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Eighty-three Nigerians arrived in Lagos from South Africa as concerns over xenophobia grow. The federal government is committed to their welfare and reunification with families.
The Ogun State Police Command has relaunched Operation VELVET to tackle traffic violations and enhance road safety across the state.
President Bola Tinubu has directed that EFCC funds and unclaimed dividends be allocated to the Nigerian Education Loan Fund to support students seeking loans.
FUOYE's management has dismissed claims of VC Prof Ogunwole's arrest as false. He served as the Returning Officer for the recent Osun State election.
President Trump has announced new sanctions against Iran, targeting nations that support its economy. Iran's Foreign Minister criticizes these measures as ineffective.
The military has shifted its tactical base to Mangu following deadly attacks in the region. This move aims to strengthen security and response capabilities.
The World Health Organisation has confirmed that polio outbreaks are over in five African countries following effective vaccination campaigns and improved surveillance.
The UK Home Office has introduced a policy allowing asylum seekers to live with friends or family instead of in official accommodation. This change does not affect their asylum applications.
Leon Baptiste, the former Commonwealth Games champion, has been jailed in Morocco for sexual assault of a minor. He is serving a 10-month sentence.
As the 2027 elections near, violence against opposition members and journalists in Ebonyi raises fears about safety and democratic participation.
Funding cuts have left HIV patients like Grace without essential support. An investigation reveals that state governments are not stepping up as donor aid decreases.
Residents of Karanla community in Ogun State are appealing for road repairs. They say the bad road conditions have impacted their daily lives for over 20 years.