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"We are saved": Fans react as Nigeria beat Rwanda 1-0 in 2026 WCQ, Tolu Arokodare scores
Fans rejoice as Super Eagles forward Tolu Arokodare scores the winner in Nigeria’s 1-0 victory over Rwanda in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in Uyo.
Pastor married for 18 years shares 2 regrets she has, triggers mixed reactions: "Even though"
A female pastor who has been married for 18 years has opened up about two regrets she has about her union. What she said triggered mixed reactions online.
Jubilation as Nigerian governor approves N250k for fathers, N50k for mothers of 90 students
Governor Babagana Zulum took a strategic measure to strengthening enrollment in secondary education and skills in some part of Borno, announces N300,000.
Nigerians dig out old tweet of man who allegedly killed ex-girlfriend in Lagos, people react
The emotional story of a Nigerian lady who was allegedly killed by her former boyfriend was met with emotional comments from many social media users.
Just In: "In obedience," Peter Obi declares to temporarily move away from public engagement, gives reasons
Peter Obi pauses public engagements on medical advice, donates ₦10m to Good Hope Hospital in Aguata, and backs plans for a comprehensive health complex.
"May Nation is a corrupt cult group led by Mary Yul-Edochie": Influencer's ex-lawyer spills heavily
Emeka Ugwuonye exposes how May Yul-Edochie controls "May Nation," calling it a corrupt cult group, and shares details about their private dealings.
Swiss minister eyes 'opportunity' after US tariff talks
Switzerland's vice president said Saturday he had had "constructive meetings" with senior US officials as the country tries to navigate the massive import tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump. Trump blindsided Switzerland when he announced that incoming Swiss goods would be hit with a huge 39-percent tariff on August 1, one the highest new levies he imposed on dozens of countries.
Pope Leo XIV silent as Catholic church LGBTQ storm Rome for Holy Year pilgrimage: "New sense of acceptance"
Hundreds of LGBTQ+ Catholics joiedn Holy Year pilgrimage in Rome, and welcomed by Church leaders and crediting Popes Francis and Leo for inclusion.
Money is not the strongest currency in marketplace, Nigerian pastor says, explains
Pastor Korede Komaiya said trust, not money, is the most powerful currency in business, revealing what his CEO’s Class session on September 8 will focus on.
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