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After spending 2 months in UK, Nigerian lady lists 4 interesting things she noticed: "The truth"
A Nigerian lady has highlighted four things she noticed after spending eight weeks in the United Kingdom. She said she concluded that UK residents are not stingy.
Lady who refused to speak to her boyfriend for days shares unexpected message he sent, people react
A Nigerian lady shared how she had an issue with her boyfriend, and he sent her an unexpected voice note on WhatsApp. What he said sparked reactions.
Soludo speaks on impact of fake native doctors: "23 Anambra youths on death row in Indonesia"
Governor Soludo warns against fake prophets and native doctors misleading youths, says 23 Anambra indigenes face death in Indonesia over drug offences.
ECOWAS court declares Kano state’s blasphemy laws in violation of international human rights
ECOWAS Court ruled that Kano State’s blasphemy laws violated international human rights obligations, deeming key provisions incompatible with freedom of expression.
Small plane crashes on car, erupts fire, leads to deaths and injuries
A small plane crashed near an airport, killing three people onboard and injuring one person in a car nearby. The fiery accident triggered road and railroad closures.
Ondo: Over 150 civil servants at risk of being homeless as govt marks houses for demolition in Akure
Over 150 Ondo civil servants face eviction as the state government plans to demolish staff quarters in Akure, sparking outrage and protest threats from labour union.
Abuja Investment Compay clocks 30, celebrates Legacy of Smart Investments
Abuja Investment Company Limited (AICL) is celebrating 30 years of Smart Legacy Investment, which it says has driven development in the Federal Capital Territory.
First Bank announces system upgrades, deactivates ATM cards, PoS, web terminals for 24 hours
First Bank Nigeria has announced the shutdown of its major transaction platforms, including cars, ATMs, PoS, and web terminals for system maintenance.
Data price hike: Students cry out as Nigerian university switches to online lectures
Ahman Pategi University students protest virtual lectures, lack of course accreditation, and rising data costs, blaming leadership issues after founder's death.
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