A senior Iranian military officer warned on Saturday, May 2, that a return to active hostilities with the United States is “likely,” just hours
Featured
Obidient leaders urge patience, say Peter Obi in ‘strategic consultations’ ahead of 2027 amid ADC exit speculation
The Obidient Movement has said Peter Obi is still consulting with key stakeholders as part of preparations for the 2027 general elections, amid growing
Thousands march across major South African cities in protest against immigration
Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets across several major cities in South Africa to protest against immigration, amid rising tensions and renewed
US warns citizens in UK of potential terror threat, raises alert level to ‘severe’
The United States has issued a security alert to its citizens in the United Kingdom, urging heightened vigilance after British authorities raised the national
Iran executes two men convicted of spying for Israel
Iran executed two men on Saturday after they were convicted of spying for Israel and its Mossad intelligence service, according to the country’s judiciary.
“Don’t marry a woman who can’t cook,” Pastor Adeboye advises men
Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has advised men against marrying women who cannot cook.
Rebels seize key military base in Mali’s northern region
Mali’s military and its Russian allies have withdrawn from a key northern stronghold, handing a strategic advantage to rebel forces as violence escalates across
Nollywood actress Oby Kechere, popularly known as Ms Koi Koi, dies
The Nigerian movie industry is mourning the death of popular actress and director Oby Kechere, widely known for her role as “Ms Koi Koi”
Bayern Munich rekindle interest in Arsenal target Osimhen
Bayern Munich have reignited their interest in Bayern Munich striker Victor Osimhen, stepping up their monitoring of the Nigerian forward amid growing competition from
US charges three Nigerians over alleged fraud
Three Nigerians — William Elvis, Moses Hezekiah, and Destiny Oghentega — have been charged in a United States federal court in Rhode Island over










