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Mr. Oyebanji won the recent governorship election and has reached out to his opponents, offering cooperation. This gesture aims to foster unity and collaboration in Ekiti State's governance.
Odiraa Nwankwor has been honored with the Philanthropist of the Year Award for his significant contributions to global health. The recognition comes from the Anambra Man of the Year Awards, highlighting his impact in the field.
The Lagos State Taskforce has seized 278 motorcycles due to traffic violations and links to criminal activities. This action aims to enhance road safety and security in the metropolis.
The police have arrested the parents of twin infants who tragically died after being dumped in a drainage. Investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances surrounding this heartbreaking incident.
A former OGTV presenter, Mrs. Kitan Oyesiku, and her security guard were tragically found murdered in Abeokuta. The incident has raised concerns about safety in the area.
TikTok star Peller has confirmed the payment of bride price for his partner Jarvis during their introduction ceremony. This marks a significant step in their traditional marriage rites.
Femi Aribisala discusses the strength of faith in overcoming adversity, highlighting the surprising knowledge of a Canaanite woman about God's promises. The article emphasizes the importance of belief amidst challenges faced by Christian women.
King Charles III will disclose his personal tax payments to enhance transparency amid growing scrutiny of royal finances. This move aims to foster public trust in the monarchy.
The Concerned Fulani People of Nigeria has urged President Bola Tinubu and Governor Seyi Makinde to rein in Yoruba nation agitator Sunday Igboho. The organization seeks to address rising tensions in the region.
Nigerian visual artist Omolara Coker has won the $5,000 Myma Art prize, highlighting the growth of West Africa's creative economy. This award honors the enduring legacy of art collectors in the region.
Yusuf Kamorudeen, an aide to President Tinubu, received the Afro-cultural humanitarian leadership award at the 3rd Edition of the Afro-Cultural Conference in Abeokuta. The event celebrated contributions to cultural leadership and humanitarian efforts.
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda has announced a ban on the export of live animals to promote local meat processing. This initiative aims to boost the state's economy and enhance food security.
Vozinha, the Cape Verde goalkeeper, will have the support of his mother in the stands during their World Cup match against Uruguay. This emotional moment has brought joy to Vozinha and his fans ahead of the game in Miami.
Governor Sim Fubara highlights the importance of a supportive environment for attracting investors. He believes that creating an enabling atmosphere is the best incentive for businesses.
Curacao's goalkeeper humorously suggested he deserves a statue after his impressive performance in the World Cup. He made 15 crucial saves against Ecuador, helping his team stay in the tournament.
The Oyo State Police have denied allegations that activist Sunday Igboho was involved in the rescue of kidnapped victims. This follows reports suggesting his participation, leading to a confrontation between the police and Igboho's supporters.
Nigerian police retirees are planning a protest on June 29 to demand President Tinubu's approval of the Police Exit Bill. They warn that failure to sign the bill by June 22, 2026, could trigger further nationwide protests.
SERAP has called on Senate President Godswill Akpabio and House Speaker Tajudeen Abbas to repay N110 billion spent on luxury vehicles and improper allowances. They have given the leaders a seven-day ultimatum to comply with this demand.
Tuggar has paid tribute to the late Sule Katagum, a former deputy governor of Bauchi, highlighting his wisdom and service. Katagum is remembered as a respected elder and leader who positively impacted many lives.
A terrorist attack occurred in Tsamiya community, Kebbi State, resulting in property destruction and the abduction of a resident. The Kebbi State Police Command has verified the incident.
Officer Woos has refuted claims that he declared the death of fellow content creator Broda Shaggy. He clarified that the reports are false and misleading.
Emmanuel Okotie-Eboh praised Nyesom Wike for his exceptional performance and strong work ethic as Federal Capital Territory Minister. He described Wike as a highly influential and result-oriented political figure in Nigeria.
The story of Oworonshoki highlights the struggles of residents facing abandonment and neglect. It sheds light on the need for urgent attention to improve living conditions in the area.
Lara Joseph shares her personal faith journey, highlighting the challenges and struggles she faced. She emphasizes that growing up in Christianity does not guarantee complacency in one's faith.
The celebration of June 12 highlights the gap between the ideals fought for and the current state of Nigeria. This contrast raises questions about the progress made since the struggle for democracy.
Curacao achieved their first World Cup point with a scoreless draw against Ecuador. This result keeps their hopes alive for advancing to the knockout stage.
Nigeria's federal structure is crucial for managing diversity and fostering development. Collaboration between the Centre and States is essential for effective governance.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has announced he has 343 days left in his eight-year tenure. He made this statement during a keynote address.
Peter Obi has raised alarms about the increasing number of internally displaced Nigerians due to insecurity. He emphasizes the urgent need to address this humanitarian crisis.
Justice Peter Lifu's ruling to deregister five political parties, including the ADC, has sparked controversy. Critics argue that the penalty against the ADC and Aregbesola is unwarranted and detrimental to political diversity.