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Gunmen carry out a Kogi orphanage attack, kidnapping 23 pupils and a proprietor’s wife. Security forces have rescued 15, with efforts ongoing for the rest.
A series of fires have destroyed nearly ₦500 million worth of onion stocks in Sokoto, Nigeria, prompting a security investigation into suspected sabotage.
Nigeria's external reserves have declined after previously gaining. This fluctuation is influenced by oil revenue changes and foreign exchange interventions.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is establishing a new paramilitary unit called the 'mining guard' to enhance security at its mines. This initiative aims to protect the country's extensive mineral resources.
Pope Leo XIV has met with Sarah Mullally, the first woman Archbishop of Canterbury, at the Vatican. They discussed the importance of Christian unity and evangelisation.
The court martial over last year's foiled coup plot in Nigeria will resume on May 8, a spokesman for the country's Defence Headquarters told AFP on Monday. The post Court martial over coup plot to resume May 8 – DHQ appeared first on Vanguard News.
Since sealing his permanent move, the former Napoli forward has delivered relentlessly, 20 goals and seven assists in 31 appearances across all competitions. Output that has turned Galatasaray’s ambition into tangible progress The post “I can score against any team” — Os...
Lebanon and Israel's US ambassadors held two meetings in Washington over the past weeks, the first of their kind in decades. The post Hezbollah leader rejects Lebanon-Israel direct talks appeared first on Vanguard News.
Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia has recused herself from the VDM's police case against BLord. She has ordered that the case be reassigned to another court by the Honourable Chief Judge.
Serie A’s head of referees, Gianluca Rocchi, voluntarily suspends himself amid a Rocchi fraud probe into alleged sporting fraud and biased appointments.
The faction als issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the conveners of the Ibadan meeting to publicly explain how and why the Accord Party’s identity was used without its consent The post 2027: Accord disowns Ibadan coalition, reaffirms independent presidential bid appeared first on Pr...
A Federal High Court has barred journalists from the bail proceedings of six defendants accused in a suspected coup plotters’ trial, raising transparency c
Entrepreneurs often rush into product development without validating market demand, which can lead to costly mistakes. Research indicates that confirming real demand is crucial before launching a new product.
The Akwa Ibom government has increased COVID-19 surveillance in response to a new outbreak in a neighboring state. This proactive measure aims to protect public health and prevent the spread of the virus.
Taiwo ‘Esepo’ Agbaje wins the WBA Africa lightweight title but loses his N2m bet after failing to knock out rival Tosin ‘Sojar Boy’ Osaigbovo.
Governor Otti appointed Mrs. Kalu, wife of a political opponent, to a key government position, sparking criticism. He defended the decision, emphasizing merit over political affiliations.
The Rivers State Police Command has smashed a major car theft syndicate, arresting four suspects and recovering several stolen vehicles. Read the full stor
A Ukrainian drone strike on the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reportedly killed a transport worker, escalating tensions and safety concerns.
A severe windstorm caused significant NYSC camp damage in Niger State. Gov. Bago has ordered immediate repairs to affected hostels and facilities.
Osun police seek public help to identify the family of a 70-year-old missing woman found wandering. Help reunite Shifawu Alabi with her loved ones.
Nigerian women are playing a pivotal role in transforming the economy with their ambition and strategic initiatives. Their contributions are becoming increasingly visible and impactful.
Armed men attacked mourners in Ushongo LGA, Benue State, resulting in the deaths of three individuals and the abduction of two others. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Nigeria’s Federal Government will introduce a new textbook ranking system and ban unrated textbooks in schools starting September 2026 to improve quality.
A court has prohibited journalists from covering the trial of alleged coup plotters. The trial is taking place under heavy security measures.
JAMB has announced that only candidates aged 16 and above by September 30, 2026, can take the UTME, with scores for underage candidates being withheld. This policy aims to ensure compliance with examination eligibility requirements.
FCT teachers have suspended their strike following a N5 billion commitment from Governor Wike. This decision aims to improve educational conditions in the region.
The family of Abdulsamad Jamiu, a corps member, rejects the Nigerian Army’s claim he died in a crossfire, demanding an independent probe into his death.
Police in Kano successfully rescued a kidnapped child and arrested the suspects involved. The kidnappers had initially demanded a ransom of N1 million but did not release the boy even after receiving payment.
Kano Governor Abba Yusuf has condemned the behavior of local youths during First Lady Remi Tinubu's visit, labeling it disgraceful and immoral. He emphasized that such conduct does not reflect the values of the state.
Iran's foreign minister criticized the US for the stalled negotiations during his visit to Russia. The ongoing diplomatic efforts appear to be at a standstill.