Black South Africans Block Immigrant Children from Schools
Black South Africans prevent children of African immigrants from attending school, escalating xenophobic attacks. Police present but do not intervene.
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Police Arrest Two Kidnappers Near Edo State University
Police arrested two suspected kidnappers in Iyamho near Edo State University, recovering firearms, charms, and ammunition. The suspects are linked to kidnapping activities.
Nigerian Dies on Turkey-Lagos Flight
A Nigerian man, Alhaji Isiaq Dahunsi, died on a flight from Istanbul to Lagos on Monday. His friend, an Imam, confirmed the incident on social media.
Osun Deposes Monarch Convicted of COVID-19 Fraud in US
The Osun State Government has deposed Oba Gbenga Joseph Oloyede, convicted in the US for COVID-19 fraud, and declared the stool of Apetumodu of Ipetumodu vacant.
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Iranian Hackers Leak Data of 2,379 US Marines in Middle East
Iran-linked Handala Hack Team leaks personal details of thousands of US Marines in the Persian Gulf, issuing threats and warning of drone strikes.
Man exhumes sister's skeleton, takes to bank as death proof
An elderly man in Odisha, India dug up his sister's remains and brought her skeleton to a bank to prove her death and access her funds after being unable to provide proper documentation.
89-Year-Old Gunman on Run After Athens Shooting Spree
An 89-year-old man is at large after shooting at a social security office and courthouse in central Athens, wounding several people. Police are searching for the suspect.
Ex-Nato Chief Urges UK Mandatory National Service
Lord George Robertson calls for UK to adopt Sweden's model of mandatory civil defence roles for ages 16-70 to counter threats from Russia and Iran.
ISIS Claims Attack Killed 29 in Adamawa Community
ISIS claimed responsibility for an attack in Guyaku, Adamawa, killing 29 people, burning a church and motorcycles. Residents fled fearing more attacks.
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Fire Extinguisher Reform: 150,000 Jobs, End to Fakes
Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo launches the Nigeria Fire Extinguisher Control initiative to eradicate substandard equipment and create over 150,000 jobs for Nigerian youth.
Woman fumes over ₦11,500 airport parking fee for 2 hours
A woman expressed outrage after being charged ₦11,500 for parking only 2 hours at Lagos airport, questioning the fee's reasonableness.
MURIC Demands Justice for Raped Minor in Ogun
MURIC Ogun Chapter demands justice for an 11-year-old girl allegedly raped in Mowe, warns against attempts to bury the case, and calls for special courts.
Osun Deposes Monarch Jailed in US Over COVID-19 Fraud
Osun State Government removes Oba Gbenga Joseph Oloyede as Apetumodu of Ipetumodu after his US conviction for COVID-19 relief fraud, declaring the stool vacant.
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Nigeria's top students in Russia doing menial jobs due to unpaid stipends
Nigerian medical and engineering students in Russia under BEA scholarship are owed 6-11 months stipends, forced into manual labour to survive. Social media outcry grows.
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Two Nigerians Killed in South Africa Amid Xenophobic Attacks
The Nigerian Consulate confirms the deaths of two citizens in South Africa, one beaten by SANDF soldiers, amid rising anti-immigrant protests.
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ISIS Claims Adamawa Attack That Killed at Least 29
ISIS claims responsibility for an attack in Adamawa State, Nigeria, that left at least 29 dead, raising fresh security concerns. Authorities are investigating.
Lady Loses US Remote Job on First Day Over Poor Internet
A physically challenged Nigerian lady lost her US remote job on the first day due to poor internet connectivity, despite investing her savings in preparation.
Nigeria Unveils Locally Made Robot Guns, Autonomous Systems
Nigeria's Terra Industries unveils autonomous military systems including interceptor drones and mine-detection vehicles to support counter-insurgency operations.
Nigerian Man Dies Aboard Istanbul-Lagos Flight
Alhaji Isiaq Dahunsi died mid-flight from Istanbul to Lagos. Imam Ishola Isiaq confirmed the news, offering prayers. Cause of death remains unknown.
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FWICO Founder Elizabeth Idahosa Wins ARU Voluntary Service Award
Elizabeth Idahosa, founder of FWICO, has won the Anglia Ruskin University Voluntary Service Award for her outstanding community service and humanitarian work in Nigeria.
Experts Urge Vigilante Group Regulation, Warn of Liberty Erosion
A new report calls for urgent regulation of vigilante groups in Nigeria, warning that unchecked civilian security roles could erode civil liberties and democratic values.
Bayelsa Resident Warns of Dangerous Potholes on Major Road
A Nembe resident in Bayelsa State urgently appeals for road repairs after large potholes endanger commuters, especially school children and elders.
Uganda Arrests 62 Nigerians in Irregular Migration Crackdown
Uganda's Ministry of Internal Affairs arrested 231 illegal immigrants, including 62 Nigerians, in operations targeting irregular migration and cybercrime.
Robot Rescues 72-Year-Old Grandma from War Zone
Ukrainian soldiers used a Cerberus robot to rescue a 72-year-old woman near Lyman, covering it with a blanket and a note saying 'Grandma, hop on!'
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Emefiele Trial: Witness Alleges Forged Signatures, $6.23bn Fraud
A witness in Godwin Emefiele's trial alleged $6.23 billion was unlawfully moved from the CBN using forged signatures of Buhari and Boss Mustapha.
Deji Adeyanju: Nigerians Can't Afford 24-Hour Power
Nigerian activist Deji Adeyanju argues that most Nigerians do not want 24-hour electricity due to high costs, sparking online debate.
UN Chief Calls for End to Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa
UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemns xenophobic violence in South Africa, urging authorities to protect foreign nationals and implement anti-racism action plans.
Suspect Admits Role in Jam Master Jay Murder 25 Years Later
Jay Bryant pleaded guilty to helping gunmen kill Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay in 2002, admitting he unlocked the studio door knowing a murder would occur.
Oyinbo Lady Rejects Job Offer in Abuja Over Low Pay
A foreign lady living in Nigeria got a job offer after an early morning interview in Abuja but rejected it due to low salary and long hours, sparking reactions online.
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Mother Begs Court to Spare Son Who Killed Father in Anambra
An Anambra High Court sentenced Ifeanyi Anizoba to death for killing his father. His mother pleads for reversal and vows to appeal the verdict.
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