Pope Leo XIV’s sweeping tour of Africa has drawn massive crowds and emotional reactions from Catholic faithful—but it is also stirring sharp criticism over his decision to visit countries led
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Nigeria’s health authorities have confirmed a fresh COVID-19 case in Cross River State, sparking renewed public attention to the virus years after the global pandemic was officially declared over as
Supreme Court Reserves Judgment in ADC Leadership Case as David Mark Challenges Court’s Jurisdiction
Nigeria’s Supreme Court has reserved judgment in a politically sensitive dispute involving the African Democratic Congress (ADC), after arguments were heard on whether courts can interfere in the internal affairs
A fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran has been extended by President Donald Trump as diplomatic negotiations falter amid growing uncertainty and an apparent breakdown in communication with
A 63-year-old widow in Abia State, Nkechinyere Ndukwe, has raised alarm over what she describes as the forceful destruction and takeover attempt of her family property in Umuahia, leaving her
Political tension is rising in Delta State as former governor Ifeanyi Okowa openly criticised Senator Ned Nwoko over the ongoing debate surrounding the proposed creation of Anioma State. Okowa made
Nigeria’s political tensions sharpened on Tuesday as President Bola Tinubu pushed back against critics, insisting that democracy in the country remains strong despite mounting challenges. Speaking at the State House
A new flashpoint is emerging in the standoff between United States and Iran, as Tehran pushes back against mounting pressure from a US-imposed naval blockade. Iranian authorities say the strategy
ARTICLESecurity operatives have dismantled a theft ring operating inside the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, leading to the arrest and prosecution of 14 suspects accused of stealing building materials
Fresh concerns over Nigeria’s electoral credibility have been raised by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who warned that manipulation at collation centres remains a serious threat to democratic outcomes. Speaking