidable attack, featuring Mbappe, Dembele, and Olise, will challenge Sweden in a crucial World Cup last-32 tie. Get ready for intense football
Morocco’s World Cup victory over the Netherlands sparked joyous celebrations but also arrests amid clashes with police in The Hague. Read more about the dr
The plainclothes policemen, who were allegedly on unauthorised assignment, physically confronted the EFCC team despite being shown valid court documents authorising the forfeiture of the property.
The Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) reports that many businesses, especially MSMEs, are struggling due to government economic policies. This situation highlights the need for policy adjustments to alleviate the burdens faced by these enterprises.