Cross River State Assembly Advances Bill to Ban Same-Sex Unions
The Cross River State House of Assembly has moved forward with legislation that prohibits same-sex marriage and civil unions to protect traditional family values.
Federal Government Settles N330 Billion Debt to Power Producers and Launches N729 Billion Bond
The Nigerian government has paid N333 billion to eight power generation firms and introduced a N729 billion bond to resolve industry debts and boost investment.
Top 5 Online Casinos for Australians in 2026
Discover the top five online casinos for Australian players in 2026, including Lucky7, LuckyVibe, and Boho Casino, evaluated for game variety, banking speed, and overall security.
Atiku Abubakar challenges government over ₦8.05 billion religious project budget
Atiku Abubakar has demanded full transparency from the Federal Government regarding the ₦8.05 billion allocated for religious institutions in the 2026 budget, calling for the names of all beneficiary churches and mosques to be made public.
NSCDC Dismantles Fake University in Lagos Apartment, Saves 106 Youths
The NSCDC raided a three-bedroom apartment in Lagos, shutting down an unregistered university and rescuing 106 youths involved in a recruitment scheme.
House Committee Subpoenas Foreign Minister and NSA Over Unauthorized PFIPC Probe
A House of Representatives committee has summoned the foreign minister and national security adviser to explain how a group allegedly operating without legal status, the PFIPC, was able to conduct diplomatic engagements.
Fayose Accepts REA Board Chairmanship Despite Prior Rejection of Appointments
Former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose has been named Chairman of the REA board, contradicting his earlier public vows to decline any government positions under President Tinubu.
Ogun State Targets End to Superficial Industrial Safety Practices
Ogun State is cracking down on industries that fail to implement genuine safety protocols, announcing the transition of its local Safety Office into a fully empowered Commission to enforce better standards.
Celtic and Rangers face disciplinary action following Ibrox stadium disorder
Rangers and Celtic are under investigation by the Scottish Football Association following violent unrest and pitch invasions during their March cup match at Ibrox.
Fernandez Defends Argentina’s World Cup Conduct Amidst Controversy
Enzo Fernandez claims Argentina acted with integrity during their controversial World Cup campaign, while goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez considers stepping away from international play following the final loss to Spain.