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A security guard was mauled to death by a pack of dogs in a Lagos estate. The disturbing video shows the guard’s body surrounded by the dogs. The police have arrested the dog owner, and an investigation is ongoing into the circumstances of the fatal attack. A tragic incident occurred in a Lagos...
Former Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, remains in EFCC custody for alleged financial mismanagement, including the diversion of N1.3 trillion and misuse of public funds. Investigations continue, with accusations involving investments in LNG shares, bank equities, and property acquisitions...
Nigeria's newly appointed Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, has abolished the controversial 18-year age limit for tertiary school admissions, reverting to a minimum age of 16. This decision aims to enhance access to education for exceptionally intelligent students and support the government's...
A commercial bus driver in Lagos violently resisted arrest by setting a LASTMA officer ablaze during a traffic violation stop. The officer sustained severe burns and was rushed to the hospital. LASTMA condemned the attack and vowed to take strong action against such violence. A disturbing...
Nigerian lecturers, including professors, are reported to be the lowest-paid globally, earning approximately $300 per month. ASUU President Emmanuel Osodeke highlighted the disparity between their salaries and those of other government officials, urging for better compensation to enhance the...
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia faced angry crowds in Valencia, where over 200 have died from floods. Residents booed and threw eggs, accusing authorities of a slow response. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and regional governor Carlos Mazon were criticized, as tensions mounted amid ongoing...
Nigeria's national power grid experienced its tenth collapse in 2024, causing widespread blackouts. Despite promises for stability, aging infrastructure and recent transmission issues, including a fire at Jebba station, have intensified outages. Power authorities face mounting pressure to...
The Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed treason charges against 114 #EndBadGovernance protesters, including minors, who were released following public outrage. Vice President Kashim Shettima received the freed protesters at the Presidential Villa, alongside state governors and key...
Equatorial Guinea's Vice President Teddy Nguema has ordered surveillance cameras in all state offices to enforce public service ethics and prevent misconduct. This decision follows a scandal involving compromising videos of a high-ranking official, prompting a crackdown on unethical behavior in...
A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed charges against 119 individuals arrested during the #EndBadGovernance protests, including many minors. The ruling, supported by the Attorney General, emphasized the need to prioritize the welfare of these young protesters amid growing national concern...
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