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Wema Bank has ceased its Telegram operations to protect customers from scams. The bank warns against engaging with fake accounts claiming to be Wema.
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Wema Bank has ceased its Telegram operations to protect customers from scams. The bank warns against engaging with fake accounts claiming to be Wema.

Yushau Shuaib, founder of PRNigeria, plans to appeal a court ruling that dismissed his lawsuit against NIPSS. The court found he violated confidentiality rules.

Eight people died, including four children, in a crash on the Funtua-Katsina highway. The Federal Road Safety Corps reported that wrongful overtaking caused the accident.

The EFCC has filed charges against former refinery leaders for money laundering related to funds for refurbishing Nigeria's refineries. This follows an ongoing investigation into financial mismanagement.

South Africa faces a rise in anti-immigrant feelings, echoing historical events across Africa. Understanding this context is crucial for addressing current migration issues.

The Ugandan government is set to evacuate 746 citizens from South Africa due to increasing violence against migrants. The process will begin shortly.

The Velocity Humanitarian Foundation has given N290 million in grants to support needy students in Gombe State. Each student received N100,000 to ease their financial burden.

The 2026 Rotary Convention in Taipei showcased global unity and leadership. Nigerian Rotarian Olayinka Hakeem Babalola was recognized as the incoming president.

Lagos experienced heavy rainfall that flooded many areas, causing traffic chaos and closing a terminal at Murtala Muhammed International Airport.

Five people have died and eight others are injured in a road accident in Niger State. The crash involved a trailer and a tanker on Sunday.

The ASSEP meeting in Adamawa focused on improving secondary education. Officials discussed strategies to enhance learning and equip students with essential skills.

Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda's military chief, has ordered the closure of Daily Monitor and NTV Uganda, citing a lack of belief in a free press.