BREAKING: Ex-Oyo House of Assembly Speaker, Kehinde Ayoola, is Dead
Hon. Kehinde Ayoola, who is the current commissioner for environment and natural resources has passed away. He was said to have been sick ...
Kwara State Governor Sacks Driver for Careless Handling of COVID-19 Patient
On Wednesday, Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq directed the sack of a government driver that carelessly evacuated a COVID-19 patient in an ambulance ...
When Leaders Don’t Practice Their Sermons: Rivers PDP Inaugurates Excos Without Social Distancing Measures
The citizens of River State were thrown aghast on Wednesday, May 13 when their Governor, Mr. Ezenwo Nyesom Wike and members of the ...
NANS to FG: School Feeding Programme in Lockdown is Misplaced Priority, Suspend It
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) have said Homegrown Feeding Programme for school pupils during the COVID-19 lockdown would further drain the ...
Confusion as Mamba Sports Academy Removes ‘Mamba’ From Name to ‘honour’ Kobe Bryant
The Mamba Sports Academy has left people confused following announcement that it will honor Kobe Bryant’s memory by removing the word “Mamba” from ...
Man Kills Brother Over Mango in Abia State
On Wednesday in Obingwa Local Government Area of Abia State, a man identified as Chinedu Omeonu, killed his cousin, Solomon Monday Orji, over ...
I Report Only to the President, not the Public – Gambari
On Wednesday, May 13, while speaking to State House Correspondents at the Presidential Villa, Professor Ibrahim Gambari, the new Chief of Staff to ...
7 Basic Reasons Nigeria is Yet to End Insecurity
Insecurity, arguably, is one of the most serious threats to global peace and stability in contemporary times. It is not a new phenomenon ...
Man Who Beats His Wife and Bragged on Facebook Charged to Court
A Lagos-based man, Mr Afobaje Maiyegun, who allegedly battered his spouse and bragged about it on Facebook will be charged to court on ...
COVID-19 May Kill 950 Nigerian Children Daily – UNICEF
Reports from United Nations Children Funds have suggested that over 950 Nigerian children, under the age of five, could die every day from ...
