EU Partners With FG To Create More Jobs for Youths
Mr. Gautier Mignot, the European Union (EU) Ambassador to Nigeria, has reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening existing partnerships and forging…
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Etomi Community Protest Against Privatization of Cocoa Estate in Cross River
Tensions Rise in Cross River as Etomi Community Opposes Cocoa Estate Privatization Residents of Etomi community in Etung Local Government…
From Allies to Enemies: Inside Davido & Iyabo Ojo’s Explosive Fallout
Fans Pick Sides as Davido Unfollows Iyabo Ojo Over Mohbad Dispute Davido and Nollywood star Iyabo Ojo have fallen out…
After Humiliating Arsenal, Is The Carabao Cup Final That Of Newcastle United To Lose?
So far, the Carabao Cup has been a hot stew of top EPL teams vying for the title. Big teams…
Lagos PDP Unites, Says They Will Defeat APC in 2027 Elections
Lagos politics is getting more interesting as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) factions in the state have reunited, setting their…
Nigeria 101: How To Live Large On A Small Pocket
Photo credit: Bukky658 Unless you are into crude oil or politics, chances are high that you will have a small…
Five Eating Habits You Should Avoid In 2025
We have to eat to survive; it is one of the many immutable laws of nature. Yet, some eating habits…
15 Years of One Direction: The Nigerian Version We Loved
15 Years of One Direction: Here’s the Nigerian Version We Grew Up Loving As the world marks 15 years since…
Very Dark Man vs Mr. Jollof: The Inevitable Clash
VeryDarkMan (Martins Vincent Otse) and comedian Freedom Atsepoyi, popularly known as Mr. Jollof, have never exactly been friends. Their relationship has been strained since VDM publicly criticized Mr. Jollof over his endorsement of the BillPoint app and later over comments involving Mr. Jollof’s wife , a clash that eventually led to a ₦500 million lawsuit. Their rivalry simmered online for months, turning into a cycle of call-outs, accusations, and thinly veiled threats, until it finally spilled into real life.
25 SCHOOLGIRLS ABDUCTED IN KEBBI AS GUNMEN STRIKE AGAIN
Nigeria is once again grappling with the trauma of mass school kidnappings after 25 schoolgirls were abducted from a government secondary school in Maga, Sakaba Local Government Area of Kebbi State. The attack, which occurred in the early hours of Monday, has prompted national outrage, renewed questions about school security, and a large-scale manhunt by security forces.
