Bwala: Obidients Are Bot Accounts, Few Real Supporters
Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to the President, claims the Obidient movement is largely bot accounts and that Peter Obi's real followers are few.
Category : Crime
Nigerian Lady Cries Over Fake Government Job Interview
A Nigerian lady traveled from Warri to Asaba for a government job interview, only to discover it was an orientation for a program she already knew about. She vows to focus on her skills.
US to Revoke Passports for Child Support Debt Over $2,500
The US government warns citizens owing more than $2,500 in child support may face passport denial or revocation under federal regulations enforced by the State Department.
Isaac Fayose Slams Reno Omokri Over Petrol Price Comparison
Isaac Fayose criticizes Reno Omokri for claiming Nigerians pay less for petrol, highlighting wage and living standard disparities between the UK and Nigeria.
Nigerian Arrested in Thailand for Cocaine Trafficking
Thai police arrested Nigerian Samuel Egbujonuma Silas for cocaine possession and sale in Phuket, seizing over 10 grams. He also overstayed his visa by 550 days.
Female Footballer Accused of Repeatedly Raping Teen Boy
Oteta Kristina Kitiona, 20, allegedly raped a 14-year-old boy multiple times in Utah and sent explicit photos. She faces multiple charges.
Ghana Arrests 11 for Deepfake AI Video of President Mahama
Five Nigerians and six Ghanaians were arrested in Ghana for using deepfake AI videos to impersonate President John Dramani Mahama for financial fraud.
Gunmen Abduct 6 Students, Visitor at Nasarawa University
Armed gunmen attacked an off-campus lodge at Nasarawa State University, abducting six students and a visitor. Police and security forces are pursuing the kidnappers.
Second Teen Charged in UK Shooting Death of Nigerian Boy
A second teenager, 15, has been charged with murder over the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Nigerian boy Eghosa Ogbebor in Woolwich, London.
Red Cross, Atiku Lament Humanitarian Crisis Over Killings
Nigerian Red Cross reports 3.7 million displaced, warns of funding gap. Atiku condemns Plateau killings as organized terrorism, criticizes government response.
Army Chief Warns Personnel Against Misuse of Social Media
Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu cautions Nigerian Army personnel against social media misuse, warning it could compromise security and operations.
Nigeria Sees Sharp Food Price Drop in March, Report Shows
Nigeria's food prices fell sharply in March 2026, with brown beans down 49% year-on-year, but marginal monthly increases persist due to high transport costs.
Windstorm Destroys 1,000 Houses in Niger State
A severe windstorm has destroyed about 1,000 houses and damaged others across communities in Niger State, NSEMA reports.
Police Arrest Four Drug Suspects in Yobe, Man Held for Defilement
Yobe police arrest four drug dealers, recover tramadol and other substances. In Rivers, a man is held for allegedly defiling a 16-year-old girl.
Fire Guts Tejuosho Market, Goods Worth Millions Destroyed
A fire outbreak at Tejuosho Market in Lagos destroyed goods worth millions of Naira, one month after a similar incident. Traders accuse firefighters of late response.
NSCDC Arrests 210, Recovers N23m in Ogun Fraud Cases
The NSCDC Ogun Command arrested 210 suspects for vandalism, fraud, and illegal mining in 18 months, recovered over N23 million for fraud victims, and resolved 1,700 disputes via ADR.
Chemical Workers Seek FG Intervention Over Policy Inconsistencies
CANMPSSAN calls on the Federal Government to intervene urgently as rising costs, unstable power, and policy inconsistencies threaten the chemical sector's survival and jobs.
Decomposing body of hairstylist found in Osogbo, police probe
The decomposing body of a hairstylist, Kemisola, was found in her Osogbo apartment. Police have launched an investigation, with an autopsy planned.
Armed Suspect Arrested After Confronting Prince Andrew
A man with a balaclava was arrested after allegedly confronting Prince Andrew near his Sandringham residence. The suspect is held on suspicion of public order offence and weapon possession.
Hairy Lady Rejected by Port Harcourt Landlords, Shares 3 Ordeals
A hairy lady in Port Harcourt faces rejection from landlords due to her beard. She shares three painful experiences of house-hunting discrimination.
Cartoon: Lagos Traffic Management Woes
A cartoon highlights the struggles of Lagos State Government in managing traffic congestion, with vehicles stuck in gridlock and frustrated commuters.
Ogun Police Arrest Suspect in Teen Abduction, Murder
Ogun State Police arrest Bayegun Nathaniel, 30, for abducting and killing 16-year-old Adegbaaju Florence after collecting N500,000 ransom. Suspect confessed, body dumped in river.
Court to rule on EFCC witness statement in Bello trial June 15
The Federal High Court in Abuja will rule on June 15 on the admissibility of an EFCC witness statement in the trial of former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello.
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The Great Purge of 2026: Celebrities Lose Millions of IG Followers
Meta's AI crackdown on May 6, 2026, removed millions of bot and inactive accounts, hitting celebrities like Kylie Jenner, Ronaldo, BTS, and Nigerian stars hard.
45 Sentenced to Community Service for Waste Disposal
Ogun State Waste Management Authority sentenced 45 residents to community service for indiscriminate waste dumping. Official warns of health risks and future prosecution.
Rivers Man Arrested for Raping Neighbour's Teen Daughter
Police in Rivers State arrest Goodnews for allegedly raping his neighbour's 16-year-old daughter. Investigation ongoing.
Disney Cruise Employees Arrested in Child Porn Probe
Several Disney Cruise Line crew members were among 28 individuals detained in a federal child sexual abuse material investigation in San Diego in April.
Nairobi Official Rescues 14-Year-Old Girl from Forced Marriage
A Nairobi County chief officer rescued a 14-year-old girl forced to marry a 46-year-old man. The suspect cited tradition, claiming girls as young as 9 are ripe for marriage.
Police Arrest Four Suspects for Drug Offences in Yobe
Yobe State Police arrest four suspects for drug offences, recovering tramadol capsules and other illicit substances in Kolere community.
Israeli Soldier Investigated Over Mary Statue Cigarette Act
Israel's military investigates a soldier photographed placing a cigarette on a Holy Mary statue in southern Lebanon, sparking outrage from church leaders and the Catholic Church.
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