Charlie Kirk’s death sparks divided opinions among Nigerians
Some pastors hailed him as courageous, while others branded him divisive.
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Jay-Jay Okocha shares secrets behind his financial discipline
Augustine “Jay-Jay” Okocha has opened up on the financial discipline that helped him avoid the hardship many ex-footballers face.
Beyond US, UK, Canada, alternative visa-friendly countries for Nigerians
Nigerians facing visa hurdles in the US, UK, and Canada are increasingly considering Germany, Portugal, and Australia for their friendlier migration pathways.
FULL TEXT: Tinubu announces end of Rivers state emergency rule
President Bola Tinubu has lifted the six-month emergency rule in Rivers, directing Governor Fubara and lawmakers to return to office.
Ondo Medical University fee hike to ₦2.6m sparks outrage among parents
Parents at Ondo’s UNIMED say rising tuition is unbearable, calling on Governor Aiyedatiwa to reverse the new ₦2.6m fees.
10 key facts candidates should know about Customs recruitment CBT exams
The Nigeria Customs Service has released 10 key guidelines for shortlisted candidates ahead of its recruitment computer-based test.
Dangote predicts Mr Eazi will become world’s richest man
Aliko Dangote hailed Mr Eazi as a successful entrepreneur at his wedding to Temi Otedola, highlighting his vast business portfolio across Africa.
AMERICA: 357 MASS SHOOTINGS IN 2025…
So far in 2025, the U.S. has recorded 357 mass shootings, bringing the total since 2013 to 6,889, according to the Mass Shooting Tracker.
Nearly 100,000 Japanese now over age 100
Japan has set a new record of nearly 100,000 people aged 100 or older, with women making up the vast majority, according to government figures released ahead of Elderly Day.
Rising suicide cases spark alarm on World Suicide Prevention Day
As Nigeria joins the world to mark World Suicide Prevention Day, mental health experts warn of rising suicide cases fueled by hardship, stigma, and untreated mental illness, urging urgent reforms and greater support systems.