Aisha Achimugu Denounces EFCC Tactics, Claims Personal Safety is Threatened
Businesswoman Aisha Achimugu accuses the EFCC of misconduct and intimidation, asserting that the agency's pursuit of her assets and public declarations have endangered her safety and damaged her business interests.
International Oil Costs Climb Nearly 4 Percent Following Middle East Escalations
Global oil prices jumped nearly 4 percent as Middle East tensions threaten key shipping routes, leading to significant fuel price increases in Nigeria.
Phil Foden Commits to Manchester City with Four-Year Contract Extension
Phil Foden has secured his future at Manchester City by signing a new four-year deal, expressing enthusiasm for working under new head coach Enzo Maresca.
Global Anticipation Grows for Upcoming Healing Streams Crusades
Anticipation is building globally for the Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, taking place from July 24 to July 26, 2026.
Military forces apprehend five suspects and seize medical supplies in Borno
Operation HADIN KAI troops arrested five suspects and seized a large cache of medical supplies and electronics destined for N’Djamena, Chad.
Emily Scarratt secures permanent coaching role with England’s Red Roses
Record-breaking points scorer Emily Scarratt has transitioned from an interim coaching role to a permanent position with the England women's rugby team, leaving Loughborough Lightning after eight years.
Former Southern Water CEO faces fraud charges regarding water testing
Former Southern Water CEO Matthew Wright faces fraud charges after judges rejected his legal bid to stop a prosecution regarding manipulated water quality tests.
Ibiyemi: Minister Tegbe clears path for transparent electricity billing through metering reform
Power Minister Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe has resolved a legal dispute that stalled Nigeria's national smart meter rollout, clearing the way for improved billing transparency and consumer protection.
MOUAU Addresses Hiring Dispute and Vindicates Vice-Chancellor
MOUAU officials have exonerated Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ursula Ngozi Akanwa from hiring controversies, stating the previous administration exceeded authorized recruitment quotas.
Abia State Government to Launch Greenhouses and Expand Agricultural Infrastructure
Abia State is advancing its agricultural and infrastructure sectors with plans for six new greenhouses, urban drainage improvements, and a partnership to boost export standards for local goods.