N170 million Zinox fraud trial stalls again as Tinubu government revokes Falana’s fiat to prosecute Ekeh, wife, others
A ₦170 million fraud case involving Zinox Technologies Chairman Leo Stan Ekeh, his wife Chioma, and 11 others
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Fresh Plateau attacks leave thirteen dead and many injured
At least 13 people have been confirmed dead and several others injured following a fresh attack on Juwan Village.
Benue residents question condolence banners ahead of Tinubu’s visit
Banners reading “Thank you for your condolence” seen in Benue ahead of President Bola Tinubu’s visit.
The night herdsmen wiped out a Benue community and burned over 300 people alive
They came at night with guns and fire. By dawn, over 300 were gone. The tragic story of Yelewata’s massacre.
Air surveillance launched in Benue after deadly attacks, says military
Military Deploys Air Surveillance in Benue as IGP Takes Over Security
Alexandr Wang wants Elon Musk’s Neuralink before starting a family
Speaking on the Shawn Ryan Show, Wang said, “Kids who are born with them are gonna learn how to use them in like crazy, crazy ways.”
‘Iran crossed red lines’ by targeting civilians, will pay ‘very heavy price’…
“We will continue to defend Israel’s citizens and ensure that the ayatollah regime pays a very heavy price for its heinous actions,” Katz stated.
Israeli forces kill five Palestinians, injure dozens near Gaza food distribution point
One woman at the scene said her husband was shot in the head while waiting to collect food.
Rising tuition sparks criticism of Catholic schools in Africa
At Uganda Martyrs’ School, students must pay in full before classes begin. Tuition has reached $600 per term.
Odds for next pope: Who will it be?
The centuries-old process will continue until white smoke rises from the chapel’s chimney—signaling the successful election of a new pontiff.