Hyderabad — Indian authorities have deported Nigerian national Onyeukwu Victor following allegations of visa overstay and involvement in drug-related activities. According to The Times of India, Victor, who arrived in India on a student visa in 2021, remained in the…
On Monday, November 11, 2025, the usual calm of Gaduwa, one of Abuja’s quieter neighbourhoods, was shattered by a standoff that captured national attention. What began as a routine inspection quickly morphed into a gripping scene that drew residents to…
As the weekend approaches, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) finds itself grappling with uncertainty ahead of its planned national convention. What should have been a moment of unity has instead exposed widening cracks within the party, with a recent Board…
Two-and-a-half years into the Federal Government’s (FG) economic reform programme, a closer look reveals a mixed picture. While the government has hailed improvements in macroeconomic indicators—rising GDP, moderating inflation, stable exchange rates, and growing external reserves—many economists and stakeholders warn…
Chinese technology giant Alibaba has dismissed allegations that it aids Beijing in targeting the United States, describing a recent media report as “completely false,” AFP reported on Saturday. The Financial Times cited a White House memo claiming that Alibaba provides…
By Williams Adesoji Abuja, Nigeria The battle for the soul of the Baptist High School Benin Old Students’ Association (BHOSA Worldwide) has erupted into the open—this time with a blistering broadside from the Nigeria Good Governance Research Centre (NGGRC). And…
Stakeholders and parents in Esan Central, Edo State, have expressed grave concern over a directive recently issued by Mount Carmel Secondary School, Emaudo, requiring parents and students of JSS1, JSS2, and SS2 to sign a compulsory boarding house agreement. This…
God punish President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.Walahi talahi!May the Most Beneficent and the Most Merciful withhold mercy from him for this act of national wickedness he has committed against us—the honest traffickers, the humble cartel operators, and the peace-loving barons who…
Nigeria has scrapped its three-year-old policy mandating the use of indigenous languages for early-years teaching, reinstating English as the official medium of instruction from pre-primary through university level. Education Minister Tunji Alausa announced the reversal in Abuja on Monday, describing…
Burkina Faso’s transitional authorities have confirmed that several senior magistrates arrested last month are now formally facing corruption charges, signalling what officials describe as one of the most serious breaches of judicial ethics in recent years. The announcement, issued on…
