Comic actor OkonLagos has praised US President Donald Trump for taking decisive action against terrorists responsible for attacks on Christians in Nigeria. On October
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Two Confirmed Dead in Petrol Tanker Explosion on Badagry Expressway
At least two people have been confirmed dead following the explosion of a fully loaded 33,000-litre petrol tanker along the Badagry Expressway in Lagos
National Assembly Directs Re-Gazetting of Tax Laws
The National Assembly has ordered the re-gazetting of four key tax reform laws following public controversy over alleged alterations to the Acts after their
Police Arrest Eight Members of ‘Democratic Republic of Yoruba’ in Ogun
The Nigeria Police Force in Ogun State has arrested eight individuals over the alleged assault of police officers during an incident that occurred on
TikToker Tea Tyme arrested for allegedly killing pedestrian during livestream
TikTok content creator popularly known as Tea Tyme has been taken into police custody nearly two months after she allegedly struck and killed a
India: Nigerian Woman Arrested for Smuggling Cocaine in Loaf of Bread
The Central Crime Branch (CCB) police in Bengaluru have arrested a 29-year-old Nigerian woman, Olajide Esther, for smuggling cocaine concealed inside bread loaves. Esther
Newly Released Jeffrey Epstein Files Mention President Donald Trump
A new batch of Jeffrey Epstein documents released on Tuesday contains multiple references to United States President Donald Trump, including records of flights he
Mother arrested after her missing daughter, 9, was found shot in the head
The agonising months-long search for nine-year-old Melodee Buzzard has ended in tragedy, as the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that her mother, Ashlee
Court Orders Final Forfeiture of Lands Allocated to Goodluck Jonathan Estate to FG
The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the permanent forfeiture of multi-billion-naira plots of land allocated for the Goodluck Jonathan Legacy Model Housing
US to Suspend Visa Issuance for Nigerians Starting January 1, 2026
The United States has announced plans to partially suspend the issuance of visas to Nigerian nationals starting January 1, 2026. In a statement on