Politics
APC Urged to Zone Oyo Governorship Ticket to Oke-Ogun Region for Equity
The Oyo Rebirth Initiative calls on the APC to zone its governorship ticket to Oke-Ogun, citing decades of marginalisation and dismissing Senator Alli's comments as insensitive.
Business
Nigeria's Capital Markets Gain Credibility as Viable Exit Route for Investors
Nigerian Exchange Group CEO Temi Popoola states that Nigeria's capital markets are establishing credibility as a viable exit route for institutional investors, citing recent reforms and transactions that improve market function and capital mobility.
Entertainment
Davido Reacts with 'Wahala' as Chioma and Friends Flaunt Curves in Viral Video
Afrobeats star Davido sparked online buzz with a one-word comment on a video of his wife Chioma and friends showing off curves in pool attire, following his Coachella performance.
Security
Cybersecurity Analyst Challenges INEC's Forensic Investigation Clearing Chairman of X Account
A cybersecurity analyst has disputed INEC's forensic investigation that cleared Chairman Prof. Joash Amupitan of owning a controversial X account, citing flaws in evidence and methodology.
Sports
Education
Culture
FG Pushes UNESCO Status for Taraba's Nwonyo Fishing Festival
The Federal Government intensifies efforts to inscribe Taraba's Nwonyo Fishing Festival on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, highlighting its cultural and economic significance.
Northern Hills Tech Powers Africa's Culture & Fashion Exchange
Northern Hills Company leveraged digital technology to amplify the 39th Lisabi Festival's Egbaliganza 2026, Africa's first official Culture and Fashion Exchange, reaching a global audience of diplomats and media.
Sudanese Man Loses Bride Despite Having More Cows Than Rival
A young Sudanese man, Buong Arop, pens an emotional letter after losing his childhood girlfriend to a rival with fewer cows, citing tribal ties as the deciding factor in a heartbreaking cultural clash.
Bishop Advocates for 'Third Testament', Says Bible is Problematic
Bishop Yvette Flunder argues that parts of the Old and New Testaments are problematic and not the word of God, calling for a 'Third Testament' to address these issues in a recent theological message.
Reverend Warns Against Judging Pastors From Online Clips
Reverend Deji Olabode cautions Christians about forming opinions based on short viral videos, urging deeper engagement with full sermons amid prosperity gospel debates.
