Body of missing former Kajuru LG chairman found after bandit attack

The body of former Kajuru Local Government chairman Ibrahim Gajere has been discovered after he was declared missing during a deadly bandit attack in Kajuru. The incident had earlier left several residents dead while others were abducted, throwing the community into fear and uncertainty. Sources said the family was notified after the remains were found, […]
I was forced to lie about relationship with Tonto, Churchill – Rosy Meurer reacts to old video

Nollywood actress Rosy Meurer has responded to criticism over conflicting statements about her past connection to Tonto Dikeh and businessman Olakunle Churchill. The controversy resurfaced after an old clip showed her describing the former couple as family friends. The earlier video contradicted her recent claim that she never knew or had any relationship with Tonto […]
Electoral Act: Anti-democratic, betrayal of Nigerians – PDP knocks NASS

The Peoples Democratic Party has criticised the National Assembly’s approval of amendments to the Electoral Act, calling the decision unfair and harmful to democracy. The opposition party said the move weakens public confidence in elections and ignores citizens’ demand for transparent voting processes. Party spokesman Ini Ememobong argued that lawmakers reversed earlier support for mandatory […]
Transfer: Nigerian-born defender joins Dutch club Sparta Rotterdam

Nigeria-born defender Hamdi Akujobi has completed a move to Excelsior Rotterdam on a free transfer, strengthening the Dutch side’s defensive options. The club confirmed the deal, noting that the contract runs until the end of the season with an option for an extension. The 26-year-old is currently recovering from a cruciate ligament injury he suffered […]
U.S. States Expand Ties With World Health Organization Global Response Network Following Federal Withdrawal

A growing number of U.S. states are moving to join the World Health Organization’s Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN), strengthening international public health partnerships in the wake of the federal government’s withdrawal from the United Nations health agency. On Feb. 17, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced that Wisconsin will become part of the […]
Transmission Company of Nigeria warns of brief outages and schedules maintenance at Niger Substation

The Transmission Company of Nigeria has announced a planned maintenance exercise at the Niger Substation, warning residents and businesses to expect short power interruptions. The company said the work is necessary to improve network efficiency and prevent unexpected system faults. According to officials, the temporary outage will affect some communities connected to the substation while […]
California Plans Legal Action Against Trump Administration Over Revised Childhood Vaccine Schedule

Rob Bonta announced Feb. 17 that California is preparing to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration following recent changes to the federal childhood immunization schedule. The revised schedule was issued Jan. 5 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), with support from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who currently leads the U.S. Department […]
US Releases New Details on Alleged 2020 Chinese Nuclear Test

A senior U.S. State Department official on Tuesday disclosed additional evidence supporting U.S. allegations that China conducted a covert underground nuclear test in June 2020, amid mounting concerns over the erosion of global arms control frameworks. Speaking at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute, Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Yeaw cited newly reviewed seismic […]
Release Nnamdi Kanu or return him to Kenya – South East monarch tells Tinubu

A South-East monarch, Eze Lawrence Agubuzu, has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to release detained Nnamdi Kanu or send him back to Kenya, where he was arrested. He made the request during a national summit held at the State House Abuja, warning that tension in the South-East is rising. Agubuzu said the continued detention of […]
Address security challenges not Hisbah Bill – Boys Brigade tells Niger Assembly

The Boys Brigade Nigeria, Niger State Council, has urged the Niger State House of Assembly to focus on insecurity and economic hardship instead of pursuing the controversial Hisbah Bill. The group said the proposed law could deepen division and distract leaders from urgent challenges affecting residents. In a statement issued after a meeting in Minna, […]