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Robot with note saying ‘Grandma, hop on!’ sent to save elderly woman from Russian forces.
Ukrainian soldiers saved an elderly woman’s life by asking her to climb on the back of a robot. The woman, 72, was seen by an aerial drone walking between de@d bodies on a bullet-riddled road near the city of Lyman, Ukraine. Aerial footage shows the unnamed woman leaning on two walking sticks as she makes her way…
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Emefiele used forged signature of Buhari, $6.23 billion was unlawfully moved from the apex bank under the pretext of funding foreign observers for the 2023 elections” – Witness tells court
The trial of former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Godwin Emefiele, took a dramatic turn on Monday, April 27, after a prosecution witness alleged that $6.23 billion was unlawfully moved from the apex bank under the pretext of funding foreign observers for the 2023 general elections. The Sun reports that while testifying before Justice Hamza…
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62 Nigerian nationals, 169 other foreigners arrested as Uganda intensifies crackdown on irregular migration
The Uganda’s Ministry of Internal Affairs has arrested more than 231 illegal immigrants, including 62 Nigerian nationals, in two separate intelligence-led crackdowns targeting irregular migration. The suspects were rounded up during two major coordinated operations conducted on April 27, 2026 in Adjumani and the Bukoto–Ntinda areas of Kampala. The arrests were carried out by the…
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King Charles meets Trump at the White House amid security concerns following alleged ass@ssination attempt.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are on a state visit to the US despite security concerns after the alleged as$sssination attempt on Donald Trump. The US President and other senior politicians were evacuated from a Washington press dinner on Saturday night after shots were fired in the hotel venue. But King Charles and Queen Camilla landed as planned on Monday night, April…
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Man raises alarm over large potholes on a major road in Bayelsa state.
A resident of Nembe has issued an urgent plea to authorities regarding the critical state of a major road in Bayelsa State, citing large, dangerous potholes that pose a severe threat to commuters. In a video released, the man highlighted that the heavily trafficked route is regularly used by school children and elders, making its…
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6 lives, 6 dreams, 6 futures, cut short in one night… The Night of June 7th, coming soon (watch teaser)
The Night of June 7th tells the harrowing and devastating true story of the Apo Six who lost their lives on June 7th 2005 after an encounter with a Deputy Commissioner of Police in a night club where the 6 friends had gone to celebrate a birthday. Inspired by true events, The Night of June…
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How is ₦11,500 for just 2 hours even normal?” — woman fumes over Lagos airport parking fee
A woman has taken to social media to question the cost of parking at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport. According to her, she parked her car around 8 a.m. and returned by 10 a.m., only to be charged ₦11,500 for the short stay. Clearly frustrated, she questioned how such a fee could apply for just…
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I was misunderstood – Pres. Ruto of Kenya apologises over his comment about Nigerians command of English
Kenyan President William Ruto has addressed recent controversy surrounding comments he made regarding Nigerians’ command of the English language, stating his remarks were taken out of context. While speaking at a public function in Italy last week, President Ruto lauded Kenya’s education standards, a comparison that included a critique of English proficiency in Nigeria. “Our…
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Megan Thee Stallion has announced her early exit from “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” following her nasty split from NBA star Klay Thompson.
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion announces early exit from “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” after nasty split from NBA star Klay Thompson. Megan Thee Stallion has announced her early exit from “Moulin Rouge! The Musical” following her nasty split from NBA star Klay Thompson. The rapper, who broke down in tears at the end of her Broadway…
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Bring back mandatory national service to protect UK from Russia and Iran, ex-Nato chief says
A top government advisor has said the UK needs to bring back a mandatory national service. Lord George Robertson, a former Nato secretary general, urged the British government to consider a Swedish-style model with roles for residents of all ages to boost civilian resilience. Lord George, who served as the Labour defence secretary and author of the Strategic Defence Review, has…
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Gunman aged 89 on the run after ‘shooting spree’ in central Athens, Greece
An 89-year-old gunman is at large following a series of shootings at a social security office and a courthouse in central Athens, Greece on Tuesday. Several people have been wounded in the attacks, prompting a major police operation to locate the suspect. Authorities report that the man, armed with a shotgun hidden under a trenchcoat,…
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FIFA plans to reduce player bans with new yellow card system
FIFA is set to introduce a major change to its yellow card suspension rules ahead of the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. According to The Athletic, bookings will likely be wiped twice during the tournament to keep more star players on the pitch for decisive matches. The governing body will…
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20-year-old Rufus Giwa polytechnic student found de@d in his apartment
The academic community of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo (RUGIPO) has been thrown into mourning following the tragic discovery of a 20-year-old student, Audi Emmanuel, found dead in his off-campus residence over the weekend. Emmanuel, a student in the Department of Computer Engineering, was reportedly found hanging from a rope tied to the ceiling of his…
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Pastor and his wife celebrate as they welcome first child after 14 years of waiting
A Liberian pastor, Solomon Gueh and his wife Sarah have welcomed their first child after 14 years of waiting. The couple announced the birth of their baby girl in Facebook posts on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. “We waited, We prayed and in God’s own time. He send us a girl. Call me Sarine’s ma and…
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Ghana pulls out of US aid talks over demands for personal data
Ghana has officially ended negotiations for a multi-year aid agreement with the United States following a dispute over data privacy. A government source confirmed to AFP that the deal collapsed after Washington demanded access to the personal data of Ghanaian citizens. The breakdown comes as the administration of US President Donald Trump moves to establish…
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Man digs up sister’s remains, takes skeleton to bank to prove her death and access her money
A shocking incident has been reported in Odisha, India where an elderly man exhumed his late sister’s remains and took them to a bank to prove she was dead. The man, identified as Jitu Munda, had reportedly been trying to withdraw about Rs 20,000 from his sister’s account at a local bank after she passed…
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Osun state govt sacks monarch convicted in US for COVID-19 fraud, declares stool vacant
The Osun state sovernment has deposed the Apetumodu of Ipetumodu in Ife North Local Government Area of the state, Oba Gbenga Joseph Oloyede, with immediate effect. A statement issued by the Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Oluomo Kolapo Alimi, said the decision followed due consultation, legal review, and approval by the State Executive Council.…
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Iranian hackers allegedly expose personal details of thousands of US Marines in Middle East
A hacking group linked to the Iranian government has issued deadly threats to US Marines in the Middle East after leaking their personal information online. The Handala Hack Team, which has ties to Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence, claimed responsibility for publishing the full personal details of 2,379 US Marines currently stationed in the Persian Gulf…
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A Nigerian national, identified as Alhaji Isiaq Dahunsi, tragically passed away on Monday, April 27, while in transit from Istanbul to Lagos.
Nigerian man d!es on Turkey to Lagos flight As of Tuesday afternoon, the cause of death had not been determined and aviation authorities and the airline have yet to issue a formal statement regarding the medical emergency that occurred during the flight. The news was confirmed in a social media tribute posted by the deceased’s…
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US examining latest Iran proposal to end war
The White House has confirmed that it is reviewing a new Iranian proposal aimed at unblocking the Strait of Hormuz. This follows a major economic disruption sparked by a US and Israeli offensive two months ago. While a ceasefire is in place, diplomatic efforts to fully reopen the strategic waterway have remained stalled. US President…
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Pastor Seun Osigbesan sang his wife’s praise at her 40th birthday celebration.
When I had nothing, she handled the bills for seven years and never complained – Actress Seun Osigbesan’s husband praises her as she turns 40 Actress Seun Osigbesan, known for her role as Jennifer in The Johnsons, joined her husband Pastor Seun on the altar at his church Gracemade Christian Centre. Hailing his wife, pastor…
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Black South Africans block Black children from other African countries from school (video)
From targeting Black immigrants from other African countries, Black South Africans have now turned their attention to little children whose parents are Black immigrants. The South Africans descended on some schools early in the morning and prevented Black children from other African countries from joining classes. The children were reportedly removed from their classrooms during…
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US-based Nigerian Catholic priest d!es in his sleep
A Nigerian Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Andrew Ifele, has passed away in the United States. Fr. Ifele d!ed in his sleep on Monday, April 27, 2026. Until his demise, he was the administrator of La Santisima Trinidad in Arroyo Seco, Archdiocese of Santa Fe, USA. Fr. Ifele had served as priest at St. Anthony’s Catholic…
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6 Out of 10 university students are into Yahoo Yahoo – EFCC Chairman says
The Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Olanipekun Olukoyede, has expressed sorrow over how common cybercrime is among young Nigerians. According to him, about six out of every 10 students in Nigerian universities are involved in cybercrime. He said this at the 8th Biennial Conference of the Committee of Pro-Chancellors of…
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1,000 Tech University Scholarships for Nigerian Indigent Whizkids
The Leo Stan Ekeh Foundation, in collaboration with TD Africa, Konga Group, Zinox Technologies, and Task Systems, is set to officially launch its highly anticipated scholarship programme aimed at empowering 1,000 exceptional Nigerian indigent whiz-kids in the field of technology. The dedicated application portal, initially scheduled to go live on April 22, will now launch…
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A pastor in Florida has been arrested over allegations of bigamy, sparking reactions online due to the irony surrounding his teachings.
According to Yahoo, The cleric, identified as Leslie Williams, was reportedly picked up on April 22 on an outstanding warrant from Georgia. He is currently being held without bond, awaiting extradition. What has drawn even more attention to the case is a book he authored titled *Love Her Like This*, which focuses on strengthening marriages…
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2027: President Tinubu picks APC nomination form
Ahead of the forthcoming general elections, President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday, April 28, picked the All Progressives Congress Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms. Federal lawmaker representing Ikeja Federal Constituency, James Faleke, picked the form on behalf of President Tinubu and APC consensus candidate in Lagos State, incumbent Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat. The form was…
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NBA star Terry Rozier to face new federal bribery charges in alleged gambling scheme
NBA star, Terry Rozier will face additional charges related to soliciting and receiving bribes during an alleged gambling scheme. Assistant U.S. attorney Kaitlin Farrell revealed in court on Monday that the government had “developed evidence that Mr. Rozier solicited and accepted a bribe” and that prosecutors will present the charges to a grand jury, The…
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Big Brother Naija star, Hazel Oyeze Onou, popularly known as Whitemoney, has expressed shock after being slapped with a massive parking bill by Lagos airport authorities.
Reality Star slapped with N250,000 airport parking fee for 4-say stay In a video shared online, the singer disclosed that his car, parked between Friday, April 24, and Monday, April 27, incurred a daily rate of N50,000, a price increase he was reportedly unaware of. ‘’This very outrageous to say the least, How do you…
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Nigerian man sentenced to 21 months imprisonment in US for selling fraudulent nursing diplomas, licences and transcripts
A 55-year-old Nigerian man, Patrick Nwaokwu, was sentenced in connection with a nursing credentials scam in the United States. The U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland, Kelly O. Hayes, made the announcement in a press release issued by the Department of Justice on Friday. The Honorable Deborah L. Boardman sentenced Nwaokwu , to 21…
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The history and story of Zimbabwe.
History of Zimbabwe Long ago, in the southern part of Africa, there was a land of rolling hills, rivers, and golden stone cities. This land is now called Zimbabwe, and its story is one of great kingdoms, struggle, and renewal. Many centuries ago, powerful African communities lived in the region. The most famous of them…
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The history and story of Zambia.
History of Zambia Zambia’s history is a story of ancient kingdoms, rich natural resources, colonial rule, and a peaceful path to independence. Early History Long before colonial times, the land was inhabited by Bantu-speaking peoples who migrated into the region over many centuries. They established farming communities, hunted wildlife, and developed ironworking skills. Different groups formed…
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The history and story of Uganda.
History of Uganda Uganda has a rich history shaped by ancient kingdoms, trade, colonial rule, independence struggles, and modern political development. Early History Long before colonial rule, Uganda was home to many ethnic groups and well-organized kingdoms. People practiced farming, fishing, cattle keeping, and ironworking. The most famous traditional kingdoms included: Buganda Bunyoro Toro Ankole Busoga…
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The history and story of Tunisia.
History of Tunisia Tunisia has one of the oldest and richest histories in Africa, shaped by ancient empires, trade, Islamic civilization, colonial rule, and modern political change. Early History and Carthage The land of present-day Tunisia was first inhabited by Berber peoples. Around the 9th century BCE, Phoenician settlers from the city of Tyre founded the…
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The history and story of Togo.
History of Togo Togo is a small but historically rich country in West Africa. Its history includes ancient kingdoms, the slave trade, colonial rule, and the journey to independence. Early History Before European contact, the area that is now Togo was home to many ethnic groups, including the Ewe, Mina, Kabye, and Tem peoples. These communities…
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The history and story of Tanzania.
History of Tanzania Tanzania has a rich history shaped by ancient settlements, coastal trade, colonial rule, and the struggle for independence. Early History People have lived in the area of present-day Tanzania for millions of years. Some of the oldest human remains were found at Olduvai Gorge, an important archaeological site in northern Tanzania. Early communities…
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The history and story of Sudan.
Sudan has a long and complex history shaped by ancient civilizations, religion, trade, and colonial rule. Here’s a clear overview: 1. Ancient Sudan (c. 3000 BCE – 350 CE) Sudan was home to powerful kingdoms in the Nile Valley, south of ancient Egypt. The most important was the Kingdom of Kush (centered at Napata and…
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The history and story of South Sudan.
History of South Sudan South Sudan is the world’s youngest country, gaining independence in 2011. Its history is shaped by ancient civilizations, long colonial rule, and decades of civil war before finally becoming a nation. Ancient Roots and Early Civilizations The region that is now South Sudan has been inhabited for thousands of years by…
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The history and story of South Africa.
History of South Africa South Africa’s history is a complex journey from ancient indigenous societies, through colonization and apartheid, to becoming a modern democratic nation. Early Peoples and Ancient Societies The earliest known inhabitants of South Africa were the San (Bushmen) and Khoikhoi (Khoisan peoples), who lived as hunter-gatherers and pastoralists for thousands of years.…
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The history and story of Somalia
Early History and Ancient Trade Somalia’s history stretches back thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians referred to the Land of Punt (likely in the Somali region) as a rich trading partner known for incense, gold, and exotic animals. Archaeological sites like Laas Geel cave paintings (over 5,000 years old) show early pastoral life. By classical antiquity,…
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The history and story of Sierra Leone
History of Sierra Leone Early societies Long before European arrival, the area of Sierra Leone was home to various ethnic groups such as the Temne, Mende, Limba, and others. These communities lived in organized societies, farming, trading, and developing rich cultural traditions. European contact and the slave trade From the 1400s, Portuguese explorers reached the coast…
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The history and story of Seychelles
History of Seychelles Early History (Before settlement) The islands of Seychelles were uninhabited for most of human history. There were no indigenous populations before Europeans arrived. The islands were known only through occasional sightings by Arab and European sailors traveling across the Indian Ocean. Discovery and Early European Contact In the 1500s, Portuguese explorers were among…
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The history and story of Senegal
History of Senegal Early Kingdoms and Empires The land now called Senegal has a long history of powerful kingdoms and trade networks. Early societies such as the Wolof, Serer, and Tukulor peoples built organized states and communities. Senegal was also influenced by large West African empires, especially the Mali Empire. The region became an important part…
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The history and story of Sao Tome and Principe
History of São Tomé and Príncipe Early History and Discovery The islands of São Tomé and Príncipe were uninhabited before the arrival of Europeans. Portuguese explorers discovered them in the late 1400s. Because of their location in the Gulf of Guinea, the islands became important for trade routes between Africa, Europe, and the Atlantic. The Portuguese…
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The history and story of Rwanda
History of Rwanda Early Kingdom and Society Rwanda has a long history of organized society centered around the Kingdom of Rwanda. For centuries, communities of Hutu, Tutsi, and Twa lived in the region, sharing language and culture while having different social and economic roles. The kingdom grew under strong kings known as Mwami and became one…
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The history and story of republic of the Congo
History of Republic of the Congo Early Kingdoms and Peoples Before European colonization, the area now called the Republic of the Congo was home to many Bantu-speaking peoples. Powerful kingdoms developed there, especially the Kingdom of Kongo, which was one of Central Africa’s most important states. Other groups such as the Teke and Loango peoples also…
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The history and story of Nigeria.
History of Nigeria Early Civilizations The history of Nigeria goes back thousands of years. Ancient communities such as the Nok civilization, famous for its terracotta sculptures, existed as early as 1000 BC. People farmed, traded, and developed organized societies. Powerful kingdoms and empires later rose across the region, including the Kanem-Bornu Empire in the northeast, the…
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The history and story of Niger
History of Niger Early Civilizations The area now known as Niger has been inhabited for thousands of years. Ancient communities lived near the Sahara before it became as dry as it is today. Rock art in the Aïr Mountains shows evidence of early human life, animals, and farming. Niger was an important crossroads for trans-Saharan trade.…
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The history and story of Namibia.
Early Inhabitants Namibia’s history begins with some of the oldest human cultures in the world. The San (Bushmen) were hunter-gatherers who lived in the region for tens of thousands of years, leaving behind remarkable rock art. Later, the Khoikhoi arrived as pastoralists. Other groups such as the Damara, Herero, and Ovambo peoples developed distinct societies,…
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Singer, Shakira’s crew member crushed to d£ath while building stage for her concert
A man has been crushed to de@th while constructing a stage for Shakira’s Copacabana beach show in Brazil. The singer was set to perform in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, May 2, in a massive free concert. The fire department was called when a technician suffered severe injuries to his legs in a lifting system, with the man…
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German club FC Schalke have confirmed that an investigation has been launched after a man was found de@d at their stadium.
The man, 65, was discovered by a cleaner in the toilets at the VELTINS-Arena on Thursday, April 23. The find was made during a routine inspection of the toilet facilities, with police subsequently called to the scene. Officers swiftly arrived and cordoned off the area as an inquiry got underway. German publication Bild has reported…
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Seun Kuti tackles people mocking him for ‘’tapping into his father’s glory’
Afrobeat artist Seun Kuti has fired back at critics who frequently accuse him of “tapping into the glory” of his legendary father, the late Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. Over the weekend, the singer addressed long-standing, critical narratives from some Nigerians who argue that he relies on his father’s immense star power to maintain relevance within the music industry.
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Manhunt underway for jealous mother-in-law of former Miss Universe who ‘executed’ her
Mexico City police have launched a massive manhunt for the mother-in-law wanted for the caught-on-video “execution” of a stunning former Miss Universe. The suspected k!ller, identified as Erika Maria “N” vanished shortly after the April 15 sho0ting de@th of Carolina Flores Gomez, a 27-year-old former Miss Teen Universe, reportedly because she was jealous of the…
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Trump to hold critical security talks on Iran amid negotiating impasse
U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with his top national security and foreign policy advisors on Monday to determine the next steps in the ongoing conflict with Iran. The high-level meeting comes as diplomatic efforts appear to have reached a stalemate, with both Washington and Tehran trading blame for the lack of progress.…
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Veteran Nollywood actor and producer, Solomon Akiyesi, has d!ed. He passed away in his sleep on Sunday, April 26, 2026.
Nollywood actor, Solomon Akiyesi, d!es in his sleep The National President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Abubakar Yakubu, confirmed his passing on Monday, April 27. He stated that the actor d!ed in Abuja and his remains have been deposited at a mortuary while the guild awaits further details from the family. Yes, it…
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Suspect in Washington dinner shooting charged with attempting to ass@ssinate Trump
The man accused of opening fire at a Washington gala attended by Donald Trump was charged on Monday, April 27 with attempting to assassinate the president. Cole Tomas Allen, 31, of Torrance, California, appeared in Washington federal court two days after authorities foiled an attack at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. Allen, who holds…
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Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, presidential hopeful, Peter Obi, and some South East leaders, paid a visit to former President Goodluck Jonathan, in Abuja earlier today April 27.
The reason for the meeting is yet to be disclosed.
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Two Nigerians k!lled in South Africa
According to Ambassador Ninikanwa Okey-Uche, Consul-General of Nigeria in Johannesburg, they were k!lled by personnel of South African National Defence Force (SANDF) in Port Elizabeth. Two Nigerians, Amaramiro Emmanuel and Ekpeyong Andrew, have been k!lled in South Africa. Okey-Uche said the k!llings had further raised questions about the safety of Nigerians and other foreigners in…
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Stitch braids with long braids
Neat feed-in cornrows at the front that flow into long box braids/single braids at the back. The braid ends also have silver hair cuffs/accessories. So the hairstyle looks like feed-in cornrows into long box braids (also called stitch braids with long braids). It looks stylish, neat, and very attractive. This hairstyle looks very good on…
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This hairstyle is commonly called cornrows into a low braided bun.
This hairstyle is commonly called cornrows into a low braided bun (or straight-back cornrows with a bun). The front has neat straight-back cornrow braids, and the back is gathered into a low braided bun. The styled curls at the front are often called laid edges with curly tendrils. If you ask a hairstylist, you can…
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This hairstyle is commonly called cornrows into a low braided bun
This hairstyle is commonly called cornrows into a low braided bun (or straight-back cornrows with a bun). The front has neat straight-back cornrow braids, and the back is gathered into a low braided bun. The styled curls at the front are often called laid edges with curly tendrils. If you ask a hairstylist, you can…
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Michael’, the highly anticipated biopic about late pop icon Michael Jackson, has opened at the top of the North American box office, pulling in an estimated $97 million over the weekend.
Elsewhere at the box office, “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” secured second place with $21.2 million, continuing its strong run after several weeks at the top. Amazon MGM’s “Project Hail Mary” followed in third with $13.2 million, adding to its growing global total. Warner Bros’ horror release “The Mummy” placed fourth with $5.6 million, while…
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First claims of men being gang r@ped at Epstein’s Zorro ranch revealed in bombshell documentary
A new documentary has brought renewed attention to allegations surrounding the activities of convicted offender Jeffrey Epstein at his remote Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, with survivors, officials and leaked materials raising serious, though largely unproven, claims about what may have taken place there. The programme, which features interviews with survivors including Chauntae Davies, describes…
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Our students escaped. They were not rescued – Principal of Kogi orphanage says
Mohammed Tajudeen, the Principal and Proprietor of Daarulkitab Islamic Training Centre in Zariagi, Kogi State, where bandits abducted 25 pupils, has explained that the students reported as rescued actually escaped. Suspected armed bandits had attacked the school late Sunday, April 26, 2026, and abducted 23 pupils and the wife of the proprietor. The Kogi State…
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Bahrain revokes citizenship of 69 people over support for Iran
Bahrain has revoked the citizenship of 69 individuals over alleged links to Iran, in a move that comes amid heightened regional tensions following recent conflict in the Gulf. In a statement released on Monday, April 27, the Ministry of Interior Bahrain said those affected, along with some of their dependents, were found to have supported…
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Three foreigners shot d3ad inside McDonald’s in Johannesburg
Three men were shot and k!lled in a brazen daylight attack inside a McDonald’s in the Johannesburg CBD, South Africa. The incident occurred on Monday, April 27, 2026. Police said the victims, aged between 30 and 45, were having breakfast when two masked suspects entered the restaurant at the corner of Jeppe and Small streets…
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Moment father faints in the delivery room while watching his wife in labour
A father has gone viral after he fainted while witnessing the birth of his second daughter. Maicon Pedroso was at a hospital in Criciúma with his wife, Mariane Felippe, as she underwent a C-section on April 18, but he fainted during the delivery. The father was reportedly holding his wife’s hand when he blacked out,…
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Actor Michael Madsen allegedly owes ex-wife $1.2 million in back child support
A legal dispute has emerged over the estate of late actor Michael Madsen, with Los Angeles County authorities claiming he owed more than $1.2 million in unpaid child support to his ex-wife. According to court documents, the Los Angeles County Child Support Services Department alleges that Madsen owed $1,267,573.49 to Jeannine Bisignano, stemming from obligations…
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Atiku warns against political campaign suspension in Borno, Benue and others over insecurity
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has warned against proposals to suspend political campaigns in parts of northern Nigeria, saying such a move could undermine constitutional rights and fuel fears of disenfranchisement. His reaction follows reports that the Senate is considering halting political activities in several states affected by rising insecurity, including Borno State, Benue State…
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Young girl d!es as bandits attack vehicle, abduct 6 schoolchildren and three others in Kaduna
Suspected bandits have attacked a vehicle conveying schoolchildren from Akwando village to Kachia, the headquarters of Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State, abducting nine persons, including 6 children and the driver, leaving one girl d3ad. The public relations officer of the Kuturmi Unity Development Association (KUDA), Manasseh Samuel, said the attack occurred at about…
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Eight sentenced to one month imprison for indiscriminate dumping of refuse
Eight sentenced to one month imprison for indiscriminate dumping of refuse The Lagos state government today April 27 arraigned eight persons before a magistrate in Bolade, Oshodi, over the indiscriminate dumping of refuse. Disclosing this via his social media handles, the state Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, said the suspects all pled…
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US First Lady Melania Trump has called on ABC to dismiss late-night host Jimmy Kimmel
US First Lady Melania Trump has called on ABC to dismiss late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, accusing him of making “hateful and violent” remarks during a recent comedy segment. Melania Trump also accused ABC of protecting the comedian, claiming the network continues to shield him from consequences. She urged the broadcaster to take action, stating that…
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British-Nigerian boxer, Anthony Joshua will return to boxing in a comeback About on July 25 in Saudi Arabia.
The former unified world champion will fight Albania’s Kristian Prenga in Riyadh this summer. It will be Joshua’s first contest since returning to training after a car accident in Nigeria in December, which saw two of his close friends die. The official announcement of AJ’s comeback fight was accompanied by confirmation from promoters Turki Alashikh…
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Passenger plunges 50 feet to her d£ath at Indianapolis airport
A woman fell 50 feet to her d£ath at the Indianapolis airport over the weekend, officials said. The woman, identified only as a 38-year-old, was at the Indianapolis International Airport on Saturday, April 25, around 12:15 p.m. when she fell from the outside edge of the Upper Terminal Drive. First responders performed life-saving measures for…
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Lagos emerges most indebted state in Nigeria as it owes N1.22trn, $1.17b
Lagos State has emerged as the most indebted state in Nigeria. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), as at the fourth quarter (Q4) 2025, Lagos state is owing a total of N1.22 trillion and $1.17 billion as domestic and external debts respectively. Making the announcement on Monday, April 27, in its Q4 2025…
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Trump explains why it took 20 seconds for Secret Service to get him out the room
US President Donald Trump has revealed that his own curiosity contributed to the 20-second delay in his evacuation from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner following an assassination attempt on Saturday night. While dramatic footage showed Vice President JD Vance being swiftly moved from the stage, the President and First Lady appeared to remain in the…
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Graphic video shows moment South African man shot de@d Ethiopian man in packed street amid rising xenophobic attacks
An Ethiopian has been shot de@d in downtown Johannesburg amid rising xenophobic attacks on blacks from other African nations living in South Africa. The victim was shot at close range on the busy intersection of Jeppe and Von Wielligh Streets. CCTV footage shows the victim standing near a street stall when a man approached him…
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CCTV footage shows final moments of 22-year-old Kenyan student before she fell to her d3ath from sixth floor of apartment
Police in Nairobi, Kenya are investigating the d3ath of a 22-year-old university student who reportedly fell from the sixth floor of an apartment at a short-stay accommodation facility in Kileleshwa. The woman, identified as Consolata Githinji, is said to have fallen from apartment C601 in the early hours of Sunday, April 16, 2026. Police have…
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Man falls asleep after r@ping 89-year-old woman in South Africa
A 29-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly r@ping an 89-year-old woman in South Africa. The incident occurred in the early hours of Sunday, April 26, 2026 in Nyavani village, outside Malamulele in Limpopo. Police spokesperson Hlulani Mashaba says the suspect entered the victim’s room while she was asleep and allegedly attacked her after she…
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Gunmen allegedly attacked herders, k!lling one and shooting 21 cattle in Diyan village, Riyom Local Government Area of Plateau State.
“It reflects a troubling pattern of violence against innocent pastoralists who are only engaged in their lawful means of livelihood. The continued loss of lives and destruction of property is deeply concerning and must not be allowed to persist.” Babayo called on the state government and security agencies to fulfill their constitutional duty of protecting…
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Shotgun Used in White House Correspondents’ Dinner att@ck Pictured for first time
Images have surfaced for the first time of the shotgun allegedly used by Cole Tomas Allen during the assault on the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. The weapon was pictured on the patterned carpet of the Washington Hilton, the same location where the 31-year-old suspect was photographed face-down and topless following his arrest by security personnel…
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A dad whose wife is expecting his second child was gored to d£ath during a Spanish bull-running festival in an area known as the “street of hell.”
Video shared online shows the bull lifting cattle breeder Santiago Barrero San Román, 33, into the air on Friday, April 24, then repeatedly stabbing him with its horns during the San Marcos festival in Jaén. The rampaging animal continued to batter San Román, a cattle breeder and dad to a young girl, on Calle Palomares, which is…
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Shocking video shows a Florida pickup truck running over a $250,000 Lamborghini with the driver still inside.
The Lambo driver, Ramon Ferrer, said he’s lucky to be alive after his car was crushed under the weight of the truck on Wednesday, April 21, in a Lake Nona gym parking lot. Wild cellphone footage shows Ferrer trying to reverse as the pickup turns the corner and continues straight up and on top of…
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A businesswoman has said that doing everything to please your partner isn’t the key to a happy marriage.
marriage as example She added that submission is also not the key. She went on to share what she believes makes a marriage happy. Using her marriage as an example, she wrote: ‘The key to a happy marriage isn’t doing everything to please your spouse or submitting like sugar dissolving in water. The real key…
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A man has been arrested after a ‘significant’ fire broke out at an LGBT+ nightclub in Buckinghamshire on Sunday morning.
Police were dispatched to Pink Punters nightclub in Milton Keynes at around 2am on Sunday after footage appeared to show flames on the building’s top floor and above the roof. 12 fire crews scrambled to fight the fire, which could be seen ravaging the building in drone footage while thick plumes of smoke rose billowed…
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We are siblings from Nigeria now living in the UK. I’m lesbian and he’s gay. We had to leave home to find safety” – Nigerian siblings share their story
A video showing Nigerian siblings identifying as gay and lesbian has caused a stir on social media. In the viral footage, Aishat revealed that she and her brother fled to the United Kingdom to escape persecution and live openly, citing the need for a safe environment. Umar explained that hiding his sexuality while in Nigeria…
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The United States Mission in Nigeria has cautioned that visa overstays by Nigerian travellers could impact other citizens applying to enter the U.S.
Visa overstays may affect Nigerian travellers, U.S Mission warns In an advisory issued on Monday, the mission stressed that compliance with U.S. immigration laws is critical to preserving travel opportunities for Nigerians visiting for education, business, tourism, and family purposes. It noted that when travellers overstay their visas or breach entry conditions, it can affect…
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Hezbollah Leader rejects Lebanon-Israel direct talks, calls move a “grave sin”
Hezbollah leader, Naim Qassem on Monday, April 27, issued a forceful rejection of Lebanon’s planned direct negotiations with Israel, characterizing the diplomatic move as a “grave sin” that threatens to destabilize the nation. The statement follows unprecedented meetings between Lebanese and Israeli ambassadors in Washington, which recently established a fragile truce in the ongoing conflict.…
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Court Martial over coup Plot set to resume May 8
The court martial proceedings involving three dozen military officers accused of a foiled coup plot are scheduled to resume on May 8, according to from Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters. The trial involves 36 officers allegedly involved in a conspiracy to overthrow the government, an act that would have threatened over twenty-five years of democratic rule in…
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U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with his top national security and foreign policy advisors on Monday to determine the next steps in the ongoing conflict with Iran.
Trump to hold critical security talks on Iran amid negotiating impasse The high-level meeting comes as diplomatic efforts appear to have reached a stalemate, with both Washington and Tehran trading blame for the lack of progress. During a televised address from the White House, President Trump maintained a firm stance on the military campaign, asserting…
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The Night of June 7th is coming to your screen soon (teaser)
Twenty one years after six Nigerians tragically lost their lives in Apo, their story is being revisited in a manner that can’t be ignored. On the night of June 7th 2005, six friends set out to make memories, but their adventure took a terrifying turn when they encountered a police officer. The series of events…
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A Nigerian lawyer and BBC Hausa presenter, Fatima Zahra Umar, has advised men to stop chasing women who are above their level.
Stop chasing women above your level – Nigerian lawyer advises men “Focus on your life and stop chasing women above your level,” she wrote in a Facebook post on Monday. The post sparked reactions, with some men saying that no woman is above any man’s level.
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American R&B artist Chris Brown has welcomed his fourth child, a baby boy, with girlfriend Jada Wallace.
Singer Chris Brown welcomes fourth child as Jada Wallace announces birth of their baby boy The couple took to social media to reveal the happy news, putting an end to months of speculation regarding Wallace’s pregnancy. Wallace posted a photo of the newborn accompanied by the caption, “Purest love.” Brown, responded in the comments with “Taurus…
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He was shot in his room’- Family rejects Army’s account of NYSC member’s k!lling in Abuja, demands probe
The family of Abdulsamad Jamiu, a serving National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member k!lled by soldiers of the Guards Brigade Quick Response Force in Dei-Dei, Shagari Estate, Abuja, has rejected the military’s account of the incident. On Sunday, April 26, the Nigerian Army released a statement claiming late Jamiu was caught in a crossfire on April 25…
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Form submission received” in a WordPress blog means.
“Form submission received” in a WordPress blog means that someone has filled out and sent a form on your website successfully. This could be a: Contact form Registration form Newsletter signup form Membership form Comment/feedback form Payment or order form For example, if you use plugins like Contact Form 7, WPForms, or Elementor, and a…
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The history and story of morocco.
Early Origins (Prehistory – 7th century) Morocco’s history begins with the indigenous Berber (Amazigh) peoples, who have lived in North Africa for thousands of years. Early civilizations included Phoenician trading posts along the coast, followed by Carthaginian and later Roman rule. The Romans established cities like Volubilis, a major settlement near modern Meknes. Islamic Conquest…
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The history and story of Mozambique
Mozambique is a country in southeastern Africa with a long history shaped by early African kingdoms, Arab trade, Portuguese colonial rule, and a hard-fought struggle for independence. Early history Before European contact, the region that is now Mozambique was inhabited by Bantu-speaking peoples who built organized societies based on farming, fishing, and trade. By around…
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The history and story of Mauritius.
Mauritius, an island nation in the Indian Ocean east of Madagascar, has a rich and diverse history shaped by different waves of settlers and colonial powers. Early history (before European arrival) Dutch period (1598–1710) French period (1715–1810) British period (1810–1968) Independence and modern era (1968–present) Key themes in Mauritian history Mauritius is a small island…
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The history and story of mauritania.
Ancient and Early History The region that is now Mauritania has been inhabited for thousands of years. Early populations included Berber (Amazigh) groups, who were nomadic pastoralists. Archaeological evidence—such as rock art—shows that the Sahara was once greener and supported settled communities. By around the 3rd century CE, desertification pushed many groups toward trade. Mauritania…
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