Jim Iyke Reveals Father Sent Him Away Over Law Career Choice
Nollywood actor Jim Iyke says his father sent him away from home after he refused to pursue a law degree, choosing a different career path
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Lady Shares Why Office Rejects High-Performing NYSC Corps Member
A lady shared how office workers opposed retaining a high-performing NYSC corps member over her attitude despite her impressive results at work.
EFCC Arrests Banker Over Alleged N294.5 Million Fraud in Lagos
EFCC arrested a banker in Lagos over the alleged theft of N294.5 million from customers’ accounts. The agency says investigations are ongoing.
VeryDarkMan Reacts to DJ Chicken’s Arrest Over Seyi Tinubu Remark
VeryDarkMan reacts to DJ Chicken’s arrest over remarks about Seyi Tinubu and the 2027 election, sharing his views on the government’s response.
Nigerian Soldiers Intercept Foreign Courier Supplying Terrorists in Borno
Nigerian soldiers intercepted a foreign courier carrying illicit substances and alcohol to terrorists in Borno State, disrupting a suspected supply network.
Four Storey Building Evacuated In Aba Over Crack Risk
A four storey building at 71 Clifford Road Aba was evacuated Monday after a major crack appeared. Engineers assess the risk of collapse, Facebook post says.
Dauda Lawal Recounts Brothers Kidnap, Rejects ₦300m Ransom Demand
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal says kidnappers demanded ₦300 million after abducting his brothers in 2019, but his family did not pay a ransom.
Tunde Perry Recalls Why He Stopped Admiring May D
Media personality Tunde Perry shared why he stopped admiring singer May D after claiming a chain he caught at a 2012 concert turned out to have little value.
Family Alleges Sanitation Arrest Delayed Child’s Medical Emergency in Anambra
A family in Anambra State alleges a father’s arrest during an environmental sanitation exercise delayed emergency care for his convulsing child. Authorities are yet to respond.
Tinubu Meets Security Chiefs Amid Troops’ Salary Concerns
President Bola Tinubu met security chiefs in Abuja as concerns grew over the proposed ₦100,000 monthly salary for troops and military veterans.