₦1,470 Petrol, ₦70,000 Wages: Atiku Asks Tinubu Where Nigeria’s Missing Money Went
Nigeria’s petrol stations may soon need two price boards: one for the cost of fuel and another for the cost…
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USAID Funds Under Investigation as EFCC and FBI Follow the Financial Trail
USAID funds meant to support United States-backed⁶ programmes in Nigeria are now facing an unusually serious financial interrogation, with the…
NUMBER PLATE GBEGE AS POLICE ACTION SPARKS QUESTIONS
Number Plate don become the centre of fresh public argument after video of police officers reportedly using a tool to…
Lagos Bus Drivers Strike as Alleged Extortion Leaves Commuters Stranded
Lagos bus drivers’ strike has thrown parts of the mainland into fresh transport wahala, with commuters along the Iyana-Ipaja/Iyana-Iba axis…
Turkey Moves to Bring Iran Into Mecca Defense Pact as Israeli Threats Raise Regional Stakes
Turkey is reportedly preparing to call Iran about joining the newly established Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, according to the material…
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa Faces Two-Week Ultimatum From Ondo Students Over ASUU Strike
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa is facing mountingke. pressure from students in Ondo State, who have issued a two-week ultimatum demanding government…
Dangote Refinery Praise Tinubu Spark Fresh Fuel Wahala As Nigerians Ask For Better Days
As Nigeria dey watch one of the biggest business moves for the country, Dangote Refinery don enter another big conversation…
Real Warri Pikin Apologises After Timaya Stage Moment Sends Social Media Into Overdrive
Comedian and actress Anita Asuoha, popularly known as Real Warri Pikin, has apologised to her husband and fans after a…
Federal Ministry of Social Media: Olumofin Wants Tinubu To Give Online Community Cabinet Seat
Federal Ministry of Social Media don become the latest political-policy conversation after Chief DK Olumofin III reportedly submitted a proposal…
Desmond Elliot Says “I’m Sorry” as Political Future Comes Under Spotlight
Desmond Elliot appears to have discovered that in Nigerian politics, saying “I’m sorry” can sometimes be more than an apology…