Political news and analysis
*Tinubu to INEC, security agencies: Ensure peaceful, transparent election *PDP, APM candidates step down for Adeleke*Police announce 42-hour movement restriction*Let ballot, not violence decide, IPCR declares Deji Elumoye, Chuks Okocha,
*Recalls Gen. Vatsaās denial before inquiry linked him to 1985 coup plot Laleye Dipo in Minna and Chuks Okocha in Abuja As investigations into an alleged plot to overthrow President
Christian C. EkeigweĀ Nancy Klineās insight in More Time to Think ā that āthe quality of everything we do depends on the quality of the thinking we do firstā ā
WACOT Limited, a member of TGI Group, has launched its 2026 Sesame Outgrower Programme in Jigawa State, targeting more than 10,000 smallholder farmers with access to financing, quality farm inputs, extension services and improved agricultural practices. The programme is being implemented in partnership with the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) under the Renewed Hope Smallholder Support [ā¦] This article WACOT, BOA support 10,000 Jigawa farmers with sesame was originally created by Converseer.
On August 9, 2026, 17-year-old Oghenegaren Osievwo-Thompson made history by winning Nigeriaās first-ever gold medal in an international fencing tournament, triumphing in the U-23 menās epee event at the 2026
By Okey Ikechukwu Our people say that the slave you see splitting firewood in the morning in his masterās compound when other children are leaving home to learn one trade
Former Super Eagles Eagles Coach, Clemens Westerhof has appealed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Nigerians for a switch of the house allocated to him in a remote area of
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Indonesia, damaging buildings and sending residents to higher ground.
Locals in impoverished areas say the insufficient government response after the earthquake speaks to a broader trend.
For many Nigerians, the dream of a better life abroad has become so compelling that they are willing to risk everything to pursue it, sometimes through dangerous and irregular routes.
Former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday's death and the ban on barbecues in Britain lead Saturday's papers.
Vulnerable women in Nigeria face brutal fates, hunted and killed over baseless witchcraft accusations. This report exposes the human cost of superstition. Read More: https://punchng.com/hunted-to-death-brutal-fate-of-vulnerable-women-branded-witches/
