Members of the NYSC 2026 Batch A, Stream II at the Iyana Ipaja orientation camp in Lagos have raised an alarm over severe overcrowding and a lack of bed spaces that have forced many to sleep in corridors and entrances.
Tension is rising in Borno as 404 abducted Ngoshe residents remain in captivity after Boko Haram’s 72-hour ultimatum expired, despite the reported escape of 12 victims.
Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance has cycled through three ministers of state in as many months, exposing deep political tensions at
Mainasara Umar Kogo, chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, is facing allegations of misconduct, nepotism and alteration of rulings, claims that have yet to be independently verified.
Nigeria’s unemployment paradox is a measurement problem — millions appear employed under international definitions, but most of that work is
A Bauchi shop owner has alleged gross injustice after his properties, worth an estimated ₦70 million, were demolished and compensated with only ₦1.2 million, while claiming the land was subsequently allocated to a firm linked to the Governor’s son.
Suspected armed herdsmen killed at least 11 people and razed over 25 houses in a brutal attack on the Agana and Mbatsaida communities of Benue State, leaving survivors and grieving families in a state of total displacement
At first, it sounded like sweet music to his ears when informed about the availability of what he deemed an affordable piece of land in the Ofada area of Ogun State. Being slammed with a minimum of 100 per cent annual rent increase by his landlord, Ahmed Adeyinka had flirted with the idea of owning his own home to break loose from the choking stranglehold of landlords, who arbitrarily raise annual rents.
Residents of Shiroro LGA in Niger State say limited security presence has worsened vulnerability after bandit attacks killed at least
Italian physicists at the ENEA Research Centre have concluded that the image on the Shroud of Turin remains beyond modern replication, as their efforts to recreate its unique chemical signature using ultraviolet lasers required energy levels exceeding current technological capabilities.
