Two young hackers sentenced for disruptive cyber-attack on Transport for London
Two teenagers have received prison sentences for a massive 2024 cyber-attack on Transport for London that exposed the personal data of millions.
Legal Counsel Inibehe Effiong Clarifies EFCC Summoning of Randy Peter and Mama Pee
Lawyer Inibehe Effiong explains that activists Randy Peter and Mama Pee were questioned by the EFCC regarding allegations of naira abuse.
How Messi acted as an on-field coach to dismantle England’s tactical setup
Lionel Messi utilized his tactical awareness to outmaneuver England's defensive structure, orchestrating Argentina's late comeback in the World Cup semi-final.
Red Bull Abandons Rear Wing Design Following Verstappen Incidents
Red Bull is switching back to a traditional rear wing for the Belgian Grand Prix after identifying a dangerous aerodynamic flaw that led to recent crashes for Max Verstappen.
Abuja Court Refuses Bail for Suspect Linked to School Attack Plot
Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court in Abuja has refused bail for John Jude Agbo, who is accused of plotting attacks against schools in the Federal Capital Territory.
Christian Association of Nigeria mourns the loss of former Aso Rock Chaplain Rev. Dr. William Okoye
The Christian Association of Nigeria honors the memory of Rev. Dr. William Uzochukwu Okoye, a distinguished former Aso Rock Villa Chaplain and influential church leader.
Lando Norris Receives 10-Place Grid Penalty for Belgian Grand Prix
Lando Norris will start the Belgian Grand Prix with a 10-place grid penalty after McLaren installed an updated power electronics unit to resolve recurring reliability issues.
Iran labels US military strikes barbaric following hospital evacuation
Iran has condemned recent US airstrikes as barbaric after a cancer hospital was forced to evacuate over 200 pediatric patients due to nearby military action.
Corporate Affairs Commission targets 100,000 inactive companies for removal
The Corporate Affairs Commission is removing 100,000 companies from its registry for failing to file annual returns, giving them 90 days to comply.
Senate Approves 300% Hike in Traffic Fines via New FRSC Act
The Nigerian Senate has passed amendments to the FRSC Act, increasing traffic fines by up to 300% and setting a N50,000 penalty for preaching or hawking in commercial buses.