Did Goodluck Jonathan Visit Nnamdi Kanu in Sokoto Prison?
A viral Facebook post claimed Goodluck Jonathan visited Nnamdi Kanu in Sokoto prison. Legit.ng found no evidence; AI tools flagged the image as likely fake.
Category : Security
NiMet Thunderstorm Alert for 14 States, FCT
NiMet warns of severe thunderstorms moving westward from Chad, Borno, and Adamawa, potentially affecting 14 states and the FCT between 3:22 p.m. and 9:22 p.m. on September 22, 2026.
Missing SA Journalist Micah Reddy Deported From Djibouti
South African journalist Micah Reddy, missing in Djibouti, has been deported and is returning to Johannesburg, CPJ Africa confirmed on Tuesday.
UK Publishes 91 Occupations Eligible for Scale-Up Visa
The UK government has released the official list of 91 occupations eligible for the Scale-Up Visa, covering roles in engineering, IT, law, science, and finance for fast-growing companies.
Lady Cries for Help as Family Resells Part of Land She Bought
Omosi Etsako bought a 100x100 plot in 2022 with savings from selling clothes online. In 2024, the family resold 50x100 of it to another buyer without her knowledge, and the new buyer destroyed her fence.
Electricity workers issue 3-day ultimatum to shut down power nationwide
Electricity workers threaten nationwide shutdown after NAF personnel allegedly assault and arrest 10 JED workers in Bauchi over unpaid bills.
North Korea missile test: Kim warns of 'incurable headache'
Kim Jong Un oversaw a new missile test, warning enemies of an 'incurable headache.' South Korea tracked two short-range ballistic missiles traveling up to 600km.
FG Threatens Two-Week Shutdown of Lagos Coastal Highway
FG will shut the Lagos coastal highway in two weeks if speeding, fatalities and security issues persist, says Controller Olufemi Dare.
NANYD backs NSCDC boss as panel probes 37 miners' deaths
NANYD defends NSCDC Commandant-General Audi over 37 Niger miners' deaths, praising his accountability actions as a 10-member panel investigates.
ICAO 2026 Power Bank Rules: 2 Per Passenger, No Checked Luggage
ICAO's new power bank rules, effective March 27, 2026, limit passengers to two devices in carry-on bags, ban checked luggage storage, and prohibit mid-air recharging.
Nigerian Arrested at USCIS Houston Over Visa Fraud, $300K Theft
A Nigerian national was arrested at a USCIS office in Houston, Texas, on charges of visa fraud and theft exceeding $300,000, the agency announced Monday.
Qatar Ends Free Visa Extension Policy, Restores Standard Rules
Qatar's Ministry of Interior announced on May 28, 2026, it is ending the free automatic visa extension policy, with standard immigration rules returning from June 7, 2026, and overstay penalties for violators.
IGP Disu unveils 6-point security plan for 2027 elections
IGP Olatunji Disu launched a six-point election security roadmap at the 2026 CARSPO in Owerri, warning officers against partisanship and voter harassment ahead of the 2027 general elections.
US Lists 12 West African Nations for 2-Year Return Rule
The US State Department named 12 West African countries, including Nigeria and Ghana, whose exchange visitors must return home for two years before accessing certain US immigration benefits.
Lagos warns public as adulterated palm oil with cancer-linked dyes hits markets
Lagos State has warned residents about the increasing circulation of adulterated palm oil in markets, with experts citing cancer-linked Sudan and Azo dyes and recycled cooking oil as potential contaminants.
Family alleges grandmother died in MAiD she didn't want
Brigitte Stegemann, 83, died after MAiD in Ontario. Her granddaughter claims she never truly consented, citing faith and confusion. Police investigate.
NSCDC uncovers fake Barkas juice factory in Badagry, arrests two
NSCDC Lagos raided a Badagry factory producing fake Barkas juice with water, chemicals, and fake NAFDAC numbers. Two women arrested, factory shut.
Australia Names One Country for Passport Travel Restrictions
Australia has announced travel restrictions on citizens of one country holding that country's passport. Details emerge as officials confirm the new policy.
Plateau imposes curfew in 3 LGAs after over 20 killed
Plateau State Government has imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew in Barkin Ladi, Bokkos and Mangu LGAs following attacks that killed over 20 people in 48 hours.
Nigerian Navy to Leverage Technology Against Drug, Arms Smuggling
The Nigerian Navy will leverage technology and stronger cooperation with security agencies to tackle illicit drug and arms smuggling on the country's waterways, a top official said at a Lagos symposium.
Canada Super Visa: 2 Categories of Foreigners Eligible to Apply
Canada's super visa is open only to parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or registered Indians. Learn the exact eligibility rules, host requirements, and application conditions.
Lagos Mechanic Killed in Fake Car Repair Lure
A Lagos mechanic, Samson, was lured to Abijo, Ibeju-Lekki, to repair a Mercedes-Benz, then killed. Police confirm investigation, linking it to cult retaliation.
Man Plasters Mud House With Cement, Decorates With Art
A TikTok creator known as Buffalo plastered a mud house with cement and added decorative artwork, sparking mixed reactions online about safety and durability.
UAE: Refund for Family and Friends Visa Sponsorship Guarantee
Sponsors of family and friends visiting the UAE can recover a financial guarantee of AED 4,000 to AED 8,000 by submitting a formal request after visa cancellation or departure, provided no residency violations occurred.
Rubber, detergent: Why Lagos residents no longer trust fufu
Lagos residents say foreign objects and alleged detergent use in fufu processing have eroded trust, prompting many to make it at home or source it from outside the city.
Pastor among nine killed in fresh Plateau attacks, travellers ambushed
Nine people, including a pastor, were killed in fresh attacks across Barkin Ladi and Riyom LGAs of Plateau State. Five labourers travelling to Gana-Ropp were ambushed and killed on Saturday night. Community leaders condemned the attacks and demanded the a
King Oyo Dies at 34, Succession Dispute Erupts
King Oyo of Tooro, who became the world's youngest reigning monarch at age three in 1995, has died at 34 while receiving cancer treatment in the US, sparking a royal succession dispute in Uganda.
Abuja Police Detain 300 in Crime Raid, Recover Weapons and Drugs
Abuja police detained about 300 people in a September 19, 2026 operation targeting crime hotspots, recovering knives, a toy gun, cannabis, and other illicit drugs.
South Korea Smart Entry Gate Wait Times for 42 Countries
South Korea's Ministry of Justice expands smart entry gate access to 42 countries, announcing peak season wait times of up to 49 minutes in 2025.
Sterling Bank Denies Fraud, Deduction Allegations by Customers
Sterling Bank customers allege fraudulent deductions, poor services, and delays. The bank denies all claims, citing legal challenges and police investigations.
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