Heavy rains brought the Makurdi–Lafia–Abuja road to a standstill on June 18, 2025—mere hours before President Bola Tinubu was due in Benue State. Torrents swept across the major artery, stranding motorists
Heavy rains brought the Makurdi–Lafia–Abuja road to a standstill on June 18, 2025—mere hours before President Bola Tinubu was due in Benue State. Torrents swept across the major artery, stranding motorists
Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, a senior figure within President Bola Tinubu’s All Progressives Congress (APC), has accused the administration of presiding over a nation beset by hunger, despair, and economic
President Bola Tinubu is visiting Benue State today, June 18, 2025, amid renewed horror following last Friday’s massacre in Yelewata, where over 150 people were killed. The visit comes under
Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has urged residents to prioritize structured community policing over self-defence following the recent massacre that claimed over 300 lives, saying that knee‑jerk mobilization would only
Over 3,000 Nigerians who invested their hard-earned money into what they believed was a promising financial scheme are now reeling in shock as the EFCC arraigns Precious Williams, alleged mastermind
Global outrage has reached a boiling point as the United Nations and Amnesty International condemn the horrifying massacre in Benue State, where over 100 villagers were slaughtered in a brutal
A searing rebuke came from Dunamis International’s Senior Pastor, Dr. Paul Enenche, during Monday night’s Commanding The Day Midnight Prayers. He condemned the slaughter of over 200 people in Yelwata,
Abuja’s Velodrome at Moshood Abiola Stadium is poised for a historic spectacle as barber Joshua “T‑Jos” Aiyenuro approaches the final 29 hours of a 154‑hour marathon haircut on June 17–18, 2025.
Smoke from charred homes still drifts over Yelewata, the small farming settlement along the Abuja–Makurdi highway, weeks after suspected herdsmen descended on June 13–14, 2025. More than 150 were killed before
A pall of grief hangs over Guma Local Government Area after the June 13 massacre in Yelewata village, where at least 100 people were brutally slaughtered, many locked in their homes