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Insecurity: "Bandits are feeling the Heat," Army declares amid worsening attacks and killings
Rampant attacks and killings: Tinubu declares "I won't let it", speaks on what he'll do next
Tinubu vows to end insecurity in northern Nigeria, promises economic revival, and urges unity at ACF anniversary amid rising insecurity and mass abductions.
Paul Pogba: France international breaks silence after first competitive match in 811 days
Paul Pogba finally made his return to competitive football after 26 months out of action due to bans and injuries, saying he almost decided to quit the sport.
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Journalist says Troost-Ekong should be banished from Super Eagles after World Cup failure
William Troost-Ekong is facing criticism and hints at international retirement after Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup playoff loss, raising questions about leadership.
Zamfara: Police rescue 25 children, women, details emerge
The police have said that they rescued 25 women and children who were kidnapped in the Damba area in Gusau LGA of Zamfara state on Saturday, November 22.
Netflix’s The Herd fuels backlash as angry viewers push for app deletion
The Herd, directed by Daniel Etim-Effiong, premiered on Netflix, sparked nationwide debate, and garnered over 30 million views despite backlash in Nigeria.
Cute moment between Davido’s Chioma and his second daughter Hailey takes over internet
A sweet video of Davido’s wife Chioma bonding with his daughter Hailey went viral, sparking emotional reactions from fans over their adorable closeness.
'World Cup not Nigeria’s birthright': Former NFA president's quote trends after Super Eagles crash out
Former NFA president Ibrahim Galadima’s 2006 warning that the World Cup is not Nigeria’s birthright resurfaces as the Super Eagles miss another Mundial.
Akpabio's aide clears air over 'unsigned letter" to President Tinubu
Dr Jibril Tafida denied authoring a viral letter alleging corruption and abandonment by Senator Akpabio, calling it a deliberate attempt to malign him.
List of states where schools were recently closed over insecurity
Schools in Yobe, Adamawa, Taraba, Kebbi, Niger, Kwara and Katsina were closed as governments acted to protect pupils and teachers from rising insecurity.
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