Blord Vows to Publicly Humiliate VeryDarkMan, Plans Billboard Campaign in Ikoyi

“I’m going to place VeryDarkMan’s noodles on a massive billboard right at the Ikoyi roundabout so that even his own children can see it every single day,” Blord declared, as he continued his heated online feud with the popular activist. In his latest outburst, Blord mocked VeryDarkMan for, in his words, “being 31 years old […]

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Taraba University Student Publicly Apologises to Catholic Diocese of Jalingo Over Controversial ‘Nun Outfit

A student of Taraba State University, Endurance Achikare Igbagri, has issued a heartfelt public apology to the Catholic Diocese of Jalingo, the Christian community, and the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) following the backlash that trailed her choice of costume during the institution’s recent Costume Day celebration. Photos and videos from the event, which went […]

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Kano Court Orders Two Popular TikTokers to Marry Within 60 Days

A Magistrate Court sitting in Kano State has ordered two well-known TikTok personalities, Idris Mai Wushirya and Basira Yar Guda, to tie the knot within 60 days.The unusual order followed a case brought before the court after the duo’s series of viral TikTok videos sparked widespread speculation about their relationship, drawing both public criticism and […]

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Israel, Hamas Trade Blame After Strikes Kill 13 in Gaza

Israel and Hamas exchanged accusations following a new wave of violence that shattered a fragile nine-day ceasefire.According to Palestinian health officials, at least 13 people were killed and dozens injured after Israeli airstrikes hit several areas across the Gaza Strip. The Israeli military said the strikes were launched in retaliation for what it described as […]

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Pope Leo Elevates Seven New Saints in Landmark Vatican Ceremony

Bells echoed across St. Peter’s Square on Sunday as Pope Leo XIV canonized seven new saints during a historic ceremony at the Vatican.Among those elevated to sainthood were Blessed Peter ToRot, the first saint from Papua New Guinea; Archbishop Ignatius Maloyan, who was martyred during the Armenian genocide; and Dr. José Gregorio Hernández, a Venezuelan […]

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EFCC, Immigration, Correctional Service Deport 192 Foreign Cybercrime Convicts from Lagos

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), in collaboration with the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) and the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), has successfully completed the deportation of 192 foreign nationals convicted for cyber-terrorism and related offences in Lagos. According to a statement issued on Saturday, the coordinated operation followed months of joint investigations, prosecutions, and […]

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France’s Ex-President Sarkozy to Begin Prison Term Over Libyan Funding Scandal

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is set to begin a prison sentence on Tuesday after being convicted for his role in an illicit scheme to secure Libyan financing for his 2007 presidential campaign.The ruling makes Sarkozy the first former head of state from a European Union nation to serve time behind bars. French authorities found […]

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Iran Declares End to Nuclear Deal Limits as Landmark Agreement Expires

Iran announced on Saturday that it is no longer bound by the restrictions imposed on its nuclear programme following the expiration of a landmark 10-year agreement with world powers.The 2015 nuclear accord, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), placed curbs on Tehran’s nuclear activities in exchange for relief from international sanctions. […]

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Morocco jails student for one year over Gen Z protests

A Moroccan court has sentenced a student to one year in prison for his involvement in the recent youth-led “Gen Z” protests that swept across the country.According to his lawyer, the student was arrested during demonstrations organized by young Moroccans demanding political reforms, better economic opportunities, and greater freedom of expression. The verdict, delivered on […]

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Court Convicts 59 Foreign Nationals for Cybercrime in Abuja

The Federal High Court in Abuja has convicted 59 foreign nationals, including Chinese and Malaysian citizens, for their roles in a sophisticated cybercrime network dismantled by the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre (NPF-NCCC).According to police authorities, the syndicate was responsible for large-scale online fraud operations targeting individuals and institutions across several countries. The group […]

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