Bobi Wine Under House Arrest After Uganda Election
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine is under house arrest as early results show President Museveni leading with 76.25%. The election was marred by an internet blackout and technical issues.
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10 Killed at Ugandan MP's Home During Polls
Ugandan security forces stormed an opposition lawmaker's home, killing 10 campaign agents. The incident occurred during elections under an internet blackout. Read the full report.
Uganda Votes Under Internet Shutdown, Polling Delays
Uganda's 2026 election sees President Museveni seek a 7th term amid internet blackout, biometric failures, and opposition crackdown. Read the full report on the chaotic voting day.
Six-Month Blackout Hits Calabar Communities
Residents of Ikpai Ohom and Big Qua Town in Calabar face severe hardship after six months without power due to a failed transformer. They call on Governor Bassey Otu for urgent help.
Motor Boy Dies in Ogun Truck Collision
A motor boy died instantly after a brake failure caused a truck crash on Koro-Otun road in Ogun State. The driver of the other truck fled the scene. Read details.
Starlink Provides Free Internet to Iranian Protesters
Elon Musk's Starlink reportedly offers free satellite internet in Iran, helping activists bypass government blackouts and share footage of the violent crackdown. Read the full story.
Motor Boy Dies in Ogun Truck Crash After Brake Failure
A motor boy lost his life instantly after a brake failure caused a truck to ram into a container truck on the Koro-Otun road in Ogun State. TRACE confirms details.
Amazon's Kuiper Gets Licence to Challenge Starlink in Nigeria
Amazon's Project Kuiper secures a 7-year NCC licence, setting the stage for a major satellite internet showdown with Elon Musk's Starlink in Nigeria. Discover how this competition will reshape broadband access.
Calabar Communities Endure 6-Month Blackout, Plead for Help
Residents of Ikpai Ohom and Big Qua Town in Calabar face six months of darkness after a faulty 1968 transformer was removed. They accuse PHED of inaction and appeal to Governor Bassey Otu for urgent intervention.
Uganda Imposes Internet Blackout Before Election
Uganda has ordered a nationwide internet shutdown two days before its general election, citing misinformation risks. This contradicts government assurances. Read the full details.
Iran Internet Shutdown Enters 4th Day Amid Protests
Iran's nationwide internet blackout surpasses 84 hours, hiding a deadly crackdown on anti-government protesters. Global solidarity rallies demand action. Read more.
Iran Says 'Fully Prepared for War' With US, Open to Talks
Iran's Foreign Minister states the nation is ready for conflict but prefers negotiation amid rising US threats. Get the latest on the diplomatic standoff and internal protests.
Tambuwal Warns Nigeria Needs Collective Rescue
Senator Aminu Tambuwal warns Nigeria has dangerously strayed from democratic ideals. On his 60th birthday, he calls for a national reckoning and collective action to salvage governance.
Trump Issues Strong Military Warning to Iran Amid Protests
US President Donald Trump warns of 'very strong options' as Iran protests escalate. Rights groups report hundreds killed and thousands detained. Read the latest developments.
Kogi Man Appeals for Help After Wife, Two Children Kidnapped
A Kogi man pleads for government intervention after gunmen abducted his wife and two children from their new home. The family recounts a night of terror and failed rescue attempts.
Truck Crash on Lagos' Otedola Bridge Causes Major Gridlock
A mini truck lost control on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, crashing into cars on Otedola Bridge. A family miraculously escaped unhurt. Read about the latest accident on this notorious blackspot.
Iran Protests: 51 Dead, Khamenei Vows Crackdown
Iran's Supreme Leader vows no retreat as protests enter 13th day. Internet blackout masks violence, death toll rises to 51. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
Tomato Truck Crash on Otedola Bridge, No Lives Lost
A truck carrying tomatoes crashed into vehicles on Lagos's Otedola Bridge after brake failure. The accident occurred at noon on Thursday, January 8. Thankfully, no fatalities were recorded.
Iran Internet Blackout Amid Mass Anti-Government Protests
Iran faces nationwide internet blackout as protests over economic hardship spread. Over 45 killed, 2000 detained. Get the full story on the escalating crisis.
Abia Debunks Rumour of Otti Stopping EFCC Arrests
Abia State Government denies claims Governor Alex Otti blocked EFCC from arresting 59 alleged internet fraudsters in Aba. Commissioner Okey Kanu labels story recycled propaganda.
No Safety Inspections at Swiss Bar for 5 Years Before Fire
Mayor of Crans-Montana admits no safety checks at Le Constellation bar since 2020, as death toll hits 40. Sparklers now banned. Read the full investigation details.
$9.7B Submarine Cable Investments Propel Nigeria's Internet
Investments in global submarine cables hit $9.7 billion, with Nigeria landing 8 major systems. This infrastructure now delivers 1Tbps traffic, boosting broadband to 50.58%. Discover how it transforms Nigeria's digital economy.
Alimosho Global Crossover: 2026 Declared Year of Abundance
Thousands attended the High Tower Global Church's Alimosho Global Crossover. Prophet Rufus Ikotun declared 2026 a year of divine abundance and an end to banditry. Read about the night of worship and massive outreach.
Starlink Users Face Service Cut Over Biometric Registration
The NCC has set a final deadline of December 31, 2025, for Starlink subscribers to complete mandatory biometric registration. Over 66,000 users risk service suspension. Act now to avoid disconnection.
Nigerian Lawyer Femi Gbede Wins Global Leader Award
Investment lawyer Femi Gbede receives the Emerging Global Leader Award at the Global Entrepreneurship Festival in Accra. Discover his vision for legal leadership and global impact.
Last-Mile Hurdles Rob Rural Nigeria of Digital Economy
Despite billions invested in fibre, Nigeria's rural communities remain disconnected. Explore how the last-mile gap cripples farmers, healthcare, and education, widening the national digital divide.
Actor Ijebu Spent N1.8 Trillion on Data in 2025
Yoruba actor Ijebu shocks fans by revealing he spent an estimated N1.8 trillion on internet data in 2025. The comic actor said the cost kept him awake at night. Read full story.
Jos Tanker Crash Kills 6, Injures 5 After Brake Failure
A fatal auto crash involving a fuel tanker near Polo Club Roundabout in Jos has claimed six lives and injured five. The FRSC confirms details of the tragic accident and the multi-agency response.
US Strikes Indict Nigeria's Security, Says Hashim
Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim says US airstrikes on IS in Nigeria highlight FG's security failures. He calls for urgent internal reforms and decisive leadership to address the crisis.
Analysis: Nigeria's Cycle of Plunder Politics Deepens
An in-depth analysis of how systemic corruption, ballooning debt, and insecurity have turned Nigeria into a nation exploited by its leaders. Read why calls for change grow louder.
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