List: Famous faces pictured in the Epstein files
Via BBC: Several notable figures have been pictured in the files that released prior to today. The US justice department […]
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NIN now serves as Tax ID – FIRS
The Federal Inland Revenue Service has confirmed that Nigerians’ National Identification Numbers will automatically serve as their Tax Identification Numbers, while registered businesses will use their Corporate Affairs Commission numbers under the new tax system taking effect in January 2026.
Train collides with bus in Lagos, no casualties recorded
A train collided with a Toyota Hiace bus at Arena, Oshodi, Lagos, on Monday night due to reckless driving, but no casualties were recorded and the bus was evacuated with train operations restored.
Celebrated Nigerian scholar admits wire fraud, tax evasion in US court
Nigerian professor Nkechy Ezeh has pleaded guilty in a U.S. court to laundering $1.4 million and evading taxes through her nonprofit, a scheme that deprived vulnerable children of critical early education services.
FG fulfils housing, land promise to AFCON silver-winning Super Eagles
The Federal Government has fulfilled its AFCON promise by handing Super Eagles players certificates for land and housing following their silver-medal finish in Côte d’Ivoire.
“Odegbami says they’re not good enough—Can the Super Eagles prove otherwise in Morocco?”
Nigerian football legend Segun Odegbami has declared he’s stopped following the Super Eagles’ AFCON preparations after their World Cup qualification
WATCH: Video allegedly showing Epstein in jail cell on day of death sparks authenticity debate
Debate is now exploding over whether the video is real or CGI, as the U.S. government has yet to issue any official statement.
US offers $3k incentive for undocumented migrants who voluntarily leave before the year ends
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has announced a limited-time incentive for individuals in the country illegally to voluntarily leave the United States.
Rwanda closes thousands of churches, calling them ‘dens of bandits’
Rwanda has forcibly closed thousands of churches for regulatory non-compliance, a move President Paul Kagame defends by labeling some as “dens of bandits,” which critics argue is an effort to eliminate any potential rival centres of influence.
Military, Police step up security nationwide ahead of Christmas
The military and police have intensified nationwide security operations, deploying troops, surveillance assets and tactical units to ensure a safe and peaceful Christmas celebration.