Why I stole the newborn from Ekiti hospital ward — Suspect
The Ekiti State Police Command has arrested a 34-year-old woman, identified as Deborah, for stealing a newborn baby from a hospital ward at Okeiyinmi, Ado-Ekiti.
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WAEC shuts result portal due to technical issues
The shutdown has left many candidates unable to check their results, with complaints flooding social media about error messages and site timeouts.
List: Top 10 countries declining in population
While global population growth continues in many regions, several countries are facing serious depopulation due to low birth rates, aging populations, and high emigration.
EFCC boss Olukoyede says he didn’t force NNPC’s Ojulari to step down
Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ola Olukoyede, has denied reports claiming he forced NNPC CEO Bayo Ojulari to resign.
Nigeria warns of five-day flooding in 19 states, 76 locations. FULL LIST
The Nigerian Federal Government has issued an urgent weather warning, forecasting heavy rainfall over five days that could trigger severe flooding across 19 states and 76 high-risk locations
Umahi says Igbo presidency possible, but not in 2027
Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, says the South-East will produce Nigeria’s president one day, but not in 2027. He urged the region to support President Tinubu’s re-election instead.
The State Department considers imposing $15,000 bond on visa applicants coming to the U.S.
If a visitor comes and overstays their visa, they will forfeit $15,000, be deported, and face a ban from re-entering the country for several years — possibly even permanently.
MURIC calls on NASS to create Sharia Courts in southern Nigeria
MURIC described the current judicial system as “glaringly lopsided,” arguing that only common and customary laws enjoy national presence, while Islamic law is limited to the North.
Nigerians in U.S. lament declining welfare and state of ‘Nigeria House’
“This is unacceptable in any civilised society… It’s a direct assault on their dignity and livelihood.”
U.S. warns Nigerian students: Skipping classes may cost you your Visa
“If you drop out, skip classes, or leave your program without informing your school, your student visa may be revoked.”