A United States Marine of Nigerian descent, Lance Cpl. Chukwuemeka Oforah, has died after falling overboard the amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima during a military deployment in the Caribbean, the U.S. Marine Corps has announced.

A SaharaReporters review of the public payment portal, Govspend, has shown that the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation spent N54.5 million on fumigation, cleaning, and disinfection services for January and February 2025. Records indicate that several payments were made on April 22 and April 23, 2025, to different companies for

Justice Muhammad Saidu Sifawa of the Sokoto State High Court has convicted and sentenced two men to prison for separate offences bordering on cheating. Justice Sifawa sentenced one of the convicts, Labaran Aliyu, to two years’ imprisonment on a one-count charge of cheating.

Bandits are reportedly operating openly in rural communities across Zamfara State, moving freely with assault rifles, collecting levies from residents and enforcing control over daily life in areas where government security presence is virtually non-existent.

The Court of Appeal in Lagos has issued a landmark ruling temporarily restraining the police and the Attorney General of the Federation from appearing in any Nigerian court regarding the finances of Woobs Resources Limited, citing their alleged persistent disobedience of existing court judgments and orders in the legal dispute involving Victor Ukutt, Esq.