One killed, two injured in fresh bandits attacks in Kogi
A yet to be identified gunmen suspected to be armed bandits have attacked two communities in Kogi state, killing one resident and injuring two others.
2027: Citing crises, 19 NASS members defect to NDC
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Terrorist attack kills 23 Chadian soldiers
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Drama in Senate as Oshiomhole, Akpabio clash over amended rules
The Senate on Wednesday descended into disorder for over 15 minutes as a heated clash broke out between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Adams Oshiomhole over the reading and interpretation of amended standing rules.
N8.7bn Money Laundering Case: Malami, son return to court
Former Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), and his son appeared in court on Tuesday to continue their trial over an alleged N8.7 billion money-laundering case filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).The resumed hearing marks another phase in the high-profile proceedings, which have continued to attract public attention due to Malami’s prominence in Nigeria’s legal and political circles.
Extreme Survival: Spike in Bus Fares and Rents Force Nigerians to Live in Cars, Offices, and Shops
A severe cost-of-living crisis is redrawing the socio-economic fabric of Nigeria’s major metropolitan hubs. Driven by a crushing combination of triple-digit rent hikes and hyper-inflated transportation costs, an increasing number of civil servants, young professionals, and informal artisans are abandoning traditional apartments. Instead, they are turning to unconventional, desperate alternatives: sleeping inside parked vehicles, overnighting in corporate offices, or taking shelter in workshops.
Political Friction: Presidency and Opposition Lawmaker Dismiss Calls for Tinubu’s Resignation
The presidency alongside elements within the federal legislative opposition have firmly pushed back against coordinated calls demanding the resignation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the nation’s prevailing security and economic headwinds.
History Made in Dallas: Messi Standout Double Propels Argentina
Lionel Messi has officially cemented his legacy at the absolute summit of international football. Facing Austria in a highly competitive Group J fixture at Dallas Stadium, the 39-year-old maestro scored twice to lead the defending champions to a clinical 2-0 victory, securing Argentina’s advancement to the Round of 32 with a game to spare. The…
Luxury Beach Resort Ravaged by Fire in the Dominican Republic
A devastating fire tore through the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach Hotel in Bayahibe, a popular tourist destination in the Dominican Republic, killing one person and forcing the evacuation of nearly 1,700 guests and staff. Authorities said the blaze spread rapidly through parts of the beachfront resort, producing huge plumes of smoke visible across the coastline….
Ekiti D-Day: 10 Parties Go for Oyebanji’s Office as Voters Decide the State’s Political Future
The political atmosphere across Ekiti State has reached a fever pitch as hundreds of thousands of residents officially head to the polls today, Saturday, June 20, 2026. In what political analysts describe as a defining moment for Nigeria’s off-cycle electoral framework, incumbent Governor Biodun Oyebanji of the All Progressives Congress (APC) is seeking a historic second term in office. Standing in his path are determined candidates fielded by 10 opposing political parties, making this a highly anticipated multi-front battle for control of the Ado-Ekiti Government House.
Spreading violence and impunity spreading perceptions of genocide in Nigeria, UN says
Impunity in the face of repeated attacks on religious leaders and places of worship, combined with weak prevention and poor accountability, is leading victims in Nigeria to view violence as persecution or even genocide, according to a United Nations report. Spreading violence and impunity for armed groups is undermining religious freedom in Nigeria, the UN’s…
New wave of anti-LGBTQ laws sweeps Africa
A string of west African countries have outlawed same-sex relations in recent months, further eroding LGBTQ rights on a continent where they were already under attack. Of Africa’s 54 countries, only about 20 do not currently criminalise same-sex relations. Here is a look at the wave of anti-LGBTQ sentiment sweeping the continent and some of…
Insecurity: FG considers plan to let journalists join troops during military operations
The Federal Government is considering a new initiative that would allow journalists to accompany military personnel during selected operations as part of efforts to improve security reporting and strengthen public understanding of the country’s security challenges. The Minister of Defence, Gen. Christopher Musa, disclosed the proposal on Thursday at the National Security Summit organised by…
