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National assembly demands naming and prosecution of terrorism financiers
Nigeria’s National Assembly demanded public naming and prosecution of terrorism financiers as lawmakers debated tougher measures against kidnappers and insecurity.
I Said No to Letting My Cousin Move In — Now the Family’s Mad
After years of insulting my husband, my broke cousin asked to move in. I said no, prioritising my peace, which made the whole family very furious.
How Emmanuel Michael broke into Super Eagles squad ahead of AFCON 2025 in Morocco
Emmanuel Michael has made the Super Eagles provisional list ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, three years after he represented Nigeria at the U17 level.
I Refused to Pray With My Dad — And He Stopped Speaking to Me
He thought refusing to pray with his dad was harmless. Instead, he shut him out completely, leaving him to navigate guilt, identity and the cost of choosing himself.
Mikel Arteta issues worrying injury update on Rice, Mosquera after win over Brentford
Mikel Arteta provides an update on Declan Rice and Cristhian Mosquera’s injuries following Arsenal's 2-0 win over Brentford, adding to the growing injury concerns.
Nigeria loses over $360m annually to EU dried beans ban
Nigeria is losing an estimated $362.5 million to $363 million every year in foreign exchange earnings due to a ban on its dried beans by the European Union (EU).
Albert DePrisco and Lisa Niemi's later-in-life love story, revisited
American jeweller Albert DePrisco and his wife Lisa Niemi found passion and connection beyond the usual timelines. Discover more about his life.
New dollar rates: Gap between official and parallel markets widens as naira depreciates
The Nigerian currency, the naira, faced renewed volatility in the forex market, leading to a massive gap in the official and parallel markets recently.
South Africa will 'take a break' from G20 after US ban
South Africa said Thursday it was prepared to wait out next year's G20 after being barred by the United States and did not expect other countries to lobby for its inclusion. President Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesman said South Africa did not expect other G20 nations to boycott the US presidency or lobby for its inclusion.
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