Mirabel: From viral rape claim to alleged fundraising scandal
A TikToker who went viral with a rape allegation has admitted fabricating the story after receiving donations, and is now […]
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Real reason landlords never make my prayer list – Osimhen
Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has recounted his painful childhood in Lagos, revealing how poverty and a landlord’s actions shaped his early struggles before rising to football stardom.
Job scam horror: How desperate Nigerians lured into Russia–Ukraine War
Foreign policy experts warn that rising economic desperation among African youths is increasing their vulnerability to alleged deceptive recruitment into
N10,000 salaries, no increments: Inside Jos private schools
Private school teachers in Jos say they are struggling with low pay and poor working conditions, earning as little as N10,000 to N25,000 monthly despite rising living costs and heavy workloads.
From Russia to Somalia: Nine countries where Valentine’s Day faces restrictions
Valentine’s Day, though widely celebrated worldwide, faces restrictions or limited recognition in several countries where cultural and religious values shape public attitudes toward the holiday.
Left to Die: The growing toll of hospital negligence in Nigeria
Rising cases of preventable patient deaths due to hospital negligence and delayed emergency care have triggered nationwide outrage, with activists
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‘Be ready for us’ — terror group letter sparks mass panic in Kwara
Residents of Ira, Inaja and Aho communities in Kwara State are in panic after a threatening letter warning of an impending terrorist attack was reportedly discovered at the Ira market area.
Kwankwaso US Sanctions: How a 25-year-old decision came back to haunt Nigeria’s political veteran
The United States has recommended sanctions against former Nigerian governor Rabiu Kwankwaso over his 2000 proclamation of sharia law in
Meet Sadiku: Terror mastermind behind Kwara bloodbath that ‘killed 176 people’
Investigations have revealed that the killing of about 176 people in Woro, Kwara State, was a planned jihadist attack led by a long-rising terror commander whose expansion went unchecked despite warnings.
Enugu court orders UK to pay £420m to families of 1949 Iva Valley massacre victims
The Enugu State High Court has ordered the British government to pay £420 million in compensation to the families of 21 Nigerian coal miners killed by colonial forces in 1949.