Mark Zuckerberg, the lawyer, is suing Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO…
Indiana attorney Mark Steven Zuckerberg is suing Meta after repeated Facebook suspensions wrongly flagged him as impersonating CEO Mark Zuckerberg, costing him clients and ad revenue.
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Two-year timeline of Tinubu’s overseas working visits
Since May 2023, President Tinubu has taken several “working vacations” abroad, splitting time between official duties and personal rest in countries including the UK and France, sparking public debate.
Court voids Military’s 15-Year compulsory service rule, affirms soldiers’ right to resign
A Nigerian court has struck down the military’s 15-year compulsory service rule, affirming that personnel have the constitutional right to resign at any time.
Inside Nigeria’s growing digital sex trade fueled by apps and algorithms
An FIJ investigation has revealed how technology, social media platforms, and coded online groups are fueling Nigeria’s booming digital sex trade, exposing women and minors to exploitation, abuse, and trafficking.
U.S. aid cut forces Nigerian school to expel hundreds of students, teachers
The withdrawal of U.S. aid in northeast Nigeria has forced a school for Boko Haram’s child victims to cut hundreds of students and teachers, worsening the region’s education crisis.
Diaspora Igbo groups petition Trump, seek sanctions on 5 Nigerian judges over Kanu case
Three Igbo diaspora groups have petitioned Donald Trump, seeking sanctions on Nigerian judges over Kanu’s detention.
Varsity graduate turned porn star speaks out: Did Nigeria fail her, or was it her choice?
Esther Raphael, the university graduate whose adult content recently went viral, says her career choice was a personal decision, not a result of Nigeria failing her.
Father rejects ₦300k, demands ₦100m over baby’s HIV infection in Edo hospital
“They are proposing ₦300,000 for a baby whose life has been permanently altered. This is wickedness,” the father said.
Unimaid professors decry ₦150,000 retirement pay, condemn renaming school after Buhari
UNIMAID lecturers protest ₦150,000 retirement benefit, condemn Buhari renaming, and threaten strike over neglect of academics.
Pregnancy has become a nightmare for many women in Nigeria’s conflict-hit north
More women die giving birth in Nigeria than anywhere else in the world, according to the World Health Organization.