The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has accused the Presidency of misrepresenting its stance on the killings of Christians in parts of Northern Nigeria and the Middle Belt, describing the violence as a “Christian genocide.”
The Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State, has come under scrutiny after payment records revealed it spent N408 million between October and December 2024 on transactions vaguely described as “None.”
The Nigerian Senate has approved life imprisonment for anyone convicted of sexually defiling a minor, regardless of gender, in a move aimed at strengthening child protection laws.
Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah has appealed to the United States not to re-designate Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern,” saying such a move would undermine ongoing interfaith dialogue and national healing under President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Reps say their intervention aims to protect strategic national assets from union actions with economic sabotage undertones.
Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer, Aloy Ejimakor, said the magistrate presiding over his case declined to hear the defence before ordering his remand in Kuje prison.
Governor Hyacinth Alia has condoled Senator Abba Moro over the deaths of his son and grandson, describing the incident as a devastating double tragedy.
Actress Martins’ clash with KAI officials in Lekki has sparked controversy after she received N20 million from Seyi Tinubu’s associates, though Seyi denied being the direct donor.
Trump’s tense meeting with Zelenskyy reportedly ended in a shouting match as he urged Ukraine to halt the war and concede territory to Russia.
Sir Shina Peters says he has four evergreen songs more than Michael Jackson and laments declining standards in Nigeria’s music industry.
