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Severe Flooding Paralyzes Lagos Neighborhoods After Heavy Rains
Intense rains have submerged multiple Lagos communities, including Ago Palace Way and Gbagada, displacing residents and halting commercial activity as citizens call for urgent government intervention.
Escalating Economic Distress Fuels Surge in Nigerian Emigration
A surge in Nigerians fleeing to neighboring African nations is being driven by severe economic hardship and widespread insecurity, according to government reports and experts.
Six inmates freed from Ilorin custodial centre by Kwara Chief Judge
Kwara State Chief Judge, Justice Abiodun Ayodele Adebara, released six inmates from the Ilorin custodial centre to reduce facility congestion and ensure judicial efficiency.
Wednesday Morning Brief: Top 10 Nigerian News Stories
This morning's summary covers the APC's candidate list reshuffle, President Tinubu's praise for Nyesom Wike, ongoing evacuations from South Africa, and various security and political updates across Nigeria.
Woman reveals she was working for Superdry co-founder when he assaulted her
A survivor of sexual assault by Superdry co-founder James Holder recounts the difficulty of working for her attacker and the systemic issues within the fashion industry that enable such abuse.
Lagos Grapples with Widespread Flooding as Heavy Rains Disrupt City Life
Severe rainfall over 12 hours left Lagos paralyzed, causing widespread flooding, business closures, and traffic chaos, leading the state government to announce fresh measures against illegal drainage encroachment.
Report: Nearly 80,000 Deaths Linked to Nigerian Violence Over Six Years
A six-year analysis by ORFA reports over 79,000 deaths and 34,000 abductions in Nigeria, highlighting significant religious disparities and shifting patterns of militant activity.
Borno Parents Report 37 Students Unaccounted For Following School Raid
Families in Lassa, Borno State, are searching for 37 students who disappeared during a militant attack on Government Day Secondary School while exams were in progress.
Reflecting on Tunji Bello at 65: A Legacy of Empathy and Professionalism
As Tunji Bello celebrates his 65th birthday, his tenure at the FCCPC is marked by a focus on fairness, inclusive governance, and a deep commitment to staff welfare and consumer protection.
Police Chief Olatunji Disu Emphasizes Continued Relevance After Retirement
Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu has urged police officers to prepare early for retirement, emphasizing that the end of active service should be a productive transition rather than a loss of professional relevance.