Russian inventor, 88, dies while testing homemade helicopter
An 88-year-old Russian inventor died after a tragic accident while testing his homemade helicopter in Kirov.
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Six kidnapped law students rescued by police in Benue
Police authorities confirmed the rescue, assuring the public of their commitment to ensuring the safety of lives and property.
Are some ‘low-grade’ prostate cancers more deadly?
New research suggests some ‘low-risk’ prostate cancers may be deadlier than once thought.
Scientists reveal Shroud of Turin did not cover Jesus’ body
It is much more likely that the image is an imprint of a low-relief sculpture
LASU workers shut campus, begin indefinite strike
In a joint letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji‑Bello, the unions made it clear they won’t return to work until their demands are fully met
ASUU to FG: We demand better pay, not loans
Such loans won’t be able to address the needs of our members, rather, add to our troubles.
There’s more freedom in Nigeria than Europe. This foreigner thinks so
“I’m more free here”: European man praises Nigeria over Europe
Man allegedly kills pregnant nurse, dumps dismembered body in pit
A pregnant nurse was allegedly lured to a man’s home under false pretences, murdered and dismembered before her body was dumped in a soakaway pit in Umueri village, Ogbunike Community.
Benue governor Alia dissolves cabinet, sacks commissioners and Chief of Staff
Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has dissolved the state executive council, sacking all commissioners while announcing a new Chief of Staff.
Congressional stock trading ban clears committee by narrow 8–7 vote
Pelosi stock trading