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Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has revealed that a plan by some individuals to bomb the Ondo State Government House in Akure, the state capital has been foiled by security operatives. He disclosed this on Thursday in a national television program, adding that intelligence received several months earlier alerted authorities to suspicious activity linked to the suspects. The governor said …

By Ndahi Marama, Maiduguri Agricultural experts and researchers, including professors gathered in Maiduguri, Borno State, have applauded the Executive Director of the Lake Chad Research Institute (LCRI), Professor Babagana Jugudum, the management team and staff for their tenacity and resilience in developing different varieties of improved seeds/crops and exploring research despite the Boko Haram atrocities that have lasted for over …

Con la cuenta regresiva para el Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026 Al entrar en sus últimos días, los representantes de África han presentado oficialmente sus plantillas definitivas para el mayor espectáculo del fútbol. El torneo ampliado de 48 equipos, que comienza el 11 de junio a través del Estados Unidos, Canadá y México, Verá a las estrellas del fútbol …

Look this is pure fire! Lasisi Elenu teams up with Layi Wasabi for this 2026 madness that will make you laugh. From the moment they enter the scene, there is only one thing: confusion, sharp mouth and that Nigerian kain humor that hits differently. If you haven’t seen my job interview series or any Layi court wahala before, you will …

Lanre Ogundipe Nigeria is one of the most religious nations on earth. Mosques invite the faithful to prayer. Churches fill auditoriums, stadiums and vast places of prayer. Religious language permeates politics, education, commerce, and daily life. Faith influences both public conduct and private choices. Yet, amidst this extraordinary religiosity lies a worrying paradox: one of Africa’s most religious societies continues …

“Humanitarian needs are increasing with every day of conflict; unfortunately our work is far from finished…we need funding,” said Imran Riza, UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Lebanon. Speaking from Beirut, the humanitarian veteran expressed shock at the destruction caused by the hostilities, which involved air and drone strikes as well as shelling. He described “hospitals and clinics hit by air strikes, …