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Former governor breaks silence as he loses N228.4m to Nigerian govt
Senator Theodore Orji has refuted allegations of money laundering by the EFCC. He dismissed claims of alleged forfeiture of N228.4 million to the Federal Government.
BREAKING: China's Yi meets Tinubu's minister in Abuja, details, videos emerge
China's Yi has arrived at the ministry of foreign affairs in Abuja to meet with Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, a key member of President Bola Tinubu's cabinet.
James Spader's net worth (2025): What is the actor doing now?
What is James Spader's net worth? The actor is famous for his role in the NBC thriller series The Blacklist. Find out more about the actor and what he is doing now.
120+ best gangster quotes and sayings about life, love and loyalty
Discover inspiring gangster quotes and sayings here. The article shares an amazing collection of quotes about life, love, and loyalty that can motivate you.
“What I told Tinubu when I met with him,” Reno Omokri speaks
Reno Omokri has urged President Tinubu to communicate his successes to counter criticism from opposition figures. He highlighted Tinubu's key achievements.
UK University invites Nigerians to apply for full master's scholarship, get N29 million stipend
The University of Exeter is offering scholarship opportunities to 10 students who want to pursue a master's degree in Teaching English as a Second Language.
Ghanaian prophet who predicted Junior Pope's death, shares prophecy about Pete Edochie, fans jittery
A Ghanian prophet has shared the prophecy he had about veteran actor, Pete Edochie in 2025. He noted that his family needs to wake up and do a sacrifice.
Police arrest Lagos teacher for slapping 3-year-old pupil, video trends
Police authorities in Lagos state have arrested a Lagos teacher after a viral video showed her allegedly abusing a three-year-old pupil. Investigations has commenced
Kogi government mandates parents’ tax clearance for tertiary institution admission seekers
Kogi State mandates parents’ tax clearance for tertiary admissions, sparking controversy as officials defend it as vital for revenue and education funding.
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