Senate to screen Christopher Musa as defence minister
The Nigerian Senate will screen General Christopher Musa as the new Minister of Defence on Wednesday, a move framed as […]
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Serena Williams denies tennis return after drug tests
Serena Williams has denied speculation of a return to professional tennis. This denial follows reports of her registration for anti-doping
Haaland sets new record: quickest to 100 Premier League goals
Erling Haaland recently made Premier League history by becoming the fastest player to reach 100 goals in the competition. His
Police protection for officials continues, FPRO Hundeyin clarifies
The Nigeria Police Force confirms continued protection for statutorily entitled government officials like governors and judges, while over 11,000 officers
Pope Leo XIV plans Africa, Latin America visits
Pope Leo XIV plans visits to Algeria, Cameroon, and Equatorial Guinea in Africa for 2026, alongside potential trips to Latin American nations Argentina, Uruguay, and Peru, after concluding his first international tour to Turkey and Lebanon.
Chukwueze, Iwobi score as Man City defeats Fulham
Manchester City narrowly defeated Fulham 5-4 at Craven Cottage in a Premier League thriller, with goals from Chukwueze and Iwobi
Hundeyin explains why some VIPs still have escorts despite Tinubu’s order
Nigeria Police Force clarifies that while over 11,500 escorts have been withdrawn as per President Tinubu’s order, some VIPs, including governors and judges, retain protection due to legal entitlements.
MFM urges quality education for Nigerian children
The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) urges stakeholders to prioritize quality education for Nigerian children, emphasizing that societal
Abure LP faction proceeds with nationwide congresses
Julius Abure’s Labour Party faction has proceeded with nationwide ward congresses, except in Abia State due to a court injunction,
US lawmakers fault Nigeria over Christian killings
During a closed-door meeting, US lawmakers criticized the Nigerian Federal Government, insisting that ongoing killings in Nigeria are specifically targeting