CAF Under Fire for Failing African World Cup Fans
CAF is criticized for not addressing US visa restrictions affecting African fans ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with many unable to secure travel documents.
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Italian Court Clears Okoye of Betting Fraud Case
Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye has been cleared of betting-related fraud after an Italian court permanently dropped the case, ending months of uncertainty.
US Suspends Bond for World Cup Ticket Holders from Certain Countries
The Trump administration waives visa bonds for foreign World Cup ticket holders from 50 countries, easing travel for fans from Algeria, Cabo Verde, Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Tunisia.
Customs Tightens Anti-Smuggling, Warns Officers
Nigeria Customs Apapa Command Controller Emmanuel Oshoba calls for heightened vigilance against smuggling, warns officers against misconduct, and rewards exceptional service.
Kano Hisbah Arrests Three Over Immoral Conduct
Kano State Hisbah Board arrested a fish seller and two women for alleged immoral conduct following public complaints, sparking mixed reactions from residents.
US Bill Targets Sharia Law for Religious Immigrants
A US congressman proposes requiring religious immigrants to reject Sharia law and pledge allegiance to the Constitution, sparking debate on religious freedom.
NSITF Provides Prosthetic Limbs to Injured Workers
NSITF MD Oluwaseun Faleye says the Employees' Compensation Scheme restores dignity to injured workers by providing prosthetic limbs and rehabilitation support.
Ex-Minister Mamman Gets 75 Years for ₦33.8bn Fraud
Former Power Minister Saleh Mamman sentenced to 75 years in prison for diverting ₦33.8 billion meant for power projects. Court orders asset forfeiture.
Driver Paraded for Allegedly Conspiring to Kill Cleric
Anambra police parade a driver for allegedly conspiring to kill Bishop Chinedu of Delta State. The suspect attempted to sell the victim's Toyota Prado Jeep in Nkpor.
Suspect Escapes Police Custody During Scene Visit in Rivers
A suspect accused of defiling a 16-year-old girl escaped police custody during a crime scene visit in Rivers State, sparking outrage and calls for re-arrest.
Ogun Police Arrest Two Armed Robbers, Hunt Kidnappers
Ogun State Police arrest two suspected armed robbers, recover stolen vehicles, and launch manhunt for kidnappers who abducted three family members in Ijebu-Ode.
Yobe Recruits 1,886 Forest Guards for Anti-Terror Ops
Yobe State Government has recruited 1,886 forest guards to strengthen security in border communities and support counter-terrorism operations against Boko Haram and ISWAP.
ANAP Demands Sanction for Air Force Over FAAN Official Assault
The Association of Nigerian Aviation Professionals demands immediate sanctions for Nigerian Air Force personnel accused of assaulting a FAAN official at Obafemi Awolowo International Airport.
Court Sets May 25 for Ruling on Skye Bank Ex-Chairman Bail
An FCT High Court will rule on May 25 on the bail application of former Skye Bank chairman Tunde Ayeni, charged with N15.6 billion fraud. Ayeni pleaded not guilty.
Ogun CP Orders Probe into OGITECH Student Assault
Ogun State Police Commissioner Bode Ojajuni orders investigation into alleged assault of OGITECH students by Igbesa Police Division officers, following viral videos and NANS condemnation.
Police Rescue US Doctor from Mob Attack in Ibadan
Oyo police rescue US-based Dr Afolabi from mob attack after false kidnapping accusation; vehicle torched, investigation underway.
Enugu Lawyer Alarmed by N17.2 Million Bank Credit
An Enugu-based lawyer, Olusoga Omotayo, has raised alarm over an unauthorized N17.2 million credit in his Access Bank account, demanding its immediate removal.
Court Orders Forfeiture of Ex-AGoF's Multi-Billion Naira Assets
Federal High Court orders forfeiture of multi-billion naira assets of convicted ex-Accountant-General Chukwunyere Nnabuoku to the Federal Government.
Navy seizes 6,000 litres PMS in Badagry border operation
Nigerian Navy intercepts over 6,000 litres of PMS along Badagry-Ajara axis, tightening grip on cross-border fuel smuggling. Hydrographer plans manpower development.
Middle East Crisis: 45m Nigerians Face Acute Food Insecurity
World Bank warns that the Middle East war could push 45 million Nigerians and others into acute food insecurity due to soaring global commodity prices.
CIBN Blames Insider Complicity for Bank Cybercrime
Outgoing CIBN President Prof. Pius Olanrewaju attributes rising bank cybercrime to insider collusion, lapses in recruitment scrutiny, and declining ethics in Nigeria's banking sector.
Bauchi Police Arrest Four Over Alleged Wife-Swapping
Bauchi police arrest four men in Azare for alleged wife-swapping, criminal conspiracy, and inciting public disturbance after Hisbah raid.
Lagos Women Protest Over Extended Power Blackout
Residents of Agbado, Lagos, led by women, protested at Ikeja Electric over weeks-long power outage, demanding immediate restoration and better communication.
Gunmen kill man, pregnant wife in Plateau attack
Armed assailants killed a man and his pregnant wife in Barkin Ladi, Plateau State, days after a governor's visit. Two others were injured.
Police Rescue US Doctor From Mob Over False Kidnap Claim
Oyo police rescue US-based doctor from mob after his car was burnt and he was almost lynched over false kidnap accusation in Ibadan.
Court Jails Cult Leader, 5 Others for Armed Robbery in Kwara
After eight years, a Kwara High Court sentenced cult leader Bolakale Bayero and five others to 10 years for cultism, armed robbery, and related crimes.
Rape Suspect Escapes Police Custody in Rivers
A suspected rapist, Goodnews, escaped from police custody in Port Harcourt while being escorted to the crime scene, frustrating the victim's family.
Hunger Games Actor Arrested for Protective Order Violation
Ethan Jamieson, known for The Hunger Games, was arrested in North Carolina for violating a protective order by possessing a firearm, weeks after assault charges.
German Doctor Charged with 130 Child Abuse Counts
A 46-year-old paediatrician in Germany faces 130 charges of child sexual abuse, including rape, over a 12-year period at Havelland Clinic.
Fugitive in 1993 murder of rock singer arrested in Panama
Richard Werstine, wanted for the 1993 murder of rock singer Rodney Barner, was arrested in Panama after 30 years on the run using fake identities.
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