Tanzania Opposition: Hundreds Dead in Post-Vote Violence
Shocking revelations emerge as Tanzanian opposition alleges widespread bloodshed following controversial elections, with international bodies urged to investigate human rights violations.
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HURIWA condemns FG's silence on Christian persecution
Human Rights Writers Association blasts Nigerian government for ignoring alleged Christian genocide while applauding former US President Trump's recognition of religious persecution
Trump Advisor Exposes Christian Genocide Evidence in Nigeria
Former Trump administration official reveals compelling evidence of systematic Christian persecution in Nigeria, calling for international action against religious genocide.
Bangladesh Dock Workers Strike Against Foreign Port Takeover
Bangladeshi dock workers paralyze Chittagong port operations in massive strike against foreign management takeover, raising concerns about national sovereignty and workers' rights.
Nigeria Launches SRHR Hub for Women & Girls
WARD-C unveils groundbreaking initiative providing comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services, education, and empowerment programs for women and girls across Nigeria.
Raising Marketplace Apostles in Nigerian Business
Discover how Ugochukwu Ezeagwula is transforming Nigerian business culture by empowering Christian professionals to become spiritual leaders in their workplaces and industries.
Nigerian Employees' Heartwarming Surprise For Boss Goes Viral
A touching video of Nigerian employees surprising their female boss with gifts and heartfelt appreciation has gone viral, showcasing workplace relationships that transcend professional boundaries.
Trump Labels Nigeria Country of Concern Over Christian Killings
Former US President Donald Trump has officially designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern due to escalating violence and targeted killings of Christians, raising international alarm about religious freedom violations.
Ghanaian MC: Abused Women Can 'Choose To Be Widows'
A Ghanaian MC sparks major controversy with shocking advice to abused women, suggesting they have the power to 'become widows' through their husbands' meals. The viral comments have ignited heated debates across social media platforms.
Oyo's Land Grab Crisis: 2,215 Petitions in 2 Years
Oyo State grapples with alarming land grabbing epidemic as authorities receive 2,215 formal complaints between 2021-2023. Property owners battle illegal seizures amid government crackdown.
West African ICC Exit Puts Citizens at Risk
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court raises serious concerns about justice and accountability in the region. Experts warn this decision leaves citizens vulnerable to human rights abuses.
Niger LG Polls: IDPs, Riverine Communities to Participate
Niger State breaks new ground as displaced persons and hard-to-reach riverine settlements participate in upcoming local government elections, ensuring no voter is left behind.
Nigerian fishermen detained in Venezuela-Trinidad sea crisis
Nigerian fishermen face detention and boat seizures in disputed Venezuela-Trinidad waters, revealing dangerous maritime border tensions affecting West African sailors.
Senator Natasha Demands Justice for Ochanya
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan takes decisive action, supporting Ochanya's family and pushing for legal reforms to protect women and girls from sexual violence in Nigeria's educational institutions.
Zambian Politician: 2nd/3rd Wives Lack Self-Respect
A Zambian female politician has sparked controversy by stating that women who marry already-married men as second or third wives are bad-hearted and lack self-respect in her viral social media post.
Universal Music Signs Groundbreaking AI Licensing Deal
Universal Music Group makes history with first-ever AI music licensing agreement, revolutionizing how artificial intelligence interacts with copyrighted music while protecting artists' rights.
#JusticeForOchanya: 7 Years On, Nigerians Demand Justice
Seven years after the devastating death of 13-year-old Ochanya Ogbanje, Nigerian activists and citizens are intensifying calls for justice, demanding the case against her alleged abusers be reopened and properly prosecuted.
Nigerian Woman's Scary Midnight Uber Incident in UK
A Nigerian woman's frightening encounter with an Uber driver in the UK sparks important conversations about ride-sharing safety and passenger rights during late-night trips.
Spa Owner's Surprise Visit Exposes Staff Misconduct
A female spa proprietor in Nigeria made an unannounced inspection, catching her employees in unexpected positions that raised serious questions about workplace professionalism.
Sowore: Contract Staffing is State-Backed Slavery
Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore exposes how contract staffing in Nigeria's public and private sectors creates exploitative working conditions he describes as government-sanctioned slavery.
Rights Group Demands Justice for 6 Traders Killed in Lagos
Human rights organization condemns the extrajudicial killing of six traders in Lagos, demands immediate investigation and prosecution of security officers involved in the shocking incident.
Femi Lazarus Sparks Firestorm Over Clergy's Period Comments
Nigerian comedian Femi Lazarus faces massive backlash after sharing clergy's controversial take about women using menstruation as excuse in workplaces. Social media erupts with reactions.
Gen Z's 'No Work Email After 7 PM' Reply Goes Viral
A bold email from a Gen Z employee refusing to answer work messages after 7 PM has taken social media by storm, sparking heated debates about work-life balance in modern corporate culture.
Tanzania Election Internet Blackout - Shehu Sani Reacts
Former Nigerian senator Shehu Sani condemns Tanzania's internet shutdown during elections, warning about threats to democracy and digital rights across Africa.
Amnesty: Criticising Nigerian Leaders Not a Crime
Amnesty International Nigeria makes bold statement defending freedom of expression, clarifying that criticizing President Tinubu or state governors does not constitute criminal offense in Nigeria.
Plus-size model body-shamed during first-class flight
A Nigerian plus-size model shares her shocking experience of alleged body-shaming by a flight attendant during a first-class flight with her young son. The incident has sparked outrage and discussions about passenger treatment.
Justice for Ochanya: Landmark Ruling in Benue Assault Case
Benue State High Court delivers historic judgment in the Ochanya Ogbaje case, sentencing Andrew Ogbuja to life imprisonment for sexual assault while Elizabeth Ogbuja receives 5-year sentence for negligence.
NLC Rejects Social Security Bill, Threatens Withdrawal
Nigeria Labour Congress declares war on proposed Social Security Bill, warning of mass withdrawal from contributory scheme. Workers' rights under threat?
HURIWA backs NDLEA, condemns attacks on drug war operatives
Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria supports NDLEA in intensified drug war, condemns recent attacks on operatives as dangerous obstruction of justice in Nigeria.
Tenant shocked by eviction notice over unwashed plate
A Nigerian tenant shares his shocking experience after receiving an eviction notice from his landlord for leaving one unwashed plate in the kitchen sink. The viral story has sparked nationwide debate about tenant rights and landlord expectations.
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