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UK court orders David Hundeyin to pay over N200m as libel damages to BBC journalist

Hundeyin made weighty allegations against the British journalist in a controversial piece titled ”Journalism Career Graveyard.”

Tinubu's Tax Reform Bill faces fresh hurdle as Northern elders warn of crisis

The Northern elders argued that the Tax Reform Bill’s conception was in bad faith, adding that the drafting process also sidelined key stakeholders.

Okpebholo sets up 14-man panel to probe Obaseki's govt

The statement noted that the committee became imperative to set the state on the path of development and accountable leadership.

Church begs for donation after thieves stole N1.9m cows meant for harvest celebration.

The Celestial church said the cows, meant for its annual adult harvest thanksgiving celebration, were stolen from the church premises.

Renowned Islamic leader, Jafaru Makarfi, dies at 93

The deceased was a prominent figure in the Nigerian Muslim community and had served as a Commissioner in the defunct Kaduna State.

Police recover 8 unexploded devices washed ashore by recent flooding in Borno

Michael urged residents to remain calm, and vigilant and to promptly report any suspicious objects or activities through the emergency lines – 0806 807 5581 and 0802 347 3293.

Don't hide your plight, seek help - Obasanjo advises youths hooked on drugs

Obasanjo lamented the worrying trend of growing drug and substance abuse among youths in sub-Saharan Africa, noting that the issue has grown worse in the last ten years.

Okpebholo appoints Arise presenter Sulaiman Aledeh as MD Edo broadcasting service

Until his appointment, Aledeh worked as a presenter at Arise News and regularly shared his insights on Classic FM.

Gov Buni approves N70,000 minimum wage for Yobe workers

The approval is contained in a memo signed by the governor, following recommendations by a committee on the minimum wage earlier constituted by the state government.

NECO adds Niger Republic, Guinea to list of foreign schools accredited for SSCE, BECE

In another development, Sani said candidates would participate in the ongoing NECO SSCE external examination in Diffa, Niger Republic.

PDP still the party to beat, remains a force – Governors insist despite crisis

Mohammed said that the PDP would soon overcome all its challenges, adding that the ‘minor setbacks’ would soon be over.

Police hunt for woman accused of hitting 65-year-old grandma's head against wall

The woman (names withheld) was alleged to have pushed the deceased, who hit her head against the wall during a fight and collapsed.

Ogun cultist bags 7 years in prison after confessing to being an Eiye member

Rawlings said the defendant made a confessional statement that he was a member of the Eiye confraternity secret cult and was initiated by one Azeez.

Tinubu departs Brazil, heading for Abuja after G20 summit participation

Tinubu had attended the G20 Leaders Summit where he endorsed the global alliance against hunger and poverty, which he said was pivotal.

Relief for Fubara as FG promises to release Rivers allocations amid court battle

Fubara had filed a suit at the Appeal Court seeking the nullification of the judgment that barred the CBN from releasing monthly allocations to Rivers.

15,000 applicants jostle for 900 Civil Service jobs in Oyo

Aderibigbe further said the Commission had already sent invitation letters to successful applicants.

Oba of Benin disowns planned Igue festival in Lagos

According to Iguobaro the planned event, scheduled for Sunday at the Muson Centre in Lagos, is being organised without the consent or consultation with the Oba of Benin, Ewuare II.

Enugu commercial drivers moan as residents resort to trekking due to hardship

A tricycle rider, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the increase in fuel price made him increase the transportation fare.

Every Wes Anderson film available to stream in Nigeria

The Hollywood director is popular for his distinctive visual aesthetic in his films.

Tinubu's reforms are painful because previous govts failed to act - Edun

The minister said the reforms implemented by the Tinubu administration are causing pain, hardship, and increased cost of living because they were so long overdue.