INEC uploads 36.99 percent of Anambra election results on IReV
INEC has uploaded 36.99 per cent of Anambra governorship election results to IReV, covering 2,116 of 5,718 polling units.
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Kano Muslims protest Trump’s threat of U.S. military action in Nigeria
Islamic groups in Kano protested against U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim of Christian genocide in Nigeria, denouncing his remarks as misleading and inflammatory.
Three dead, several injured as truck loses brake in Ikorodu
Three people died and several others were injured after a tipper truck with failed brakes caused a multi-vehicle crash in Ikorodu, Lagos.
Heartbreaking stories caused by fake prophecies
A Punch investigation has uncovered how false prophecies across Nigeria are destroying families, draining finances, and exploiting the emotionally vulnerable.
Adeboye to Tinubu: Eliminate their sponsors too, not just the terrorists
Pastor Enoch Adeboye has called on President Bola Tinubu to go beyond fighting terrorists and eliminate their sponsors, urging swift, wise, and diplomatic action to end insecurity in Nigeria.
India brings home hundreds tricked into cyber scam jobs
India has repatriated 270 citizens from Thailand following a Myanmar raid on cyber-scam centers, with hundreds more set to return next week
New bill seeks tougher U.S. action on religious persecution in Nigeria
Rep. Chris Smith has introduced a bill urging the U.S. State Department to act against religious persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
Facebook empowers small businesses with new group privacy update
Facebook has rolled out a new update allowing private group admins to switch to public groups while preserving member privacy, according to official reporting.
Thinking of quitting Facebook? Here’s how to delete your account and save your data
Millions of users are deleting their Facebook accounts in 2025 amid privacy, AI, and child safety concerns, according to new reporting.
Billionaire couple to donate entire $20 billion Facebook fortune
Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife Cari Tuna plan to donate most of their $20 billion fortune, focusing on AI safety and global development.