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Federal Court orders N100m payment by police for 22-year-old’s death in Delta
A Calabar court has ordered the Nigeria Police Force to pay N100 million in damages for the unlawful killing of 22-year-old Onyekachi Mba in 2025.
Abia authorities clear residents from unstable four-story structure in Aba
The Greater Aba Development Authority has evacuated tenants from a cracked four-story building on Clifford Road and scheduled it for demolition to prevent a collapse.
Teenage soccer player recalls being injected with drugs at a Magaluf nightclub
An 18-year-old athlete from Scotland was injected with drugs while at a nightclub in Magaluf, leaving her with ongoing health issues and a vital message about safety.
Top Stories from Nigerian Newspapers: Friday Morning Briefing
A summary of today's key news from Nigeria, covering government policies, legal proceedings, security updates, and military developments.
Family Seeks Help as Promised Army Medical Support for Shooting Victim Fails to Materialize
A family struggles to fund medical care for Franklin Ivara, who was shot during a military operation in Cross River State, after the Army reportedly failed to honor a promise to cover his treatment costs.
Chaos on Oshodi-Apapa Expressway as Coordination Fails
A total standstill on the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway caused massive disruption for thousands of commuters due to a breakdown in coordination between security agencies and tank farm operators.
Pianist Jayson Gillham unsuccessful in legal challenge against Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
A court has ruled against pianist Jayson Gillham in his discrimination claim against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra following a performance where he spoke about journalist deaths in Gaza.
Daily Newspaper Headlines: From Outrage Over Dunblane to Royal Encounters with Penguins
Newspapers cover the backlash against Rupert Lowe's comments on the Dunblane tragedy, Andy Burnham's surge in Labour leadership support, and police investigations into Reform UK donations.
Plateau State Police Command Bans Warrantless Phone Searches
Plateau State Police Commissioner Bassey Ewah has officially prohibited officers from searching residents' mobile phones without a court warrant, emphasizing the protection of citizen rights.
Plateau Police Command Prohibits Officers from Searching Private Phones
Plateau State Police Commissioner Bassey Ewah has banned officers from searching citizens' phones without a warrant, urging the public to report any harassment.