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Herbal drink: Police launch investigation into deaths in Ondo
The Ondo State Government on Wednesday confirmed the death of some people in Odigbo Local Government Area of the state following consumption of a herbal liquid substance. No fewer than 24 residents of two communities in the council area, Araromi Obu and Odigbo towns, have reportedly lost their lives after consuming the substance. The accident, which occurred on Saturday, has …
Read More »TCN starts restoration work of AFAM/IPP/ELELENWO 132 kV DC transmission line
TCN starts restoration work of 132 kV DC transmission line AFAM/IPP/ELELENWO – Core Reporters TCN starts restoration work of AFAM/IPP/ELELENWO 132 kV DC transmission line From our correspondent Port Harcourt (Core Reporters) The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) is carrying out rehabilitation works on the four vandalized towers along the 132 kV Afam/IPP/Elelenwo double circuit transmission line, Core Reporters reports. …
Read More »In Colombia, a new law requires citizens to carry weapons wherever they go
In Colombia, a new law signed by President Abelardo de la Espriella now allows citizens to carry their legally owned firearms wherever they go. The new law fulfills a campaign promise to adopt a tougher approach to crime. According to the BBC on Wednesday, the new decree allows Colombians who have a valid permit to carry a registered firearm to …
Read More »The Nigerian government pays equipment allowances for eight months to university and polytechnic lecturers
The Federal Government has released the Consolidated Academic Tools Allowance for academic staff at federal universities, polytechnics and colleges of education for the eight-month period covering January to August 2026. This was stated by the Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, on Wednesday shortly after inaugurating the Ministry’s Accreditation Committee. CATA is a stipend designed to support academic staff in …
Read More »Hajj 2027: Kebbi registers 3,257 pilgrims, remits $2.5 billion to NAHCON
The Kebbi State Pilgrims Welfare Agency (KSPWA) has registered 3,257 pilgrims intending for the 2027 pilgrimage. The figure, 95% of the number allocated to the State, is higher than any other State in the federation. So far, the agency has remitted $2.5 billion for Hajj to the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), in preparation for the spiritual exercise in …
Read More »The political platform of the Odu’a Chamber presented in Ibadan ahead of the 2027 elections
Ahead of the 2027 general elections, a regionally engaging and interactive political platform, the Odu’a House Initiative, modeled after Chatham House in the United Kingdom, has been inaugurated in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. It is a neutral, respected and intellectually stimulating forum, supported by a properly documented archive for scholars, media, politicians and future generations. According to the South …
Read More »FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup: Nigerian ambassador boosts Falconets’ morale ahead of China
Despite their 0-2 defeat against Spain in their opening match of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup 2026 in Poland on Monday, Nigeria’s ambassador to that country, Her Excellency Ambassador Chioma Ohakim Esq, did not abandon the team or feel despondent like everyone else. He watched the match played at the Stadion Sosnowiec and, together with the mission staff, did …
Read More »I was once paid to fake a miracle in church -Actor, Yemi Solade
Veteran Nollywood actor Yemi Solade has revealed that at one time in his career, he was paid to pretend to have received a miracle during a church program. He said he accepted the money to pretend that he had a physical disability and that he had been cured. Solade revealed this in an interview with Feel Right News TV on …
Read More »Afghans’ suffering ‘from bad to worse’, but the world is starting to look away: Türk
“Today, the suffering of many people in Afghanistan is getting worse,” stressed UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk. “Not yet, It seems that the world has forgotten and abandoned the Afghan people and the suffering is getting worse by the day,” he told reporters in Geneva. “The silence is deafening.” Increasing oppression Türk deplored the ongoing restrictions that have a …
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