Death Toll in Hong Kong Apartment Fire Rises to 128, Hundreds Still Missing
The death toll from a devastating fire that swept through a public housing estate in Hong Kong has climbed to 128, with as many as 200 people still unaccounted for, authorities said Friday.
Court Sentences UNIPORT Student to Death for Murder of Girlfriend
A Rivers State High Court sitting in Port Harcourt has sentenced a 400-level University of Port Harcourt student, Damian Okoligwe, to death by hanging for the murder of his girlfriend, Justina Otuene.
Nigeria Launches ECOWAS Biometric ID Card to Boost Border Security and Regional Travel
The federal government has launched the ECOWAS National Biometric Identity Card (ENBIC), a digital identity card aimed at improving border security, reducing illegal migration and making travel within West Africa easier.
Burna Boy Cancels Two US Tour Dates Amid Controversy
Afrobeats superstar Burna Boy has cancelled two upcoming shows on his No Sign of Weakness US tour, including a major performance scheduled for Nov. 28, 2025 at The Armory in Minneapolis.
Young Man Beaten to Death After Mistaken Identity in Kano Community
A tragic incident occurred on Tuesday in the Yamadawa “A” community of Gwale Local Government Area, Kano State, where a young man, Abdullateef Muhammad, was beaten to death after he was mistaken for a thief.
Tragedy on the Road to the Farm: How a Broken Road is Breaking Lives in Garin Babba
It was supposed to be a season of joy for Fatima Abdullahi Nuhu, a young woman from Ciroma in Garin Mallam Local Government Area, as her wedding was only a few months away.
U.S. to Review Green Card Holders from 19 Countries After Washington Shooting
The Trump administration announced Thursday it will review the immigration status of all permanent residents, or Green Card holders, from Afghanistan and 18 other countries following a recent attack on National Guard troops in Washington, D.C.
El-Rufai Joins ADC, to Challenge APC in Kaduna
Former Kaduna governor Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai on Thursday formally registered as a member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), ending a short spell with the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and signalling a new phase in his political plans ahead of 2027.
CBN Orders Banks to Withdraw Non-Compliant Adverts, Imposes Stricter Marketing Rules
The Central Bank of Nigeria has ordered all banks and other regulated financial institutions to immediately withdraw any advert that fails to meet consumer-protection and fair-marketing standards.
Ogun Calls for Pause on Lead Ingot Exports, Shuts Seven Recycling Plants
The Ogun State Government is asking for a temporary suspension of lead ingot exports as it investigates possible lead contamination in the Ogijo area of Sagamu Local Government.
Health Sector, CSOs Back Senate Move to Hike Sugar Tax and Fund Health Programs
Nigeria’s Minister of Health, Prof. Ali Pate, and several civil society groups have thrown their weight behind a Senate proposal to overhaul the Sugar-Sweetened Beverage (SSB) Tax, calling for a shift from the flat ₦10 per litre charge to a stronger percentage-based levy dedicated to funding public health.
Nigerian Navy Promotes 127 Senior Officers in Major Leadership Shake-up
The Nigerian Navy has announced a significant promotion of 127 senior officers, a move set to reshape its top leadership echelons.
Ngige’s Convoy Attacked, Police Launch Manhunt in Anambra
The official convoy of former Anambra State Governor, Senator Chris Ngige, was ambushed and attacked by heavily armed assailants on Thursday along the Nkpor–Nnobi Road in the Idemili North Local Government Area.
‘I Beg To Differ’ Season 9: Round of 16 Ends, Quarterfinals Start Monday
The Round of 16 of the "I Beg To Differ" secondary schools debate tournament, Season 9, delivered two more tense matchups on Thursday, with Kings and Queenies Zenith School and Straitgate High School advancing to the quarterfinals.
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