Can you really ‘name and shame’ in Nigeria?, By Abimbola Adelakun

The United Bank for Africa recently “named and shamed” three forex defaulters by publishing their names on the bank’s website. The first two people on the list were said to have cancelled their trips but failed to return the Personal Travel Allowance availed them by the bank despite repeated correspondences by the bank agents. The […]

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‘Nigeria @ 61 No Be Moi-moi’, By Olusegun Adeniyi

Tomorrow marks Nigeria’s 61st independence anniversary. While we lament about what might have been and politicians play their usual games that contribute nothing to the welfare of people, let me confess straightaway that the copyright for the title of this piece is not mine. But there is an interesting backstory to it. Late in July […]

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Commercial sex worker gets 4 years jail for biting customer’s tongue during sex in Nigeria

An Upper Area Court in Makurdi, Benue State, has sentenced a commercial sex worker, Dooshima Anems, to four years imprisonment for biting customer’s tongue during sex. The police charged Anems with assault and causing grievous harm. The Magistrate, Ms Rose Iyorshe, on Thursday, September 30, sentenced Anems after she pleaded guilty and told the court that […]

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Groom’s brother, sister-in-law among 13 wedding guests who die in auto accident in Nigeria (Graphic video & photos)

Nothing less than 13 wedding guests have died and many others injured in a fatal motor accident which occurred in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers State, Nigeria. The motor crash involving a Coaster bus filled with passengers and a truck occurred close to Akpoku-Udufor community on Sunday, September 26. One Great Missionary, who shared […]

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IPOB bans Nigerian flag in the Southeast of Nigeria

Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has banned the Nigerian flag in the Southeast zone of the country. In a statement released by the Media and Publicity Secretary of the group, Emma Powerful, in Awka, Anambra State on Saturday, the secessionist group said the ban begins today, and also declared October 1 a sit-at-home day. He […]

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A female celebrity in Nigeria is more like advanced prostitute ―Actress Nnaji Charity

Nigerian actress, script writer and movie producer, Nnaji Charity has re-echoed her past claim about celebrity life in Nigeria. In an Instastory post she shared, she alleged that being a female celebrity in Nigeria is more like advanced prostitution. See Charity’s post below:

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How to Become the President of Nigeria, 2023, By Magnus Onyibe

Beyond the Rotation of Presidency between the north and south arrangement, which seems to be taking up a huge chunk of media space as 2023 general elections loom large , there are other critical factors which are nuanced but Germaine to the matter of who becomes the president of Nigeria in 2023. The word on […]

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Police stray bullet reportedly kills Pastor during morning devotion in Nigeria

One Pastor John Onu, has been killed by police stray bullet at his house in Nkaliki, Abakaliki Local Government Area of Ebonyi State. The incident happened on Monday morning, September 20, when police protecting a hotel belonging to one Chukwudi Onyibe, a Special Assistant to the Chairman of the Local Government on Internally Generated Revenue, […]

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Lack of quality education, unemployment can wipe out Nigeria ―Ngige

Dr. Chris Ngige, Nigerian Minister of Labour and Productivity, has said that the rising rate of unemployment and lack of education portend danger for the country, warning that if not tackled the country might be “completely wiped out.”. The Labour and Productivity minister said this at the inaugural partnership economy summit organised by the Ministry […]

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Can there be military coup in Nigeria again?, By Jide Ojo

The million-dollar question many are asking on the aftermath of the recent coup in Guinea is: Can there be a military coup in Nigeria again? Recall that on Sunday, September 5, 2021, Alpha Conde, the 83-year-old president of the country, was removed from office by the coupists led by the 41-year-old Colonel Mamady Doumbouya. They […]

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Yoruba Nation agitators, NINAS protest at the UN hqtrs, demand referendum to leave Nigeria

The people within the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-Determination (NINAS) held a protest opposite the United Nations headquarters in New York, United States to drive home their demand for a referendum so as to actualise their dream of having Nigeria broken into separate nations. The coalition of agitators for self-determination consist of southerners and […]

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Nigeria: Taking a stand for freedom and liberty, By Bamidele Ademola-Olateju

Everyday, every new evil, every mass abduction, kidnapping for ransom, herdsmen killing, has become a test of what we can tolerate. When evil visit To purge evil from this land and to rid all antecedents that fed it, our best is what we have to do by every legal, constitutional, and moral means.To purge evil […]

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Rate of kidnapping in Nigeria rose by 169% in two years ―US Report

United States Institute of Peace (USIP) has revealed that the rate of kidnapping across Nigeria has increased by 169 per cent in two years. In a report posted on its website titled: “Six Alternative Ways to Measure Peace in Nigeria”, which is part of its ongoing research to understand how Nigeria measures peace, USIP stated […]

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Young lady allegedly shot dead by trigger-happy police in Nigeria (Photos)

A young lady named Monsura has allegedly been shot dead at her home in Nigeria and her family members are crying for justice. She was killed on Friday, September 10. Her sister took to Facebook to share photos of Monsura after she was shot. She also shared photos of the scene where her sister was […]

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The Making of Nigeria: From Jihad to Amalgamation, By Jibrin Ibrahim

The book I have been waiting for has arrived. It is called: Formation: The Making of Nigeria From Jihad to Amalgamation, written by Fola Fagbule and Feyi Fawehinmi and published this year by Cassava Republic. The authors discovered a magical formula – that the writing of history is too serious an agenda to leave in the […]

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Kaduna And Electronic Voting: Lessons for Nigeria, By Reuben Abati

“We don’t believe in cheating or rigging elections but also we don’t want other parties to cheat us, and that was why we encouraged the Kaduna State Independent Electoral Commission to come up with a fool-proof voting process.” – Nasir el-Rufai The prefatory statement above belongs to Nasir el-Rufai, the Governor of Kaduna, one of […]

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The Threat against Broadcast Media in Nigeria, By Dele Momodu

Fellow Nigerians, I was supposed to give the speech, largely reproduced below, two days ago in Ibadan, but I was in Accra, Ghana, so opted to speak via Zoom. The occasion was the seminar on Broadcast Media and National Security organised by the Foundation for Ibadan Television Anniversary celebration at the Press Centre in Iyaganku. […]

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Ighoho stands on Yoruba Nation, says Benin Republic enjoys better electricity than Nigeria

Olayomi Koiki, spokesperson to the Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo aka Sunday Igboho has reiterated the mind of the activist on the actualisation of the Yoruba sovereign nation. In a statement issued by Koiki, he said Igboho has maintained that Nigeria as a country does not exist any longer for him as he believes the […]

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