News Cocaine in mortar, tramadol for bandits: NDLEA nets international & domestic supply chains in one week August 3, 2026 From a local mortar bound for China to tramadol meant for bandits in Zamfara, the National Drug
News Atiku condemns presidency’s attack on Catholic Church, Onaiyekan August 2, 2026 CATHOLIC BISHOPS ARE NOT PROPS OR RENTED CHEERLEADERS Former Vice President of Nigeria and Presidential Candidate
News The day the founder of Alaba International Market died August 2, 2026 On this day, July 31, 1990, *Nze Sunday Ekenulo Onuoha- popularly known in his lifetime as
News Murder Of Anambra Community Leader: Police Reveal Alleged Use Of Restricted Veterinary Sedative August 2, 2026 By Braxton Iloba The gruesome killing of Emmanuel Nwanneniya, a former Chairman and land agent at
Sports Mitchell Obi salutes resilient Super Falcons August 2, 2026 …Demands fulfilment of government promise after Zambia triumph By Maxwell Kumoye Veteran sports broadcaster and former
Opinion NASENI To Display Nigeria’s Finest Homegrown Innovations At Final Pitching Exercise August 2, 2026 By Angeline Mgbele, Bureau Chief, Northern Nigeria The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI)
Opinion The President’s Silk cigarettes August 2, 2026 By Festus Adedayo Ph.D “The truth is, whether a president smokes Silk Cut or drinks herbal
News 1967 freezing of accounts of Ndi Igbo and South Easterners August 2, 2026 Yes, their accounts were frozen Here’s how it worked: 1. What the Federal Government did in
Opinion Bishop Eneja’s philosophy of ‘get your own broom’ August 2, 2026 In one certain parish, the late Bishop Michael Eneja of Enugu Catholic Diocese was on a
To this day, many people in Nigeria think I killed him” By Susan Rice In early July 1998, I traveled to Nigeria with Undersecretary
Today In History, On This Day Semptember 13, 2014: The “Black Scorpion” Died One of the most prominent and controversial milit@ry commanders of
Two savage Kano murders, 45 years apart By Festus Adedayo Today, political thugs dictate the boundaries of public engagement. They enforce the