5 Youth Footballers Die in Kebbi Car Accident; Governor Visits
Five young footballers died in a road accident en route to a match in Kebbi State. Governor Idris directed emergency aid and provided N20 million support to families.
Five young footballers died in a road accident en route to a match in Kebbi State. Governor Idris directed emergency aid and provided N20 million support to families.
Another 271 evacuated Nigerians arrived in Lagos from South Africa as the Federal Government continues emergency repatriation amid rising anti-immigrant tensions and protests.
A viral video shows residents rescuing four children, including a toddler, from a flooded house after heavy downpour. The brave man swam into the apartment to save them one by one.
Daniel Robbins died of a heart attack while trying to dispose of Jessica Folds' body after strangling her in Lanett, Alabama, authorities say.
More than 100 Venezuelans recently deported from the US are missing after powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, with a search underway for survivors trapped under collapsed buildings.
Wema Bank suspends its Telegram presence after detecting a surge in fake accounts impersonating the bank to defraud customers.
Troops rescued six kidnap victims abandoned by fleeing terrorists in Katsina State after three months in captivity, military sources confirm.
Cape Verde captain Ryan Mendes is under police investigation after a translator accused him of sexual assault in New Zealand, casting a shadow over their World Cup match against Argentina.
Nigeria's 2026 Annual Flood Outlook places 33 states and FCT on high alert, with 14,118 communities in 266 LGAs facing severe flooding risk. A new AI-powered community-based forecasting system has been introduced.
Two siblings, Mekalachi and Rejoice Gogochuri, drowned after a passenger boat capsized in Ahoada East, Rivers State. The boat was leaking and had no life jackets, according to their brother Abraham.
Pastor Enoch Adeboye defends President Tinubu against insecurity criticism, saying his role as commander-in-chief is to give orders, not fight on the frontlines.
The Federal Ministry of Works has banned commercial motorcycles and tricycles from plying the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway to protect the road from misuse and deterioration, effective this week.
Retired AIG Wilson Inalegwu warns Nigeria's proposed state police will fail if staffed with political thugs, vigilantes, or party loyalists, urging transparent recruitment.
Nigerian lawyer Chinenye Ruth says loan apps contacting family over small debts violate the law. She shares 5 ways to fight back, including reporting to FCCPC, CBN, and NDPC.
South Korean police deploy 160 riot and airport police officers to protect outgoing World Cup coach Hong Myung-Bo after a death threat over the team's group-stage exit.
Assistant Commandant of Corps Attah John Onoja, Commander of the NSCDC Mining Marshals, has been named Grand Patron of the Silent Heroes Awards Initiative 2026 for his fight against illegal mining in Nigeria.
The Ondo NSCDC arrested 25-year-old Obasi Ifesinachi for vandalising an MRM telecom mast in Iju Community. He confessed and will be charged.
Two boys, aged 8 and 10, were found dead in a locked car at a British air base in Cyprus, allegedly left to sleep. Father and stepmother arrested on suspicion of negligence.
Northern political musician Rarara blames ex-Governor Kwankwaso for Nigeria's hardship, citing local government funding issues as key to grassroots development challenges.
Retired Commissioner of Police Muhammad Wakili rejects state police proposals, warning it could replicate failed past systems and worsen insecurity. He argues Nigeria Police Force challenges stem from poor funding, not structure.
Sunday Igboho confirms all injured Iru Ekun operatives have recovered after an ambush in Old Oyo National Park, vowing to continue operations against kidnappers.
One person was killed and another critically injured in a shooting near a World Cup fan zone in San Jose, California, on Sunday night. Police are investigating the incident as a homicide.
The UK rejected over 1.34 million Nigerian visa applications from 2005 to early 2026, ranking Nigeria second globally for refusals behind India, according to UK Home Office data.
The DSS freed Nura Idris after two years of wrongful detention over Boko Haram links, paying ₦3 million and revealing over 30 compensated cases with ₦300 million paid.
Suspected terrorists killed two people in separate attacks in Barkin Ladi and Riyom LGAs of Plateau State, including a community leader and a woman.
A Kebbi doctor warns about the dangers of inadequate water intake after an 11-year-old boy's surgery to remove a bladder stone caused by not drinking enough water.
Residents of an Agege community expressed shock after the US identified an abandoned property as the address of a Nigerian accused of financing ISIS, urging thorough investigation.
Ogun State Police arrest seven suspects for armed robbery, one-chance robbery, cultism, and travel scam, recovering stolen vehicle, firearms, phones, laptop, and N1.1 million.
NHRC calls for urgent action against alarming drug abuse among Nigerian youths, urging coordinated efforts and human rights-based approaches.
Low remuneration and job risks force 64% of surveyed Nigerian journalists to quit full-time practice, with many leaving the profession within five years.