Grief in Nollywood as Ibrahim Chatta announces son’s death
Nollywood actor Ibrahim Chatta has lost his son, sparking widespread grief in the entertainment industry days after actress Peju Ogunmola also lost her child.
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Gunmen kill eight NSCDC officers, driver, kidnap Chinese expatriate in Edo
Gunmen killed eight NSCDC officers and a driver in Edo State while abducting a Chinese expatriate working with BUA Cement.
Nigeria tightens border surveillance over Ebola outbreak in DR Congo
Nigeria has stepped up border surveillance and screening to prevent Ebola importation after a new outbreak in DR Congo killed 16 people.
Nigeria intensifies border screening as Ebola resurfaces in DR Congo
FG activates emergency port health measures after Congo Ebola outbreak
Trump issues order to penalise countries that wrongfully detain Americans
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday creating a new designation for “state sponsors of wrongful detention,” allowing Washington to punish countries that wrongfully detain Americans.
FG to set up medical rehabilitation centres for spinal cord injury patients nationwide
The Federal Government has unveiled plans to establish nationwide rehabilitation centres for spinal cord injury patients, pledging stronger disability inclusion policies.
‘Trump was an FBI informant in an effort to take Epstein down’ – Speaker Johnson
Speaker Johnson claims President Trump was an FBI informant against Epstein
Anthropic to pay $1.5 billion in AI copyright settlement…
Anthropic will pay $1.5 billion to settle author copyright claims, in the largest case of its kind.
RFK Jr.’s grandson demands his resignation, says he’s a ‘threat to every American’
Joe Kennedy III and Jack Schlossberg have urged Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to resign as health secretary, accusing him of undermining science and endangering Americans.
Sex workers challenge South Africa’s prostitution ban in landmark Court case
South African sex workers and rights groups have filed a landmark lawsuit challenging prostitution laws, with civil society sharply divided ahead of a 2026 court hearing