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'Battlefield' video game sees big-time sales
The latest installment of military video game "Battlefield" hit the market with sales rivaling that of blockbuster rival "Call of Duty," publisher Electronic Arts (EA) announced on Thursday. That is on par with sales reported for the October 2024 debut of the most recent "Call of Duty" game, a new installment of which is set for release next month.
Sarah Martins allegedly assaulted by uniformed men during charity work on streets of Lagos, video trends
Sarah Martins shares a video after allegedly being assaulted by uniformed men while cooking and distributing free food to the homeless on the streets of Lagos.
US budget deficit narrows just slightly despite tariff revenues
The US budget deficit narrowed just slightly over the past year, official data showed Thursday -- despite a surge in customs revenues, which hit a record as President Donald Trump imposed wide-ranging tariffs since January. Trump has repeatedly trumpeted the tariff revenues his administration has collected this year.
Senegal players taunt Super Eagles after failing to book automatic World Cup spot, video
Senegal stars took a jab at the Super Eagles in a viral video after the three-time AFCON winners missed out on an automatic ticket to the 2026 World Cup.
Ajadi kicks against proposed bill to move 2027 elections to 2026
Olufemi Ajadi, a chieftain of the NNPP, has kicked against the move by the national assembly to move the date for the 2027 election following major debate.
Lady mourns Rev Uma Ukpai, mentions 2 touching things he did for her grandmother years ago
A Nigerian lady shared what her grandmother told her after hearing about Rev. Uma Ukpai’s death. The lady shared the two touching things he did for her grandmother.
10 Nigeria’s oldest pastors still active in ministry despite advanced age
Ten veteran Nigerian preachers, aged between 71 and 96, remain active in ministry, continuing decades of evangelism, leadership, and faith-driven service
Anti-terrorism: Defence headquarters open up on why Nigerian soldiers are yet to get their allowances
Amid its anti-terrorism drive, the defence headquarters on Thursday, October 16, opened up on why soldiers in Nigeria are yet to get their allowances.
FG clarifies claims that JAMB is no longer required for university admissions
The Federal Ministry of Education confirmed JAMB remains mandatory for tertiary admissions in Nigeria, dismissing false reports suggesting otherwise.
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