Politics
Tinubu Fund Forfeiture: IPOB Lawyer Openly Defends Him
“Under U.S. law, the distinction between a criminal conviction and a civil asset forfeiture is foundational and statutorily distinguished from each other,” – Aloy Ejimakor
Pupils and Teachers Freed After Over 50 Days in Captivity
“Finally, the kidnapped pupils and teachers in Orire, Oyo, have been freed by their abductors.” – Bayo Onanuga
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Resigns
“Every decision I have taken has been about putting the country I love first. That is why I will resign as leader of the Labour Party.” – Keir Starmer, British P.M
ADC Names Rotimi Amaechi as Atiku’s Vice Presidential Candidate
“Together, Atiku Abubakar and Rotimi Amaechi embody a truly national ticket—one that bridges regions, generations, and political traditions.” – Bolaji Abdullahi
Trump and Tinubu: Reshaping Democracy on Two Continents
This article compares the divergent political leadership styles of Donald Trump and Bola Ahmed Tinubu, highlighting their approaches to party loyalty, primaries, and democracy in the US and Nigeria. While Trump consolidates power through loyalty and exclusion, Tinubu advocates for consensus and democratic reforms amid political challenges.
Kongo Kingdom’s Legacy: The Origin of Two Modern Nations
As of 2026, Sassou Nguesso is 82 years old. He has ruled Congo-Brazzaville for over 40 cumulative years, ranking among Africa’s longest-serving leaders alongside Cameroon’s Paul Biya and Equatorial Guinea’s Teodoro Obiang.
Faye vs. Sonko: The Collapse of Senegal’s Political Partnership
The IMF froze a $1.8 billion lending programme after discovering misreported debt that pushed Senegal’s debt-to-GDP ratio to 132% at the end of 2024.
Six Police Officers Face Disciplinary Action Over Viral Extortion Video
Six police officers face disciplinary action after a viral video showed extortion of motorists along Benin Bypass, violating ECMR suspension orders.
PDP Holds Multiple NEC Meetings to Resolve Crisis Ahead of August Convention
PDP holds four NEC meetings to tackle leadership disputes and defections, preparing for August National Convention to restore party unity and strength.
Tinubu Seeks National Assembly Approval for $21.5 Billion External Loan
Tinubu requests National Assembly approval for $21.5 billion external loan to fund infrastructure, employment, and social projects nationwide.
General News
Uber Quits Nigeria and Uganda –
Uber has officially ceased ride-hailing operations in Nigeria and Uganda as part of a strategic global restructuring focused on autonomous vehicles and sustainable markets. After 12 years in Nigeria and a decade in Uganda, rising operational costs, regulatory challenges, and fierce competition led to the exit. The move signals a pivot away from aggressive African expansion to concentrate on profitability. Competitors like Bolt, inDrive, and local platforms are poised to fill the void, but the sustainability of the ride-hailing model in African cities remains uncertain amid ongoing economic and regulatory pressures.
The Dominant Player: How Pladis Global Strengthened Its Nigerian Empire
While Okin Biscuits Remained Silent A Tale of Two Strategies: One Brand Evolved, Another Faded For seventeen years, while one of Nigeria’s most beloved indigenous biscuit brands lay dormant, Pladis Global was busy building an […]
The Educated Aljari: Christendom
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In Nigeria, a paradox persists where highly educated Christians become “Aljaris”—spiritually captive followers who possess theological knowledge but lack the wisdom to question exploitative church systems. This condition, rooted in colonial legacies and perpetuated by modern prosperity gospel teachings, undermines critical thinking and empowers pastors while impoverishing congregants. To reclaim true faith and freedom, Nigerian Christians must challenge the systems that profit from learned ignorance and embrace courageous, independent interpretation of scripture.
Celebrating Jeffrey Daniel of Shalamar at 71: Moonwalk Legend
Jeffrey Daniel, the legendary choreographer who taught Michael Jackson the moonwalk, celebrates his 71st birthday on August 24, 2026. A founding member of the iconic R&B group Shalamar and a star on Soul Train, Daniel now calls Nigeria home. With a career spanning decades, his influence on dance and pop music remains profound, inspiring generations worldwide.
Featured
Speaker Obasa Impeached: What’s Next for Lagos Politics?
Obasa, the long-serving Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, has been impeached.
Eric Chelle: The Catalyst for Nigeria’s Football Revival
Eric Chelle’s appointment as the new manager has generated excitement among fans.
Nigeria Seeks Enhanced Currency Swap to Boost Trade with China
In a bid to bolster economic cooperation and trade relations, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has urged China to expand the current currency swap arrangements between the two countries. This strategic move aims to fortify bilateral […]
Business
Uber Quits Nigeria and Uganda –
Uber has officially ceased ride-hailing operations in Nigeria and Uganda as part of a strategic global restructuring focused on autonomous vehicles and sustainable markets. After 12 years in Nigeria and a decade in Uganda, rising operational costs, regulatory challenges, and fierce competition led to the exit. The move signals a pivot away from aggressive African expansion to concentrate on profitability. Competitors like Bolt, inDrive, and local platforms are poised to fill the void, but the sustainability of the ride-hailing model in African cities remains uncertain amid ongoing economic and regulatory pressures.
The Dominant Player: How Pladis Global Strengthened Its Nigerian Empire
While Okin Biscuits Remained Silent A Tale of Two Strategies: One Brand Evolved, Another Faded For seventeen years, while one of Nigeria’s most beloved indigenous biscuit brands lay dormant, Pladis Global was busy building an […]
Africa’s Trillion-Dollar Digital Leap: Sat-to-Phone Service Begins
Roughly 400 million Africans remain offline. Furthermore, 250 million live entirely outside terrestrial network coverage. In the DRC alone, only 30% used the internet in 2023.
World News
Celebrating Jeffrey Daniel of Shalamar at 71: Moonwalk Legend
Jeffrey Daniel, the legendary choreographer who taught Michael Jackson the moonwalk, celebrates his 71st birthday on August 24, 2026. A founding member of the iconic R&B group Shalamar and a star on Soul Train, Daniel now calls Nigeria home. With a career spanning decades, his influence on dance and pop music remains profound, inspiring generations worldwide.
Coca-Cola Wins Major Deal with Marriott, Dethroning Pepsi-Cola
His words reflect Coca-Cola’s confidence in leveraging Marriott’s global platform to enhance brand reach and deepen customer engagement across diverse markets. – Henrique Braun, Coca-Cola’s International President
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Resigns
“Every decision I have taken has been about putting the country I love first. That is why I will resign as leader of the Labour Party.” – Keir Starmer, British P.M
More From Politics
PDP Sues Delta Governor, Okowa Over Defection
PDP sues Delta Gov Oborevwori, Okowa to reclaim mandates after mass APC defection. Legal showdown looms under Electoral Act.
Nigeria Appoints New Military Commander for Northeast
New Nigerian military commander faces jihadist resurgence: drones, IEDs, and large-scale attacks rock the northeast.
INEC Chairman Calls for Electoral Reform
INEC Chairman urges swift electoral reforms-diaspora voting, PVC phase-out, and legal clarity-to ensure credible 2027 elections in Nigeria.
Deadly Roadside Bomb in Borno
Roadside bomb kills 26 in Borno, Nigeria, highlighting Boko Haram’s deadly resurgence and ongoing security failures.
Jihadist Resurgence in Northeast
A surge in deadly attacks by Boko Haram and ISWAP signals a jihadist resurgence in northeast Nigeria, with advanced tactics and rising casualties.
Pope Francis’ Funeral
Senate President Akpabio leads Nigeria’s delegation to Pope Francis’ funeral in Rome, honoring the pontiff’s global legacy.
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China’s FM on Charm Africa Changing Geopolitical Realities
China has ramped up its diplomatic efforts in Africa with a clear goal
Russia’s Undersea Aggression: Truth Behind Damaged Cables
The world relies heavily on underwater communication cables, which facilitate over 95% of international internet traffic. However, recent evidence suggests Russia may be targeting these cables, disrupting global communication networks. The Current State of Internet […]
Elon Musk’s Starlink Set to Transform Smartphone Communication
Starlink, is on the verge of revolutionizing smartphone connectivity.
Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Steal the Show During Historic Super Bowl
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Global Condolences Pour In After South Korea’s Worst Plane Crash
The world is mourning the loss of 179 lives following a devastating plane crash in South Korea. A Jeju Air plane, carrying 181 people from Thailand to South Korea, crashed upon arrival, hitting a barrier […]
Jimmy Carter: A Legacy of Peace and Human Rights
The world mourns the loss of Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, who passed away on December 29, 2024, at the remarkable age of 100
Sports
Eguavoen’s Agony: Super Eagles Defence in Crisis as Key Player Faces Lengthy Injury Layoff
Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, has been dealt a major blow as a key defender faces a four-month absence due to a “difficult injury”. This unfortunate development has left head coach Augustine Eguavoen […]
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Literary Icons
Literary Icons of Africa: An Epic Journey Begins
We celebrate the visionaries whose words have shaped not only literature but also the cultural and social landscapes of Africa and the world beyond.
Gordimer’s Truths: A Deep Dive into the Heart of Apartheid
Nadine Gordimer: The Life and Times Brief Biography: Nadine Gordimer was born on November 20, 1923, in Springs, a small mining town outside Johannesburg, South Africa. The daughter of Jewish immigrants—her father from Lithuania and […]
Somalia’s Storyteller: The Power of Farah’s Political Allegory
Nuruddin Farah: The Life and Times Brief Biography: Nuruddin Farah, born on November 24, 1945, in Baidoa, Somalia, is one of Africa’s most prolific and influential writers. Growing up in a multilingual environment, he spoke […]
Literary Icons of Africa: An Epic Journey Begins
We celebrate the visionaries whose words have shaped not only literature but also the cultural and social landscapes of Africa and the world beyond.
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Health
Deodorising Lessons from Malaysia’s Palm Oil: Caesar Ogunremi
Caesar Ogunremi serves as the Vice President (South West) for the National Palm Produce Association of Nigeria (NPPAN).
Focus on advancing productivity in the Nigerian oil palm sector. Sector to improve palm oil production to compete with major producers like Indonesia and Malaysia.
Alarming Trend of Human Trafficking in Anambra State
Anambra State is located in the south-eastern part of Nigeria, and it is gradually becoming the hotbed of human trafficking. Furthermore, reports have it that the human traffickers have now deployed new tactics in the […]
Nigeria Records 138 Lassa Fever Deaths in 2025 Amid Outbreak
Nigeria reports 138 deaths and 717 confirmed Lassa fever cases in 18 states in 2025, with a 19.3% fatality rate. Ondo, Taraba, and Bauchi most affected.
