Politics
Abure Urges Tinubu: Use APC's Broom to Sweep Corruption from Nigeria
Labour Party Chairman Julius Abure calls on President Tinubu to decisively fight corruption, citing lack of empathy in leadership. He urges using the APC's broom symbol to clean the nation.
Business
Lagos Offers Free Park Entry for 3 Days This Christmas
Lagos State announces free entry to all state-managed parks from Dec 25-27, 2025, with extended hours until 8 PM. Enjoy family fun and festive lights!
Entertainment
2Baba Declares: 'I Don Stop to Dey Give Belle Anyhow' in Benin Confession
Veteran singer 2Baba makes a public confession in Benin, stating he has changed his ways and stopped impregnating women recklessly. He also shares his views on talent in the music industry.
Security
Muslim Man Defends Trump's Sokoto ISIS Bombing, Sparks Debate
A Nigerian Muslim man explains why Trump's airstrike on ISIS in Sokoto is not an attack on Islam, sparking intense online debate. Read his full statement and the reactions.
Education
Culture
Ilorin Group Elects New Leaders, Pledges N500m Community Impact
Ilorin Likeminds Foundation has elected new executives and reaffirmed its commitment to youth empowerment and community development in Kwara, having invested over N500 million in various projects.
Catholic Priest Says Nigeria's Future is Pregnant
Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Obimma (Ebube Muonso) delivers a Christmas message urging love and charity, while issuing a cryptic prophecy about Nigeria's uncertain future in 2026.
Ahiajoku Lecture Rescheduled to Q1 2026, Bill in Works
Imo State confirms the postponed Ahiajoku Lecture will now hold in Q1 2026. Governor Uzodimma to send a bill to establish the centre as a pan-Igbo affair. Read the full details.
600 Bags of Rice Donated to Gombe Christians for Christmas
Velocity Humanitarian Foundation in Gombe donates 600 bags of rice to CAN for Christmas distribution. The gesture aims to support vulnerable families and promote unity during the festive season.
Muslims Attend Kaduna Christmas Service Promoting Unity
In a powerful display of unity, hundreds of Muslims from across Northern Nigeria joined a Christmas service in Kaduna. Religious leaders champion peace and urge youths to reject violence. Read the full story.