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Father of abducted bride-to-be narrates how bandits shot his son, kidnapped daughter
The father of the abducted bride-to-be in Sokoto State, Malam Umar Chacho, has narrated how the armed bandits shot his son before kidnapping his daughter and others.
Barbing salon owner cries out as shop goes down after making huge investment: "Heartbreaking"
A video making the rounds on social media has captured the heartbreaking moment a businessman brought down his shop over no sales. Netizens reacted massively.
Ribadu meets CAN leaders, gives fresh updates on Niger school abduction
NSA Nuhu Ribadu gives update on the abducted pupils and teachers of Niger school, saying the federal government is intensifying coordinated rescue operations.
Amotekun opens portal for recruitment: "Spiritually endowed"
Ondo state government has released the details of its 5th Batch Recruitment Exercise. One of the requirements is that the applicant should be spiritually endowed.
Man who lost his wife shares emotional moment his son held late mother's framed photo
A Nigerian man who lost his wife shared an emotional photo showing how their little son behaved when he saw his late mother's framed photo at home.
"Strong woman": Anita Joseph speaks amid domestic violence, infidelity allegations against MC Fish
Actress Anita Joseph has taken to Instagram to share a powerful message about resilience, saying her scars are like a shield amid claims against ex-hubby.
“Pay our N20m demand or be killed," bandits issue fresh warning to northern community
Bakale residents were thrown into fear as armed groups demanded a ₦20m levy to prevent attacks, extending similar threats to multiple Sokoto communities.
Joseph Ayo Babalola university to graduate 863 students at 16th convocation, 57 bag first class
Joseph Ayo Babalola University held its 16th convocation, graduating 863 students, including 57 with first-class honours, showcasing academic and societal impact.
US Supreme Court hears major online music piracy case
The US Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday on whether internet service providers should be held liable for the online pirating of copyrighted music by their users. "That could be entire towns, universities or hospitals, turning internet providers into internet police," he said.
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