EFCC uncovers refinery fraud, recovers N5bn and $10m
The EFCC says it has recovered N5bn and $10m from contractors and officials linked to fraudulent refinery rehabilitation contracts, with more recoveries expected.
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UK is asking its citizens to delete old emails and photos to save water. Here’s why
Data centres consume millions of litres of water for cooling—deleting old emails could reduce demand
Sesko vs Gyokeres: Battle of the big-money strikers in Man Utd vs Arsenal clash
Who strikes first? Premier League showdown as Man Utd and Arsenal’s new strikers collide
NNPCL officials face probe as EFCC uncovers $40m contract inflation
“Our investigation into the turnaround maintenance of the nation’s refineries … yielded major discoveries of large-scale fraud,” a senior source said
Alternative routes to Ado-Ekiti announced as Ekiti issues travel advisory
The Ekiti State Government has issued a travel advisory urging motorists to use designated alternative routes as rehabilitation works continue on major highways across the state.
Nestle empowers women in Southeast
Nestle Nigeria, through its Maggi brand, has launched the 2025 Partnership Empowerment Development Programme for women in the South-East.
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Trump invites Zelenskiy for peace talks following stalemate with Putin
Zelenskiy said Trump extended the invitation during a phone call lasting more than 90 minutes on Saturday, later joined by European and NATO officials.
Did Vladimir Putin leave Alaska with a complete victory over Donald Trump?
The Anchorage summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin was billed as a historic chance to end the Ukraine war. Instead, it revealed a brutal truth: Putin achieved everything he wanted without conceding a single battlefield gain.
Catholic Priest in Nigeria rebuked after former altar boy alleges years of abuse
“This act occurred at least three times a week… I took him like my God.” — Bayo, former altar boy
Lawyers file AI-generated errors in murder case…
Australian lawyers were caught using AI after documents they submitted to prosecutors proved to be riddled with a series of bizarre errors, including made-up citations and a misquoted parliamentary speech.