29 Students Killed in School Stampede After Transformer Explosion
At least 29 students have died and dozens more were injured following a tragic stampede at Barthelemy Boganda High School
Nasarawa Court Sentences Gospel Singer to Death for Killing Corps Member Girlfriend
A High Court in Lafia, Nasarawa State, has sentenced 31-year-old gospel singer, Oluwatimileyin Ajayi, to death by hanging for the
UNICEF, IHS Nigeria Partner on Response for 30,000 People Affected by Floods in Niger
Following the devastating floods that hit Mokwa Local Government Area in Niger State on May 29, UNICEF and IHS Nigeria
Atiku Abubakar Stripped of Waziri Adamawa Title in Political Storm
In a surprising development, the Adamawa State Government has stripped former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar of his traditional title,
Favour Ofili’s Allegiance Switch to Turkey Sparks Reactions and Support
Nigerian sprint sensation Favour Ofili has reportedly switched her sporting allegiance to Turkey, citing deep frustration with the Athletics Federation
The Court Cancels Final Order for Seizure of Emefiele’s Assets, Grants New Trial
The Court of Appeal in Lagos has set aside the final judgment that transferred properties belonging to former CBN Governor,
Dele Momodu: Nigeria Is Sliding Into Civilian Dictatorship
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain and two-time presidential aspirant, Dele Momodu, has raised the alarm over the state of Nigeria’s
Man City Snaps Up Reijnders in £46M Move Ahead of Club World Cup
Manchester City has added Dutch midfielder Tijjani Reijnders to their squad in a deal worth around £46.3 million, bringing him
FUOYE Students Cry Foul Over Union Election, Demand Rerun
Students of the Federal University of Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) have raised strong concerns over the recent Student Union Government elections, accusing
U.S. Tightens Travel Rules for Countries Lacking Strong Security Systems
The White House has announced tighter travel restrictions for certain countries that it says don’t do enough to fight terrorism