
DJ Chicken in Court for Threatening Seyi Tinubu
DJ Chicken, a social media star, is in court for threatening Seyi Tinubu. He faces multiple charges including threat to life and offensive online publication.
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DJ Chicken, a social media star, is in court for threatening Seyi Tinubu. He faces multiple charges including threat to life and offensive online publication.

The Cross River Government has closed three private health clinics due to quackery and unsafe conditions. The closures followed a taskforce inspection.

Zainab Sodiq, a journalist held by the DSS for not having a drone permit, has been released thanks to IPI Nigeria's intervention. Her case highlights the balance between security and press freedom.

Governor Dauda Lawal has launched a fertiliser programme in Zamfara, providing farmers with vital supplies to enhance agricultural productivity and food security.

This article highlights the struggles of a family in Abuja facing poverty and how it impacts their children's growth and stability.

Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun urges reforms to support the proposed State Police system, highlighting the need for better legal and financial frameworks.

Governor Dapo Abiodun introduces APC candidate Solomon Adeola to Ijebu Traditional Council, highlighting fairness in his choice for the 2027 governorship election.

Governor Dapo Abiodun commends President Tinubu and security agencies for the successful rescue of kidnap victims in Oyo State, emphasizing teamwork and dedication.

The Nigerian Army's intelligence-led operations led to the release of 44 students and teachers kidnapped in Oyo State. President Tinubu commended the security forces for their efforts.

An eight-year-old boy kidnapped in Gombe State has been rescued by police. Four suspects were arrested during the operation, and investigations continue.

The electric shuttle at Abuja Airport is facing challenges attracting passengers. Despite its eco-friendly goals, many travelers prefer other transport options.

The ASCSN has voiced strong opposition against the federal government's plan to hand over Unity Schools to private investors, threatening legal action if necessary.