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The Nigeria Union of Journalists has warned the NSCDC in Kogi to cease intimidation of journalists. Failure to comply may result in a coverage embargo on their activities.
Two lecturers from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University have denied allegations of misconduct and sexual harassment after being dismissed. They were part of five academic staff members sacked by the university's governing council.
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) held a nationwide Black Sunday to honor victims of insecurity. They urged the government to take immediate action to address the ongoing crisis.
The Gamaliel and Susan Onosode Foundation has awarded Osun student Ajisafe Qoreebullah for his exceptional WASSCE results. This recognition highlights the importance of academic excellence among Nigerian students.
Teachers in Lagos are protesting the detention of a colleague arrested for a drama presentation on banditry. They are calling for a review of the situation, arguing that it was not merely 'content creation'.
Former President Obasanjo is calling for a national body to protect and promote Nigeria's Adire craftsmanship. He emphasizes its importance for both the economy and cultural heritage.
Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' has debuted strongly at the North American box office, led by an ensemble cast featuring Emily Blunt and Josh O'Connor. The film explores a decades-long coverup of extra-terrestrial visitations.
Sterling One Foundation is promoting inclusive climate action in Nigeria through its new One Million Trees Planting Initiative. The initiative aims to combat deforestation and encourage community participation in environmental sustainability.
African representatives in China have condemned xenophobic violence, emphasizing unity among Africans. They called for treating each other as brothers and sisters, rejecting artificial boundaries.
Wole Olaoye warns South Africa about the consequences of their actions, emphasizing the importance of maintaining good relations. He uses proverbs to illustrate the idea that one should not harm future opportunities.
Ayo Akerele shares a personal story about how a flight delay in 2015 changed his life. The experience taught him valuable lessons about fate and timing.
A university has dismissed two professors and three staff members for alleged sexual misconduct and extortion. The decision was made during a Governing Council meeting held on June 12.
A Lagos barber, Damilola, has set a new Guinness World Record by completing a 90-hour haircut marathon. His journey in hairdressing began in 2006, and he has also taught the craft in various schools.
First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu has encouraged Nigerian youth to embrace voluntary blood donation at public hospitals. She emphasizes the importance of this practice for community health and support.
WILAN Global has brought together female leaders to promote cooperation across Nigeria. This initiative aims to strengthen collaboration among women in various sectors.
Smids Animation Studios is partnering with the National Theatre to nurture the next generation of African animators. This initiative aims to enhance the skills and opportunities for aspiring animators across the continent.
Daddy Freeze explains his choice to wear black at Alex Ekubo's funeral, despite the white dress code. His decision has sparked controversy among attendees and fans alike.
Daddy Freeze justified his choice to wear black at Alexx Ekubo's memorial service, emphasizing the tragedy of the actor's death. He believes it should be seen as a significant loss rather than a celebration.
Samuel Ogbuku, the Managing Director of NDDC, has been appointed as the new Paramount Ruler of Ayakoro Community in Bayelsa. He has pledged to promote peace and development in the region.
A fire caused by a high-tension line has destroyed a supermarket in Ilorin, Kwara. The incident highlights the need for improved fire safety measures in the area.
Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has clinched the top position in the 2026 University Duel Competition. This achievement highlights OAU's academic excellence and competitive spirit.
The Sultan of Sokoto has urged Nigerian Muslims to observe the sighting of the new moon to mark the Islamic New Year. This call emphasizes the importance of community participation in religious traditions.
Femi Aribisala reflects on the unwavering belief in Jesus despite life's challenges. He shares personal experiences of answered prayers, emphasizing the power of faith.
Thierry Henry has clarified his World Cup joke with IShowSpeed, emphasizing his respect and affection for Nigeria. He addressed the online misinterpretations to reaffirm his love for the country.
Governor Diri advocates for peace and cultural renewal at the Ekpetiama Okolede New Yam Festival in Bayelsa. He highlights the importance of preserving the Ijaw language.
Filmmaker Tunde Kelani has honored the memory of late actor Kola Oyewo, praising his exceptional talent. Kelani believes Oyewo's legacy will inspire future generations in Nigeria's theatre and film industry.
Max Amuchie has published a trilogy exploring the philosophical aspects of state decline. This work expands the global archival footprint of critical institutional repositories.
HK Chairman's rise in Nigeria's digital entertainment sector is attracting significant attention. Warri is becoming a hub for comedy, showcasing some of the country's top stand-up talent.
The Sultan has called for a nationwide moon sighting in preparation for the Islamic New Year celebrations. This directive aims to unify the Muslim community in Nigeria during this significant time.
Governor Alex Otti has pledged to support initiatives that promote unity, cultural preservation, and community development in Abia State. His commitment aims to enhance social cohesion and foster community growth.