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Ekweremadu’s wife released from UK prison, details emerge
Beatrice Ekweremadu, wife of former Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has been released from prison in the United Kingdom over organ harvesting.
Trump authorises officers to arrest migrants at churches, hospitals, schools
President Donald Trump has authorised the US immigration authorities to arrest undocumented migrants at schools, churches, and hospitals across the country.
Jaywon blows hot, trashes Odumodu Blvck over recent interview about him: "I give you relevance"
Jaywon, a veteran Nigerian singer, took to Twitter to defend himself and trash Odumodu Blvck for constantly speaking about him at given opportunities.
Trump to take virtual centre stage in Davos
Donald Trump on Thursday will star in an eagerly-anticipated online appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, addressing global elites whose annual gabfest has been consumed by the US president's days-old second term. One of his biggest cheerleaders on the world stage, Argentina's libertarian President Javier Milei, will make a speech to the WEF on Thursday, hours before Trump.
Details of Tinubu’s key meeting with Wike, Fubara, other Nigerian bigwigs emerge
The details of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s notable meeting with minister Nyesom Wike, Governor Siminalayi Fubara, and other prominent Nigerians has emerged.
Hajj 2025: Nigerian authorities announce deadline for fare payment, details surface
Amid preparations for Hajj 2025, authorities in Nigeria have announced the deadline for the full payment of the fare. Hajj is one of the Islamic five pillars.
Most Asian markets extend AI-fuelled rally
Asian equities mostly rose Thursday, cheered by another tech-fuelled run-up on Wall Street after Donald Trump's huge AI investment announcement, as traders assessed the outlook for the next four years under the new president.
Matt Rempe's parents and siblings: how they cope with their big loss
Who are Matt Rempe's parents? The famous NHL player's parents are Janice and Ron Rempe. Read on to learn more about them and how they have supported him.
Bangladesh student revolutionaries' dreams dented by joblessness
Bangladeshi students braved bullets to overthrow an autocratic government, but six months after the revolution, many say finding a job is proving a harder task than manning the barricades. "I can't see any fruitful initiatives taken by the government so far," Chowdhury grumbled, a25-year-old student who took part in the protests that drove autocratic ex-leader Sheikh Hasina into exile on August 5.
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