Calabar Residents Lose Millions After Latest Ponzi Scheme Vanishes
A new investment scam known as TAG Investment Platform has collapsed in Calabar, leaving hundreds of residents in financial distress after the operators fled with their funds.
ECOWAS Confirms Key Leadership Appointments for 2026-2030
ECOWAS leaders gathered in Sierra Leone to finalize the selection of statutory officials and institutional heads for the 2026-2030 term, welcoming General Birame Diop as the new Commission President.
A Guide to the Joshua versus Prenga Heavyweight Bout
Anthony Joshua faces Kristian Prenga in Jeddah this Saturday in a key warm-up fight before his projected heavyweight super-fight against Tyson Fury.
Suspect apprehended after fatal shooting of Bauchi community head
A 40-year-old man, Clement Anthony, has been arrested for the murder of Jacob Bature, a community leader in Bauchi, after a shooting incident on July 19.
Nnamdi Kanu’s Counsel Plans Lawsuit Over Guest’s Call for His Execution
Attorneys for Nnamdi Kanu are preparing legal action against a News Central Television guest for advocating for the extrajudicial killing of the IPOB leader.
Pharmacy Council of Nigeria welcomes 86 new foreign-trained pharmacists
The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria has inducted 86 foreign-trained pharmacists, mandating strict adherence to professional ethics while emphasizing their role in advancing local healthcare standards.
Lawmaker Labels Failure to Execute Capital Budget an Impeachable Act
Senator Mohammed Tahir Monguno has slammed the government for failing to implement the capital budget, calling the lack of execution an impeachable offense.
Security and Sanitation Risks Mount as Koka Flyover Becomes Informal Settlement
The Koka Flyover in Asaba has become an informal settlement for dozens of people, prompting warnings from local journalists and civil society groups regarding sanitation and security risks.
Abeokuta Road Accident Claims Two Lives After Lexus and Motorcycle Collision
A collision between a speeding Lexus and a motorcycle in Abeokuta, Ogun State, has resulted in two fatalities, prompting the FRSC to issue warnings about the dangers of excessive speed.
UK June borrowing figures show slight improvement
Government borrowing for June landed at £16bn, a figure slightly better than forecasted as Prime Minister Andy Burnham begins his term.