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Law enforcement credibility comes under scrutiny as a senior general reports fraud allegations to the Independent Police Investigative Directorate while suspicious fire destroys mobile police units in Mpumalanga province.
Fresh terrorist demands in Kebbi State and the lynching of an alleged gunrunner in Niger highlight Nigeria's deepening security crisis, as authorities pursue justice for the 2022 Owo church massacre.
A 64-year-old American woman has alleged that US consular officers in Nigeria engaged in unprofessional conduct, repeatedly referencing her age while denying a visa to her 27-year-old Nigerian fiancé.
The Dangote Foundation distributed educational materials to 3,704 students while ASR Africa inaugurated a customs hospital in Bauchi, highlighting how corporate philanthropy increasingly addresses infrastructure deficits across Nigeria.
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike postpones its 13th convocation ceremony indefinitely after failing to secure N211 million in budgetary allocation, revealing the deepening financial distress afflicting Nigeria's tertiary institutions.
A United Nations investigative mission has concluded that crimes committed by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces during the capture of el-Fasher constitute indicators of genocide, marking a significant escalation in international recognition of the conflict's severity.
As Zimbabwe grapples with persistent trade deficits and currency pressures, economic analysts are pushing back against protectionist rhetoric, arguing that imports drive productivity gains and consumer welfare despite political resistance to open trade policies.
President Tinubu's administration has secured N50 billion in private funding for Nigerian sports while creating 140,000 jobs and winning 375 medals across competitions, as the National Sports Commission pursues comprehensive sector reforms including anti-doping governance and football infrastructure development.
From Durban's rugby battlegrounds to Lagos schoolyards, teams across the African sporting landscape are discovering that sustainable success demands more than star power—it requires depth, strategic planning, and the courage to rebuild from the ground up.
From an eight-year defamation campaign by a dismissed employee to contested receivership proceedings that question corporate authority, recent legal disputes reveal the fragile boundaries between legitimate grievance and institutional harm.
From NYSC camps to village streams and homework mishaps, ordinary Nigerians are finding unexpected fame through social media moments that blend humour, relatability, and the unscripted reality of everyday life.
Nigeria's women's football team welcomes fresh faces and returning veterans ahead of critical friendlies against Cameroon, signaling tactical shifts as the continent's most decorated side readies for championship defense.
As Zimbabwe celebrates a historic T20 World Cup victory over Sri Lanka to top Group B, Nigeria's football ambitions hang in FIFA's balance following a disputed World Cup qualifier against DR Congo.
A Moroccan court has convicted 18 Senegalese football supporters to prison terms of three to 12 months following disturbances during the Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat.
Gospel musician Ayefele dismisses copyright infringement allegations from Beautiful Nubia, while Afrobeats star Davido offers fans a glimpse into his family's domestic arrangements, revealing contrasting narratives of artistic integrity and celebrity intimacy.