The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has condemned South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela over his failed rapture prophecy, which left many followers devastated after selling belongings and quitting jobs in anticipation of the event.
A Daily Trust journalist used forged certificates from Lagos’ infamous Oluwole market to gain teaching jobs in two private schools, exposing deep flaws in Nigeria’s certificate verification and law-enforcement systems.
A 14-year-old Mexican girl has died following breast augmentation and a butt lift allegedly arranged by her mother and performed by her mother’s plastic surgeon boyfriend, who is now under investigation for negligent homicide.
Over 500,000 people have signed a petition opposing Labour’s proposed digital ID cards, warning of surveillance and data risks despite government assurances of security and benefits.
WHO dismissed Trump’s claim that paracetamol in pregnancy causes autism and warned that misinformation is fueling dangerous drops in vaccination rates worldwide.
Iran Human Rights says Iran has executed at least 1,000 people in 2025, calling it a “mass killing campaign” and urging international action.
MTN Nigeria’s booming data business drove a 54.5% revenue jump to N2.38 trillion in H1 2025, setting the company on course for record N5 trillion full-year earnings.
Newly revealed memos and testimony show conflicting accounts of Jeffrey Epstein’s first alleged suicide attempt, fueling ongoing questions about the circumstances leading to his death.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that France now officially recognises the state of Palestine.
Prince Harry and King Charles appear to be moving toward reconciliation after a private meeting, raising expectations of their first joint public appearance in six years.
