How three Southern Senators blocked real-time e-transmission — Sources
The Senate’s last-minute removal of mandatory real-time electronic transmission of election results has sparked national backlash, forcing an emergency session […]
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Popular gospel artiste, three crew members found dead in Lagos studio
Police have launched an investigation after gospel singer Matthew Ogundele and three crew members were found dead inside a Lagos music studio following an overnight stay.
Tinubu’s ambassadorial nominees face uncertainty over tenure limits
Concerns over Nigeria’s approaching 2027 elections and delayed nominations may hinder acceptance of President Tinubu’s ambassadorial nominees by host countries.
Kwara survivors recount night of horror, mass killings
Survivors say hundreds were killed and many abducted as terrorists unleashed coordinated attacks on Woro community in Kwara State, leaving
Mass sack at BUA: 700 truck drivers dismissed after protesting denied N30bn bonus
BUA Group has reportedly dismissed approximately 700 truck drivers at its Edo State plant following a peaceful protest over the
Obasanjo’s daughter declares bid for Ogun governorship on APC platform
Prof. Iyabo Obasanjo has formally announced her bid for the 2027 Ogun governorship election under the APC, marking her return to active politics after over a decade
Immigration Service says Ozekhome used fake document in British court
The Nigeria Immigration Service has declared a passport used by Mike Ozekhome in a UK property case fake, prompting the
‘Culture of Denial’ –US lawmaker slams Nigeria’s $9m lobbying deal
United States lawmakers have renewed scrutiny of religious freedom in Nigeria, citing ongoing violence against Christians and criticising recent lobbying efforts by Nigerian interests in Washington.
“Valued abroad, vile at home”: Remi Tinubu decries bullying of Nigerian leaders after Trump’s praise
Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has lamented that Nigerian leaders receive greater respect internationally than at home, blaming hate-driven
How Federal College of Fisheries in Lagos spent N1.52bn on road, tractors in Akwa Ibom in one day
Investigations have revealed that the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology, Lagos, spent over N1.5 billion on projects outside its academic mandate, including farming support and infrastructure in distant states.