Blessing CEO granted ₦20m bail in EFCC fraud case
Blessing CEO receives ₦20 million bail as EFCC pursues two fraud cases totaling over ₦105 million linked to a Lekki property. She pleads not guilty in both matters.
Blessing CEO receives ₦20 million bail as EFCC pursues two fraud cases totaling over ₦105 million linked to a Lekki property. She pleads not guilty in both matters.
A 15-year-old boy, Busang Ayuka, died at Federal Medical Centre, Jalingo after alleged assault by Taraba Marshals over an MP3 player and power bank in Gashaka LGA.
Udeme Emmanuel Ekpeme, a 39-year-old impersonator, confessed to treating 15 patients and defrauding a woman of N500,000 in Cross River State.
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai and Yobe State Hunters arrested five suspected kidnappers in Fune LGA, recovering rifles, pistol, ammunition, and mobile phones.
The Nigerian Senate has backed a bill requiring social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and X to establish physical offices in Nigeria to improve accountability and tax compliance.
A Maryland judge issued a year-long protective order against celebrity chef Eric Adjepong after finding evidence he physically abused his 7-year-old daughter, Lennox. Visits must now be supervised.
US Congressman John James demands the unconditional release of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu, linking his detention to religious persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
Five members of the Nnabugwu family were found dead in their home in Abia State, seated together in the living room with partially eaten food, prompting an autopsy.
A coal mine collapse in Ankpa, Kogi State killed 20 miners on July 14, 2026. The Senate has called for urgent safety reforms, including a compensation scheme and compulsory insurance for miners.
The DSS arrested Borno NYCN president Samaila Ibrahim Kaigama after he alleged ₦5 billion was paid to free 360 hostages. Borno government denies ransom, says rescue was intelligence-led military operation.
Okeoghene Patrick Udugba, 45, indicted in US over romance scam and business email fraud targeting a government agency, facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted.
Six former top Nigerian officials are being prosecuted by the EFCC for alleged fraud totaling over N394 billion, with one former minister already convicted and properties worth N213bn forfeited.
A viral video shows a Nigerian woman assaulting a taxi driver in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, over a Rs700 (N3,400) fare dispute; bystanders intervened and paid the driver.
Prince Abdullah bin Fahad died of cardiac arrest from multi-drug ingestion, with alcohol, GHB, cannabis, and Xanax found in his system. Inquest records death by misadventure.
The body of Enoch Maisamari, a 200-level Microbiology student at Federal University of Kashere, was recovered from stagnant water in Gombe State after he went missing from a graduation party.
Vance Boelter received two life terms plus 40 years for killing former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and wounding Senator John Hoffman.
Dale Sanders, 56, was found guilty on 25 counts for stealing over $340,000 from two New Orleans-area churches to fund gambling and personal expenses.
A fire at Justrite Superstore in Egbeda, Lagos, destroyed the electronics section. No casualties reported; solar inverter suspected as cause.
The US Department of State warns Americans to avoid unofficial websites charging extra fees for passport renewal, directing applicants to use only travel.state.gov.
The FBI announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of suspects in a deadly triple homicide in Wilmington, Delaware, that occurred on March 24, 2026.
Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado and two aides were convicted of murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Sharon Otieno, in a case that lasted over seven years.
Vance Boelter, who pleaded guilty to killing Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, faces sentencing with two consecutive life terms plus 40 years.
The US has announced a global visa restriction policy targeting cybercrime offenders under Section 212(a)(3)(C) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, citing $10 billion lost to online investment scams in 2024.
US Senator Ted Cruz has accused Nigerian officials of launching a public relations campaign instead of addressing persecution of Christians and religious minorities.
A close friend reveals the emotional state of late NURTW leader Toba Ijaya's driver, who survived a fatal ambush but is deeply traumatized.
France published on its official website four specific acts that can result in a foreigner's deportation, including threats to public order, criminal convictions, inciting hatred, and parental deportation.
An aggrieved wife reported her husband’s mistress to the Nigeria Police in Warri over a viral voice note containing threats and boasts about an extramarital affair.
A 28-year-old man, Bismark Aduah, is serving time at Winneba Local Prison for theft after breaking into his girlfriend's mother's room to retrieve items he bought for her.
A Federal High Court in Abuja sentenced three men to life imprisonment for their roles in the abduction of students and teachers in Oyo State. The convicts pleaded guilty to terrorism charges.
Canada's CBSA has published official rules on deportation, detailing three types of removal orders and actions that can lead to removal. The policy applies to all inadmissible foreign nationals.