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Nigerian lady flies to Lagos to confront lover after he blocked her on all social media platforms
A woman has gone viral after recording a video saying she took the next flight to Lagos to see her lover who blocked…

United States Senator Ted Cruz to introduce a legislation targeted at Nigerian politicians who introduced Sharia and blasphemy laws
US Senator Ted Cruz has announced plans to introduce legislation aimed at holding Nigerian officials accountable for introducing and enforcing Sharia and blasphemy…

South Korea triples AI spending in 2026 budget
South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung has announced plans to triple the country’s investment in artificial intelligence (AI) as part of a bold…

Wike Backs Trump’s Offer to Support Nigeria with Anti-Terrorism Technology
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike says he would support Donald Trump’s plan to provide Nigeria with technology to fight terrorism, stressing the need for international collaboration to end insecurity.

Nigerian postgraduate student jailed for r@ping 17-year-old girl in UK
A Nigerian man, Chiemka Okoronta, has been jailed for r@ping a stranded 17-year-old girl in Bradford, United Kingdom, The 29-year-old postgraduate student was…

US President Trump says he ‘feels badly’ for royal family after Andrew was stripped of Prince title over Epstein links
US President Donald Trump has expressed his sympathy for the British monarchy as it tries to douse the scandal surrounding the former Prince Andrew’s ties to…

Lagos Police Declare Omoyele Sowore Wanted Over Alleged Plot to Disrupt Public Peace
The Lagos Police Command has declared activist Omoyele Sowore wanted for allegedly plotting to incite public unrest and block major roads, including Third Mainland Bridge and Lekki Tollgate.

Chad Shuts Border With Nigeria Over Security Concerns Amid US Military Rumours
President Mahamat Idriss Déby orders immediate closure of Chad’s border with Nigeria amid reports of U.S. military activity and fears of militant infiltration from Northern Nigeria.

Bwala: U.S. Cannot Launch Military Operation in Nigeria Without Our Consent – bwala u
Presidential aide Daniel Bwala warns that it would be diplomatically wrong for the U.S. to launch military action in Nigeria without consent, following Donald Trump’s recent threats.

JAMB Extends Deadline for 2025/2026 Admission Into Public Universities
JAMB has extended the 2025/2026 admission deadline for public universities to November 17, citing stakeholder appeals and a court order to maintain the status quo.

Presidency Denies Report Claiming Tinubu Plans Visit to U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance
The Presidency has debunked claims that President Tinubu plans to visit the U.S. to meet Vice President J.D. Vance, calling the report “false and misleading.”

US Defense Chief Says Pentagon Preparing for Possible Action After Trump Threat Over Attacks on Christians in Nigeria
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the Pentagon is preparing for possible action after Donald Trump designated Nigeria a “country of particular concern” over alleged attacks on Christians. Nigeria rejects the claim.

Trump Orders Pentagon to Plan Action, Says U.S. May Cut Aid Over Killings of Christians in Nigeria
Donald Trump warned of halting U.S. aid and ordered the Pentagon to plan for possible military action in Nigeria over alleged attacks on Christians. The Nigerian government rejects the claims.

Brother of Late Ochanya Ogbanje Speaks Out, Demands Renewed Justice Over Sister’s Death – brother late
John Ameh, brother of late Ochanya Ogbanje, calls for renewed justice and urges President Tinubu and the IGP to bring those responsible for his sister’s death to book.

FG Dismisses Trump’s Remarks on Alleged Killings of Christians in Nigeria
The Nigerian government dismisses Donald Trump’s claim of widespread Christian killings, affirming its commitment to human rights and interfaith harmony under President Tinubu.

Trump Declares Nigeria a ‘Country of Particular Concern’ Over Alleged Christian Persecution
Donald Trump designates Nigeria as a “country of particular concern,” citing alleged Christian persecution. The Nigerian government rejects the claim, calling it misleading and politically driven.

#JusticeForOchanya Trends Again as Nigerians Renew Calls for Justice 7 Years After Her Death
Seven years after 13-year-old Ochanya Ogbanje’s tragic death, Nigerians revive the #JusticeForOchanya campaign, demanding accountability and stronger child protection laws.

Economists Urge CBN to Introduce ₦10,000 and ₦20,000 Notes as Naira Weakens Further
Quartus Economics urges the CBN to issue ₦10,000 and ₦20,000 notes, saying the naira’s sharp decline has made ₦1,000 nearly useless and everyday cash transactions burdensome.
