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Iranian singer and artists have been sentenced to 74 lashes each for violating concert regulations. This harsh punishment highlights the ongoing issues of artistic freedom in Iran.
An Iranian court has sentenced singer Parastoo Ahmadi and seven artists to 74 lashes each for livestreaming a performance. This harsh punishment has drawn widespread condemnation from various human rights advocates.
NANS has warned the Federal Government of impending nationwide protests if outstanding NELFUND payments are not released. The association demands immediate action to address the two-month delay in students' upkeep allowances.
Liquorose and Saga have sparked marriage rumors with a new photo titled 'Heritage and Pride'. Their recent interactions suggest they may be reconsidering their past relationship.
The NUJ is urging the National Judicial Council to take action against a magistrate in Akwa Ibom for ejecting journalists from court. This incident raises serious concerns about press freedom and transparency within the judiciary.
Judy Austin has publicly defended Yul Edochie amidst allegations made by her ex-husband Emmanuel Obasi. This comes after Obasi's comments on a podcast regarding their failed marriage and Edochie's involvement.
The British Council and Cambridge International Education have recognized 156 students and schools in Nigeria for their exceptional academic achievements. This celebration highlights the commitment to educational excellence in the country.
The article reflects on the changing perceptions of South Africa in the context of the World Cup 2026. It highlights a shift from optimism in the 1990s to a more critical view today.
Kazeem Ademola Adio highlights that Nigeria's negative image is linked to its historical and socio-political issues. He emphasizes the need for addressing these challenges to improve the country's perception.
Renowned US comedy director James Burrows has passed away at the age of 85. He was celebrated for winning 11 Emmy awards and directing over 1,000 episodes of popular television programs.
Six Iranian students have been expelled from their university due to their suspected involvement in protests. These protests, which began over cost-of-living issues, have evolved into broader anti-establishment demonstrations across Iran.
The Africa Polling Institute has urged journalists to enhance social cohesion by practicing responsible reporting. This call emphasizes the crucial role of media in fostering unity within society.
The Niger Delta Development Commission has successfully trained 500 youths in CNG and auto gas conversion skills. This initiative aims to empower young people and promote sustainable energy practices in the region.
FUOYE has suspended two students for their role in cyberbullying the suspended SUG President, James Iyanuoluwa Adio. The university takes a strong stance against such behavior to maintain a respectful environment.
A Non-Governmental Organisation is intensifying efforts to combat Violence Against Women and Girls in Nigeria. The initiative aims to mobilize stakeholder support to end harmful practices.
The article discusses the impact of Sexpenditure on Nigeria's adult wellness sector over the past 13 years. It highlights the growth in trust, education, and access to intimacy products within the industry.
Gary and Eleanor's seven-year marriage faced challenges, but they are now looking forward to a new chapter. Their journey highlights the importance of resilience and hope in overcoming personal struggles.
A mother from Daudu community mourns the loss of her child, who was swept away by floodwaters while being carried on her back. The community gathered to pay their respects amid the tragedy.
Kenneth Nwa Okonkwo is celebrated for his authentic portrayal of characters in film. His dedication to his craft has made him a standout figure in the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Queen Esther Otuonye emphasizes the importance of redefining beauty standards in pageantry. She shares her journey of overcoming societal limitations through her core values of faith and purpose.
Effiong Akan's book launch at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs highlights the broader significance of his Uruan story for Nigeria. The event underscores the importance of cultural narratives in shaping national identity and discourse.
Dr. Esther Oludayo Afolabi, a retired school principal and entrepreneur, will be buried on June 26 and 27 in Modakeke. She was also a former staff member of Adeleke University, Ede.
A Non-Governmental Organisation is intensifying efforts to combat Violence Against Women and Girls in Nigeria. The initiative aims to mobilize stakeholder support for effective actions against this pressing issue.
An Argentine TV presenter has resigned after incorrectly reporting the death of Lionel Messi's father during a World Cup game. The false claim caused significant backlash and led to her departure from the network.
The Group Collective in Lagos is promoting underground electronic music and immersive experiences through its V Series beach raves. This initiative aims to foster community engagement and explore new musical influences.
The Recording Academy has announced five new categories for the upcoming 69th Grammy Awards. The ceremony is set to take place on February 7, 2027.
Filmmaker Omoni Oboli is donating all earnings from her movie 'The First Lady' to support the family of Alexx Ekubo. This generous act highlights the strong bond and friendship between them.
Dr. Olayiwola Awakan emphasizes the importance of perception, reputation, and communication in enhancing Nigeria's tourism sector. He advocates for promoting tourism through film and storytelling to attract more visitors.
A LAUTECH graduate died just a day after his graduation, leaving his family devastated. His sister revealed the struggles he faced in gaining admission to the university.
Former Head of State Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar shares a personal story about losing his first love during his time in Germany, as detailed in his autobiography 'Call of Duty.' He attributes this loss to poor telecommunications at the time.