Why President Tinubu fired Fegho Umunubo as his special assistant
President Tinubu sacked his aide on digital and creative economy, Fegho Umunubo, after he was accused of using his office to execute fraudulent sponsorship deals in Nollywood.
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UK student visas for Nigerians rises to 149% despite stricter immigration rules
Study visa approvals for Nigerian students surged by 149 percent in Q2 2025, making Nigeria a key market for UK universities despite stricter immigration policies.
One dead, mother and baby swept away in Zaria flood
A flood in Tudun Jukun, Zaria, swept away four people, with one body recovered and three others still missing, according to eyewitnesses.
PDP urges Natasha to prepare for Senate resumption after suspension
PDP has asked Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan to get ready to resume her Senate duties, accusing the APC leadership of trying to deny Kogi Central representation.
Lagos commuters stranded as heavy floods block roads
Heavy rainfall on Tuesday flooded major roads in Lagos, causing gridlock and disrupting business activities across the city.
Motorist, residents stranded as heavy rainfall triggers gridlock, flooding across Lagos
Several hours of heavy rainfall on Tuesday caused flash floods that paralysed traffic and disrupted business activities across major parts of Lagos.
Olubadan-designate Ladoja pledges to teach Physics, Mathematics at alma mater after coronation
Olubadan-designate Rashidi Ladoja has promised to return to Ibadan Boys’ High School after his coronation, reconnecting with his alma mater by teaching Physics and Mathematics to students.
Army Lt Colonel abducted after wedding in Delta state
A senior army officer, Lt Colonel Josiah, was kidnapped from his lodge in Bomadi, Delta State, sparking fears and increased military patrols.
GoFundMe shuts down campaigns for ex-convict charged in Charlotte train killing
GoFundMe removed multiple fundraising campaigns created for the legal defense of Decarlos Brown Jr., accused of fatally stabbing Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte train, citing its policy against supporting those charged with violent crimes.
Tinubu’s lawyers move to enforce court order shielding the President’s FBI, DEA records
Tinubu has asked a U.S. court to block FOIA requests for FBI and DEA records, citing privacy rights against political misuse.