CBEX returns, demands $200 from victims to access frozen funds
“We were asked to pay $200 to continue trading before applying for withdrawal…Those with investments below $1,000 must pay $100.” – Victims
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Senator Imasuen, linked to $25m fraud by FBI, set to join APC on June 12
Disbarred New York lawyer and Edo senator Neda Imasuen set to join APC, citing LP disarray.
Otakikpo breakthrough: Nigeria ships first crude oil from new onshore terminal
Nigeria has made history with the first crude oil export from the Otakikpo onshore terminal, built by Green Energy International Ltd — the country’s first indigenous crude export facility in over 50 years.
Kaduna Anglican bishop slams Tinubu, governors for jumpstarting 2027 campaigns
Kaduna Anglican Bishop Timothy Yahaya has criticised early 2027 election campaigns, urging Tinubu and governors to focus on governance instead of power retention.
Heavy rains, storms expected across Nigeria from Sunday to Tuesday
Thunderstorms with rains are anticipated over parts of the Federal Capital Territory, Niger, Nasarawa, Kwara, Kogi, Benue and Plateau States,” the agency said.
Group refutes viral claim that Queen Elizabeth once slept in Ijebu
Ijebu’s Egbe Bobakeye has dismissed claims that Queen Elizabeth II slept in Ijebu-Ode during her 1956 visit, citing archival evidence from the UK to set the record straight.
Igbokoda boils as governor’s brother allegedly attacks monarch, traditionalists cry ‘abomination’
The monarch was allegedly attacked and beaten by Dayo, who holds the title of Akogun of Obe-Nla, during an official flag-off ceremony for the dualisation of the Okiti-Pupa/Igbokoda road on Monday.
Dangote names refinery access road after Tinubu
Aliko Dangote has named the main road leading to his Lagos refinery after President Bola Tinubu, crediting the president for his bold leadership and support of the landmark project.
Babcock clears air on missing student, reveals expulsion over occult, drug offences
He reportedly admitted to purchasing black soap from a traditional herbalist for N100,000 and impersonating another student using a false NIN.
Lagos judiciary makes e-affidavits mandatory, ends manual processing
The new policy took effect on June 1 following a directive from the Honourable Chief Judge of Lagos State.