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“Iya Alakara”, our first lady’s nickname given by Mr President .

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu turned a formal media night in Abuja into a viral moment when he affectionately nicknamed First…

“140,000 Reasons to Believe”: First Lady’s Storybook Drive Puts Girl-Child Education at Center Stage

On Thursday, Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, handed over 140,000 copies of seven Merck Foundation storybooks to the Federal…

“We Keep That Promise Today”: Supreme Court Defends Birthright Citizenship in 6-3 Landmark Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court has reaffirmed one of the Constitution’s most debated promises. On June 30, 2026, the Court struck…

Inside Job Exposed: How Nigerian Troops Dismantled Arms Rings and Unmasked Security Insiders in Southeast Raids

A coordinated crackdown under Operation UDO KA has pulled back the curtain on a dangerous supply chain fueling insecurity in…

Corps Members to Swap Khaki for Adire as FG Overhauls NYSC Uniform

Nigeria's FG has approved replacing the NYSC khaki uniform with Adire fabric, ending a 53-year-old dress code for corps members…

Scrap JAMB, Rebuild NYSC: Sowore’s 2027 campaign vow

With the January 16, 2027 presidential election 6 months away, African Action Congress, AAC, candidate Omoyele Sowore has thrown down…

From Obi’s Campaign Podium to Atiku’s War Room: Kenneth Okonkwo’s 2027 Gamble Ignites ADC Firestorm

Nigerian politics has a new headline act. Barrister and actor Kenneth Okonkwo, who once served as the public face of…

“Debt or Development?” World Bank Approves $1.25bn Loan to Nigeria as Highway Deals Spark Outrage

Nigeria’s debt pile just got heavier, and the timing couldn’t be more controversial. The World Bank is moving to loan…