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A Nigerian woman has ignited a fierce debate on social media after taking aim at divorced women she accused of weaponising their personal experiences to discourage others from entering into marriage.

A Nigerian student has stirred reactions online after sharing a video documenting his challenging experience as a class representative in a predominantly female class.

Nigeria’s ability to monitor and respond swiftly to large, mobile armed groups is being hindered by significant technological gaps, according to Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication.

A newly engaged couple has set the internet abuzz after a charming video capturing the moments immediately following their engagement proposal went viral, drawing a wave of admiration — and no small amount of envy — from viewers across social media.

   

An autopsy conducted on the late Afrofuji singer Destiny Boy has shed light on the circumstances of his death, pointing to a lethal concentration of tramadol and its metabolites in his system as a contributing factor, with pneumonitis — an inflammation of the lungs linked to the ingestion of toxic substances — cited as the

Governor of Plateau State, Caleb Mutfwang, has revealed that attackers in the recent deadly Jos massacre used the community’s sense of security, studying residents’ behaviour and mimicking National Drug Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, operations to strike unexpectedly, leaving both citizens and security forces unprepared.

Fresh twists have emerged in the high-profile legal battle between billionaire businessman Linus Williams, widely known as BLord, and social media personality VeryDarkMan (VDM).

A wave of online debate has erupted after Ozonna Soludo, the son of Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, sparked confusion and chatter on social media by apparently showing off what many users are calling his “Okeite.” The short, viral clip — shared widely across platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter) — left many Nigerians scratching

The ongoing saga surrounding Blessing CEO has taken another dramatic turn. Mr. Ala K., popularly known as Oilmoney, has publicly demanded a refund of N20 million he had generously donated to support her cancer treatment.

The Abia State Government has raised serious concerns over plans by sponsored elements to mobilize hoodlums from Aba for a protest tagged “Tinubu Dey Work, Otti Dey Chop.”In an official statement released on April 3, 2026, the government said intelligence reports confirmed that some political actors in the state were sponsoring miscreants from Aba and