Burna Boy recently experienced an unexpected mishap during a live performance, causing quite a stir online. While performing his hit song “Shayo,” the singer suddenly staggered and fell off the stage
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Dangote Refinery Is National Treasure, Lawmaker Tells NNPCL, NMDPRA
The member representing Anambra East and West federal constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Peter Aniekwe, has warned the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and Nigerian
NPAN Grieves the Loss of Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu
The Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria (NPAN) has expressed profound sorrow over the death of Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, a member and publisher of Champion Newspaper, who passed away last
Federal Gov’t Mandates VCs To Protect Staff, Students, Others
The Federal Ministry of Education has directed all Vice Chancellors in universities across the country to guarantee the protection of their staff, students and infrastructures in their respective
Nationwide Protest Gathers Steam as CNN Condemns Mismanagement of Public Funds
A collective of patriotic and responsible Nigerian youths, operating under the banner of Change Nigeria Now (CNN), has declared plans for a nationwide protest on August 1, 2024, to demand an end to
LP responds to Kenneth Okonkwo leaving the party
The Labour Party (LP) leadership has labeled former Presidential campaign spokesman Kenneth Okonkwo as one of the infiltrators in their ranks following his resignation on Sunday. In a statement
UK, US, Canada Caution Citizens In Nigeria
The United States, United Kingdom and Canada have issued security alerts to their citizens in Nigeria, cautioning them about the potential for violence amid the scheduled nationwide protests. The
“Boko Haram Terrorists Attack Police Station, Murder Officers, and Loot Armory”
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists have launched another attack in Nigeria’s northeastern Borno State. On Sunday, the terrorists targeted the Jakana Police Station in Konduga Local Government Area
Campaign For Democracy, CNCRA Dissociates Selves From August 1 Protest
Civil society groups, the Campaign for Democracy (CD) and Conference of Nigeria Civil Rights Activists (CNCRA) have distanced themselves from the proposed nationwide protest scheduled for August 1
Nicolas Maduro Secures Third Term as President of Venezuela
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has been re-elected with 51.2 percent of the votes, as announced by the electoral council on Sunday. The election campaign was marred by allegations of opposition
Embrace Dialogue, Afenifere Begs Organisers Of August 1 Protest
The pan-Yoruba sociocultural organisation, Afenifere, on Monday, appealed to the organisers of the August 1 national protest to embrace dialogue and be patient with the present government of
Church of Nigeria considers breaking ties with Church of England over same-s×x marriage
The Church of Nigeria has issued a warning that it may cut ties with the Church of England after the latter’s General Synod voted to approve same-sex marriage, deepening a significant divide within
Pere Slams Zinwe For For Taking 5-month-old Relationship Into House
Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Pere Egbi has slammed Season 9 pair, Zinwe, for taking their five-month-old relationship to the reality show. Recall that the ZinWe pair revealed during the launch
Pro-Biafra Groups Call Off South East Sit-At-Home Protest Amid Violence Fears
A coalition of pro-Biafra groups has canceled the South East sit-at-home protest, which was planned to coincide with nationwide demonstrations against hunger and poor governance, due to concerns
Maduro Wins Venezuelan Presidential Poll As Opposition Claims Victory
Nicolas Maduro has been officially declared as the winner of the Sunday’s Venezuela’s presidential election, but the opposition and key regional neighbours have rejected the outcome. The opposition
TotalEnergies exits South African offshore gas fields citing economic infeasibility
TotalEnergies, a French energy firm, announced on Monday that it is withdrawing from two offshore gas fields in South Africa, citing economic infeasibility. The company’s subsidiary holds a 45% stake