News A Citizen Dies in a Minister’s Residence—And The Republic is Silent July 16, 2026 By Dan Akpowa Mary Habila is dead. She was reportedly found dead in the residence of
News Kosofe begins evacuation of illegally dumped refuse in Oworonshoki July 16, 2026 By Ijeoma Agbafo The Kosofe Local Government Area of Lagos State has commenced the evacuation of
News Why Bandits, Kidnappers are Hard to Trace despite NIN-SIM Linkage – FG July 16, 2026 National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), has explained why kidnappers and terrorists are not always traceable despite
Technology NCC Begins Stakeholder Consultation on MVNO Business Rules July 16, 2026 Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) will on Thursday convene a stakeholders’ consultative forum to review the draft
Sports World Cup: Argentina stun England 2-1 to reach final July 16, 2026 Argentina produced a dramatic late comeback to defeat England 2-1 in a gripping FIFA World Cup
News Media team inspects South-East projects in Imo July 16, 2026 The Renewed Hope National Media Tour team is inspecting the federal and state governments’ projects across
News Tambuwal seeks stronger funding for FMBN, review of housing agencies July 16, 2026 Sen. Aminu Tambuwal, Chairman, Senate Committee on Land, Housing and Urban Development, has called for stronger
News Air Peace ends South Africa evacuation July 16, 2026 Air Peace has concluded the Federal Government’s humanitarian evacuation from South Africa, returning the final batch
Opinion THURSDAY TREATISE by Luke Onyekakeyah – Why Oyo school children rescue is different from Chibok school girls kidnap July 16, 2026 Reports that the pupils and teachers abducted during the May 15 attack on a community school
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