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Peter Obi, Atiku told to step down for Tinubu in 2027 elections
Rep. Wale Ahmed has said to Atiku, Obi and other opposition leaders to drop their 2027 plans, insisting President Tinubu’s second term is certain and well deserved.
"Mr Eazi get uncle wey borrow am N19m at 19": Odumodu Blvck shares experience with his uncles at 19
Rapper Odumodu Blvck shared a funny and relatable experience with his uncles at 19, sparking reactions from netizens and connecting with Mr Eazi’s own struggles.
"This is cool": UNILAG student attracts attention after dressing as delivery driver on costume day
A UNILAG student went viral after dressing as a delivery driver on costume day, riding a motorcycle across campus and joining real riders, impressing many.
Pastor unable to walk after embarking on 21 days fasting, video shows members carrying him
A trending video has shown a Nigerian pastor being carried by members of his church after he embarked on 21 days dry fasting. The cleric was laid on the altar.
Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger withdraw from International Criminal Court
Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger quit the International Criminal Court, calling it neocolonial repression amid Sahel realignment and rising tensions with Western powers.
Full list: 10 fastest-growing sectors as Nigeria records highest GDP growth in years
The Nigerian economy is on a massive rally, with GDP hitting 4.23% growth in the second quarter. Data has revealed the fastest-growing sectors in Nigeria.
Breaking: National Assembly postpones resumption, new date, other details emerge
The Senate and House of Representatives, earlier set to resume Sept 23 after recess, postponed their resumption to Oct 7, Clerk Kamoru Ogunlana confirmed.
Nkechi Blessing flaunts N20m gadgets after claiming she foots bills in her past relationships
Nkechi Blessing has showed her ex-lovers that she is up to the task of taking care of herself by flaunting her gadgets online. She bragged about having receipt.
OECD ups world economic outlook as tariffs contained, for now
The world economy will grow more than previously forecast this year after absorbing the shock of US President Donald Trump's tariffs, but their full impact remains uncertain, the OECD said Tuesday. In June, the Paris-based organisation had cut its forecast from 3.1 percent to 2.9 percent, warning at the time that Trump's tariffs would stifle the world economy.
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