Atiku Advises Tinubu to Prioritize Governance Over Political Rivalries
Atiku Abubakar has criticized President Tinubu for focusing on political rivals instead of the economic and security challenges facing the Nigerian populace.
Achike Udenwa Files N5 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against Kenneth Okonkwo
Former Imo State Governor Achike Udenwa has sued ADC chieftain Kenneth Okonkwo for N5 billion following alleged defamatory remarks made during a televised interview.
Ohanaeze Youth Council Criticizes Southeast Political Leaders Over Aguiyi-Ironsi Memorial Absence
The Ohanaeze Youth Council has condemned Southeast governors and lawmakers for boycotting the 60th memorial anniversary of Major-General Thomas Aguiyi-Ironsi in Umuahia.
Top 10 Nigerian News Headlines for Thursday Morning
This morning's summary covers the arrest of Osun State officials, new military appointments, political criticism of the President, rising insecurity in Sokoto and Kebbi, and updates on the Osun election process.
Uefa convenes emergency summit regarding Fifa World Cup commercial proposals
Uefa has called an emergency meeting to address Fifa's controversial plan to sell a stake in World Cup commercial rights to private investors in exchange for member funding.
Death Toll Hits 30 Following Powerful Kumamoto Earthquake as Heat Wave Challenges Evacuees
The death toll from a magnitude 6.8 earthquake in Japan's Kumamoto prefecture has climbed to 30, while thousands of displaced residents struggle to stay cool during an intense heat wave.
Russian strikes on Ukraine result in seven deaths including two children
A Russian missile and drone offensive across Ukraine has claimed seven lives, including two young girls, while President Zelensky continues to press for stronger air defense capabilities.
Australia initiates legal proceedings against Telegram over extremist content
Australia's eSafety commissioner is suing Telegram, seeking significant fines for the platform's alleged failure to remove terrorist and extremist content.
French student penalized in Singapore for vending machine straw stunt
A French student in Singapore has been fined S$600 after filming himself licking a straw from an orange juice vending machine and putting it back.
Fauci Faces Potential Contempt Charge Following Silence at Congressional Hearing
Anthony Fauci could face contempt of Congress charges after repeatedly invoking his Fifth Amendment right during a contentious Senate hearing on the origins and handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.