Politics
French Elder Apologizes for Family's Slave Trade Role, Urges Reparations
An 86-year-old man in France has become the first to formally apologize for his family's involvement in the transatlantic slave trade, calling for national reckoning and reparations.
Business
NPA Pensioners Threaten Nationwide Port Shutdown Over 16 Years of Unpaid Benefits
Retirees of the Nigerian Ports Authority plan to shut down seaports nationwide in protest of over 16 years of unpaid pension benefits, citing constitutional violations and economic hardship.
Entertainment
Vaniti Lagos Denies Fake Drinks Claims, Demands Evidence from Accuser
Vaniti Lagos has strongly refuted allegations of serving counterfeit drinks, calling them baseless and demanding proof from the accuser while citing partnerships with global beverage brands.
Security
Nigeria and Türkiye Forge Major Military Training Facility Deal to Boost Defence
Nigeria and Türkiye have signed a landmark agreement to establish a major military training facility in Nigeria, enhancing defence cooperation through training, technology transfer, and joint operations.
Sports
Education
Culture
Pastor Ibiyeomie: $12k Offerings, Why People Stay Poor
Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Port Harcourt sparks debate by revealing his $12,000 Sunday offerings, claiming stinginess causes poverty and that he'll remain 'stinkingly rich' regardless of congregants' giving.
Etsu Nupe Mahmud Abubarak Dies, Governor Bago Mourns
The Etsu Nupe, Alhaji Mahmud Abubarak, has died, prompting widespread mourning across Niger State. Governor Umaru Bago described his passing as a colossal loss to the Nupe Kingdom and the state.
IMN Members Protest Iran, Palestine Wars in Bauchi
Thousands of Islamic Movement of Nigeria members demonstrated in Bauchi against conflicts in Iran and Palestine, calling for justice for victims. Leaders urged adherence to Islamic teachings and resistance to global oppression.
NCSP: Language Drives Innovation, Economic Growth in Nigeria-China Ties
The Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership highlights language as a critical driver for innovation, economic expansion, and cross-border collaboration on Chinese Language Day 2026, emphasizing cultural literacy for trade and development.
Church Urges Women to Reassess Roles Amid Social Media
A Catholic chaplaincy in Lagos warns of moral decline, urging women to return to traditional parenting roles and core values to combat secularism and social media's impact on family life.
