TAU Graduates 16 First Class, 40 Second Class Upper
Thomas Adewumi University celebrates 63 graduates with 16 First Class honors. The STEM-focused institution demonstrates rapid growth and global partnerships in Kwara State.
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Sahara Group launches 20,000-tree reforestation in Edo
Sahara Group partners with Gelegele Forest Reserve in Edo State, planting 20,000 trees to restore degraded land and fight climate change. Discover their vision for a greener Africa.
SERAP sues Akpabio, Abbas over ₦18.6bn payments
SERAP files lawsuit against National Assembly leaders over missing ₦18.6bn for commission complex. Demand full accountability and transparency in public funds management.
Legal Battle: Lawyer Represents Both FBN and NUPRC
Senior lawyer Babajide Koku's dual representation in Nestoil-FBN legal battle raises conflict of interest concerns, threatening Nigeria's oil sector integrity. Stakeholders warn of serious consequences.
Obasanjo on Foreign Intervention in Nigeria's Insecurity
Former President Obasanjo defends Nigerians seeking international help against insecurity while calling for technology deployment. Read his response to Trump's military threat.
Rudeboy sues after false social media accusations
Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, known as Rudeboy, takes legal action after a woman's false rape allegations on social media. The accuser has been arrested and charged to court. Read the full story.
Court Strikes Out Nnamdi Kanu's N50bn Suit Against FG
Federal High Court dismisses Nnamdi Kanu's N50 billion rights violation case against Nigerian government due to lack of diligent prosecution. Read full details.
Trump Escalates Venezuela Drug Fight to Land Operations
US President Donald Trump announces military escalation against Venezuelan drug traffickers, moving from sea to land operations. Read latest developments on this growing conflict.
120 Bag First Class at Madonna University Convocation
Madonna University announces 120 first-class graduates among 1,800 students at its 23rd convocation. The institution celebrates 26 years of uninterrupted academic calendar and major achievements.
AfDB Approves $500m Loan for Nigeria Energy Reforms
African Development Bank approves $500 million loan to support Nigeria's energy sector reforms and climate action. Learn how this funding will transform Nigeria's power sector.
FIFA Legal Battle Over Ronaldo Red Card
FIFA risks major legal challenge after Cristiano Ronaldo's controversial red card in World Cup match. Get the latest updates on potential lawsuit.
Campbell's denies using 3D-printed chicken in soups
Food giant Campbell's dismisses as 'absurd' claims by executive about 3D-printed chicken in soups. Company places VP on leave amid racism allegations and lawsuit.
Myus.com Accused of Scamming International Customers
Florida shipping company Myus.com faces multiple fraud allegations from foreign customers claiming stolen packages. Victims report automated denials and jurisdictional barriers when seeking justice.
Katy Perry Demands $4.7M from Disabled Veteran
Pop star Katy Perry seeks $4.7 million from disabled veteran Carl Westcott in ongoing Montecito mansion legal battle. Get the latest updates on this high-profile court case.
Mohbad's Widow Takes Legal Action Over Estate
Omowunmi Aloba, Mohbad's widow, has filed legal documents at Lagos High Court to safeguard her late husband's estate from unauthorized claims. Learn about the court action and public reaction.
SERAP: DSS Illegally Invaded Our Abuja Office
SERAP reiterates DSS unlawfully invaded its Abuja office during court proceedings. Organization stands by sworn statements alleging fake names, unmarked vehicles used. Read full details.
76 First Class Graduates at ACU's 17th Convocation
Ajayi Crowther University announces 76 First Class graduates and major reform agenda ahead of 17th convocation featuring Professor Toyin Falola. Discover the transformation plans.
Peggy Ovire Responds to N100m Lawsuit Amid CCTV Controversy
Nollywood actress Peggy Ovire breaks silence on Taye Arimoro's N100m lawsuit, claiming he omitted key facts. New CCTV footage complicates the case as fans remain divided. Read full details.
SERAP: DSS unlawfully invaded our Abuja office
SERAP reaffirms DSS unlawfully invaded its Abuja office in September 2024. The organization provides evidence of false identities and unmarked vehicles used during the intrusion.
BBC hunts new boss as Trump row continues
The BBC has officially begun searching for a new director general following Tim Davie's resignation over a misleading Trump edit. Learn about the $5 billion lawsuit threat and internal fallout.
Oyedepo Calls for Prayer Against Christian Attacks
Bishop David Oyedepo urges Christians to pray one hour nightly amid rising violence. Italy and US condemn targeted killings in Nigeria. Read the full story.
COP30: $1.3 Trillion Climate Finance Deal Reached
COP30 concludes with historic $1.3 trillion annual climate finance commitment by 2035, but fails to deliver fossil fuels transition roadmap. Key outcomes for Nigeria analyzed.
Trump Threatens Military Action in Nigeria Over Genocide Claims
US President Donald Trump reiterates anger over alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria, threatens to cut aid and launch military action. Nigerian government rejects claims.
Unknown Soja Premieres in Nigerian Cinemas November 21
Unknown Soja, a new Nigerian action thriller, debuts nationwide November 21, 2025. Directed by Marc Adebesin, featuring top Nollywood stars. Watch the trailer now!
Nigerian UK Soldier Rejects Trump's Military Action
A Nigerian soldier serving in the UK Air Force declares he would resign rather than fight against his homeland following Trump's genocide claims and military threat against Nigeria.
UNILORIN Graduate Regrets Giving Up on First Class
A UNILORIN linguistics graduate's viral TikTok video expresses regret after watching top students celebrated at convocation. Her emotional story sparks nationwide discussion about academic pressure.
15 Petitions Flood Rivers Human Rights Tribunal
Over 15 petitions presented at the People’s Tribunal in Port Harcourt expose human rights abuses and environmental injustice in Rivers State. Victims seek justice where conventional systems have failed.
COP30: Brazil Seeks Consensus on Fossil Fuel Phase-Down
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil's President Lula urges global climate action, fossil fuel reduction, and climate justice. World leaders must commit to emissions cuts now.
DAWN Commission Demands State Police Legislation
DAWN Commission calls for urgent legislative action to establish state police as Nigeria faces escalating terrorism, banditry, and kidnappings. Read why this reform is critical for national security.
Youth Demand Action as Climate Crisis Worsens at COP30
Young leaders worldwide demand urgent climate action as 2024 breaks heat records and passes 1.5°C warming threshold. Climate anxiety affects 78% of children under 12.
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