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Victor Osimhen eager to play first senior World Cup for the Super Eagles of Nigeria
In-form Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen is eager to play his first senior World Cup for the country after the country missed out on the 2022 World Cup
Dad catches people's attention in public after daughter dressed and made him up like a lady
Mixed reactions have trailed a man's feminine appearance in public. His daughter dressed him up like a lady and used make up on him. People kept staring.
Most USAID staff sacked as President Trump makes move to cut US expenses
The Trump administration placed most USAID employees on administrative leave from midnight on February 22 and laid off hundreds more amidst executive orders.
NSA: Why Nuhu Ribadu is an inspiration to Nigerian youths, Activist Hamzat Lawal speaks
Hamzat Lawal, activist and founder of Connected Development (CODE), has revealed why Nigerians should support the National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu.
Ehi Ogbebor slams Caroline Hutchings for saying she doesn’t like her on RHOL: “Failed trophy wife”
Celebrity interior designer Ehi Ogbebor has called out actress and Caroline Hutchings over what she said about her on the Real Housewives of Lagos show.
Tragedy Strikes as Ini Edo Loses Dad, Shares Picture With Emotional Note: “Hardest Post To Make”
Ini Edo has shared the sad news about her father's demise with her fans. She stated that it was the most difficult post she has ever made, as fans consoled her.
Top 25 most expensive secondary schools in Nigeria in 2025
Which are the most expensive secondary schools in Nigeria today? Check out the list of the priciest institutions, their locations, fees, and more about them.
FUOYE's “smallest” student bags scholarship, appreciates sponsor with fine grammar in viral video
A young undergraduate, Olatunji Jumoke, who went viral for her small stature has bagged a scholarship. She appreciated her sponsor and spoke fine grammar.
Greenpeace trial begins in North Dakota in key free speech case
A US oil pipeline operator's lawsuit seeking millions of dollars from Greenpeace for allegedly orchestrating a campaign of violence and defamation begins Monday in a North Dakota court, in a case with broad free speech implications.
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