How pilot error, poor oversight caused Wigwe’s fatal helicopter crash
“A company mechanic performed some troubleshooting on the radar altimeter; however, he was unable to rectify the issue, and the radar altimeter remained non-functional.”
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Tinubu’s borrowing spree: Nigeria’s IMF debt grows by N2.5tn in one year
The increase in liabilities between 2023 and 2024 was attributed to the depreciation of the Naira.
Deji Adeyanju contradicts EFCC’s claims on VeryDarkMan’s arrest
In a Facebook post, Adeyanju said, “We still cannot understand why he was arrested. EFCC said there’s no petition against him after our repeated demand.”
New details emerge in the stabbing death of Nigerian nursing student, Tamilore Odunsi
Elizabeth Odunsi was killed on April 26. Investigators said her roommate, Chester Grant, stabbed her more than two dozen times during an argument over his cat.
EFCC: VeryDarkMan in custody over multiple cyberstalking allegations
“We arrested him to respond to a series of allegations raised against him by some petitioners,” – EFCC spokesperson
ASUU backs FG’s scrapping of foreign scholarship scheme
“It is expected that as our students are going abroad to study, foreigners should also be coming to Nigeria to study.” — Osodeke
Dangote: Oil mafias still fighting $20bn refinery, but I will win
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, says entrenched oil interests are still fighting to derail his $20bn refinery project. Despite the resistance, he insists he will prevail.
FCCPC to Meta: Exit threat won’t erase $220M fine or legal liabilities
Meta earlier on said it “may be forced to effectively shut down the Facebook and Instagram services in Nigeria in order to mitigate the risk of enforcement measures.
Alaafin-Ooni rift: How a dispute in Oyotunji village, South Carolina, sparked royal tension
The viral video of Alaafin remaining seated while greeting Ooni masks a deeper conflict rooted in a transatlantic dispute over Yoruba cultural authority in South Carolina
Revealed: Countries offering Nigerians five-year multiple entry visas
Some countries grant Nigerians a five-year multiple entry visa, allowing holders to enter and exit the destination several times without applying for a new visa for each trip.