A Federal High Court in Abuja has revoked Omoyele Sowore’s bail and ordered his arrest after he failed to appear for his cybercrime trial, despite sending a letter claiming he was in Lagos searching for new lawyers.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has cut its petrol gantry price by N75 to N1,175 per litre, citing the de-escalation of Middle East tensions and falling global crude prices.
The Nigerian Army and Air Force have rescued Mrs Amina Abubakar, widow of late Major General Rabe Abubakar, after she was shot by bandits during a rescue operation in Katsina’s Tunga Village.
South Africa’s Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has acknowledged that xenophobia-related backlash is costing South African businesses and artistes income across Africa, even as she insisted recent mass evacuations targeted only illegal immigrants and were “devoid of xenophobia.”
A 55-year-old Borno farmer, Ali Mustapha, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison — backdated to his 2013 arrest — for concealing information about Boko Haram’s activities in his remote village, with the judge acknowledging he had no security agency to report to.
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has gone viral again with a spiritual “revelation” about Nigeria’s 2027 presidential race — calling one frontrunner a “jackal,” warning that another’s win means “you will have no country,” and predicting a Bible-named third candidate will get “wings to fly.”
A former Nigerian military officer convicted of sodomy by a General Court Martial — a ruling upheld by the Supreme
Nigerian street vendor Imagbe Ehizomwengie won €500,000 on an Italian scratch card bought with begged money, but couldn’t claim his
The Coalition of United Political Parties and the Nigerian Political Science Association have flatly rejected proposals for a six-year single
UK Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has blamed Nigeria’s persistent electricity crisis and underdevelopment on poor governance and ineffective public policies despite the country’s vast natural resources.
