Actress Ariyiike Dimples stopped attending church for 3 years
Nigerian actress Ariyiike Dimples opens up about leaving her church for three years after an elder condemned her pencil skirt outfit. Discover her story and faith journey.
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Man remanded for alleged sexual assault on 3-year-old
Joseph Olasope remanded in Kirikiri prison for allegedly assaulting a 3-year-old pupil in Lagos school. Case adjourned until December 10 for DPP's advice. Share to raise awareness.
FG Denies Open Grazing Ban, Plans Ranching Transition
Federal Government clarifies open grazing is not banned, announces phased transition to modern ranching using 4.5M hectares of reserves. Learn about the new livestock development strategy.
852 GBV cases reported in Nasarawa in 9 months
Nasarawa State reports 852 Gender-Based Violence cases from January to September 2025. Commissioner Hauwa Jugbo reveals rising technology-facilitated GBV and government's zero-tolerance stance. Report cases now!
Nigeria Bans Open Grazing to Stop Farmer-Herder Clashes
Federal government declares final ban on open grazing nationwide. Minister Maiha announces ranching alternative as solution to decades-long conflicts. Read full details.
Ariyiike Dimples: Why I Stopped Church for 3 Years
Nigerian actress Ariyiike Dimples opens up about why she stopped attending church for three years after being judged for her pencil skirt outfit. Read her emotional story.
Abia Seals Tinubu's Campaign Office in Umuahia
Abia State government has sealed President Tinubu's campaign office in Umuahia for violating tax laws. The action was taken by the Ministry of Lands and Housing on November 25. Read full details.
DSS Releases IPOB Suspect After 3 Years, Pays N5m
DSS Director General Oluwatosin Adeola Ajayi orders release of Kenneth Okechukwu Nwafor detained since July 2022, awards N5 million compensation and free medical care. Read more about this justice reform.
New NMLA Exco Pledges Maritime Law Advancement
Newly elected NMLA executives led by Mike Igbokwe (SAN) commit to advancing maritime legal practice in Nigeria. Learn about their vision for unification and development.
Chocolate Giants Implicated in Liberia Deforestation
A new report links Mars, Nestle, and others to deforestation in Liberia's rainforest. High cocoa prices are driving forest loss. Learn the facts and what it means for sustainable chocolate.
158 LGAs, 2 States Achieve Open Defecation Free Status
Nigeria celebrates as 158 LGAs and 2 states achieve open defecation free status. FG and UK partners call for sustained efforts to expand WASH achievements nationwide.
UI Leaders Celebrate Dr. Adeniran's Daughter's PhD
University of Ibadan leadership celebrated Dr. Gani Adeniran as his daughter, Halimat, earned a PhD in Law. The event highlighted UI's community spirit and its latest global ranking achievement.
1000 Law Students Get Anti-Money Laundering Training
Over 1,000 Nigerian law school students received crucial Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Financing of Terrorism training in Abuja. This UK-supported initiative aims to equip future lawyers as financial system gatekeepers.
40+ Suspects Arraigned in Edo Court Over Alleged Crimes
Edo State Migration Agency arraigned over 40 suspects for alleged offenses including indecent dressing and unlawful activities. Watch the full story and see what happened in court.
Lady Supports Sister-in-Law for Abandoning Brother With 4 Kids
A Nigerian woman expresses joy after her brother's wife left him with their four children, revealing his neglectful behavior. Read the viral story and reactions.
Court Convicts Nnamdi Kanu on Terrorism Charges
Federal High Court in Abuja finds IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu guilty on all seven terrorism counts. Read the full details of the landmark judgment and its implications.
Nnamdi Kanu convicted, faces death sentence
Federal High Court convicts Nnamdi Kanu for terrorism over broadcasts threatening Nigeria's unity. He risks the death penalty. Read the full details of the judgment.
Spanish Court Orders Meta to Pay €479M to Media
A Spanish court has ruled that Meta must pay local media €479 million for unfair competition by violating data rules. This landmark case impacts global media survival.
Katsina declared Open Defecation-Free, joins Jigawa
Katsina State has been officially declared Open Defecation Free, making it the second state after Jigawa to achieve this sanitation milestone. Discover Nigeria's progress toward the 2030 ODF target.
SWUN Secures Law Programme Approval from NUC
Southwestern University in Ogun State receives NUC accreditation for Law degree programme, marking significant academic expansion. Discover how this shapes legal education in Nigeria.
Lagos Commits to Accessible Sanitation on World Toilet Day
Lagos State government has reaffirmed its commitment to providing safe, affordable, and sustainable sanitation for all residents, announcing 200 new public toilets and partnerships to achieve an Open Defecation Free status by 2030.
Funny Marco's Rise: Viral Pranks to Celebrity Fame
Discover how Funny Marco transformed viral prank videos into a successful comedy career, interviewing stars like Nicki Minaj and Chris Brown. Learn about his net worth and family life.
EU Delays Deforestation Rules to 2026 After Opposition
EU member states approve one-year delay to anti-deforestation regulations, pushing implementation to end of 2026 amid business concerns. Environmental groups condemn the move.
TikTok Influencer Pays $1.75M for Marriage Ruin
North Carolina court orders TikTok influencer Brenay Kennard to pay $1.75 million for destroying a marriage through affair with married manager. Justice served for broken family.
Lady Shares Mother-in-Law's Heartwarming Voice Note
A Nigerian woman goes viral after sharing her mother-in-law's caring voice note on TikTok. The audio shows genuine concern about her weight loss and promises malt money.
Wike-Military Land Feud: Rule of Law Must Prevail
Senior Advocate Joseph Dauda insists rule of law must override emotion in Wike-naval officer altercation. Learn how this impacts Abuja land administration.
64th FirstBank Lagos Open Golf Tees Off
The 64th FirstBank Lagos Open Golf Tournament has commenced at Ikoyi Club 1938. Caddies took the first swings, with a N34.5 million prize pool and a BMW hole-in-one prize up for grabs. Read more!
Drug traffickers abandon 1,455kg cannabis in Edo
NDLEA operatives intercept two Sienna buses carrying 1,455kg of cannabis in Edo State. Traffickers abandoned vehicles and fled. Commander issues stern warning to drug cartels.
UNICAL Law Dean Jailed 5 Years for Sexual Harassment
Federal High Court sentences UNICAL Law Dean Cyril Ndifon to 5 years imprisonment for sexually harassing female students. Judge condemns abuse of power in academic institutions.
VDM and Mr Jollof to face law over plane fight - NCAA
NCAA confirms Martins Otse (VDM) and Freedom Atsepoyi (Mr Jollof) will face legal consequences for their physical altercation aboard Abuja-bound aircraft. Full investigation underway.
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