Tour bus crash near Buffalo leaves multiple dead, dozens injured
A tour bus crash near Buffalo left multiple people dead and dozens injured, including children, with rescue operations still ongoing.
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Japan designates city as Nigerians’ hometown, plans special visa scheme
Japan has designated Kisarazu as Nigerians’ official hometown and will introduce a special visa for skilled workers and artisans.
EFCC declares Atiku’s son-in-law, Bashir Haske, wanted
The EFCC has declared Atiku Abubakar’s son-in-law, Bashir Haske, wanted over alleged money laundering and urged the public to provide information on his whereabouts.
“World war III looms” as Kim Jong-un vows to accelerate nuclear program
Kim Jong-un has warned of a “rapid expansion of nuclearization,” accusing U.S.-South Korea military drills of fueling instability and pushing North Korea to escalate its arsenal.
All 55 million U.S. visa holders under review, says Trump administration
The U.S. State Department is conducting “continuous vetting” of more than 55 million visa holders, with thousands already facing revocation and deportation as part of President Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown.
Report: Hulk Hogan’s death may be linked to medical malpractice
Hulk Hogan’s passing raises questions of surgical error.
CDS Musa: Nigerians should be grateful for progress in security fight
Defence Chief General Christopher Musa says Nigerians should be grateful for progress against insecurity, citing recent arrests of Boko Haram and Ansaru leaders as major achievements.
Veteran ‘Things Fall Apart’ actor Fabian Adibe passes away at 82
Fabian Adibe, the legendary Nollywood actor famous for his role in ‘Things Fall Apart’, has passed away at 82.
Uganda strikes temporary deal with US to host rejected migrants
Uganda has agreed to a temporary deal with the US to host rejected asylum seekers who cannot return home.
Osun monarch tells U.S. court COVID pandemic drove him Into $4.2m fraud
The Apetu of Ipetumodu, Oba Joseph Oloyede, has asked a U.S. court for leniency after admitting guilt in a $4.2m COVID-19 loan fraud, citing the pandemic’s impact.