Court Orders Linda Ikeji to Pay N30 Million in Damages

Court Orders Linda Ikeji to Pay N30 Million in Damages

Delta State High Court in Effurun has slammed Linda Ikeji with N30 million in general damages over a defamatory publication against Africa’s Neo-Black Movement (NBM). According to reports on Monday, the presiding judge, Justice Roli Daibo-Harriman, also awarded N300,000 in litigation costs against the Nigerian blogger. The court also ordered Linda Ikeji to retract the…

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Drivers Express Frustration as Lengthy Lines Return in Abuja and Other States Amid Alleged Petrol Shortage

Drivers Express Frustration as Lengthy Lines Return in Abuja and Other States Amid Alleged Petrol Shortage

Motorists in Abuja and five other states are lamenting as long queues resurface due to an alleged shortage in the supply of PMS to the nation’s capital and other states.  Several filling stations were closed in Abuja, Nasarawa, Niger, Gombe, Sokoto and Anambra states on Wednesday, April 24, as the scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit,…

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British TV Host, Nigel Farage, Expresses Frustration Over UK’s Loss of Trained Doctors to Other Countries While Importing from Poor African Nations

British TV Host, Nigel Farage, Expresses Frustration Over UK’s Loss of Trained Doctors to Other Countries While Importing from Poor African Nations

Nigel Farage has slammed UK doctors who abandoned Britain to practice in other countries after being trained in the UK. The GB News host made this known on Live TV. He also took to his X account to make his stance clear. He said NHS-trained doctors should be required to work for the health service…

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Nigerians Face Higher Costs as Glo, MTN, Airtel, and Others Plan Tariff Hike

Nigerians Face Higher Costs as Glo, MTN, Airtel, and Others Plan Tariff Hike

Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) in Nigeria, like Globacom, 9mobile, MTN, and Airtel, have asked the federal government to facilitate constructive dialogue in the industry. According to the telcos, the current price control mechanism is not in tandem with the economic realities, thus seeking the government’s intervention to address pricing challenges. The four telecommunications giants said…

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“My health failed me two days before the record attempt” – Tunde Onakoya shares his experience while attempting to break the world record.

“My health failed me two days before the record attempt” – Tunde Onakoya shares his experience while attempting to break the world record.

The chess champion explained that he wanted to show the kids back home that great things could come from small places. New Guinness World Record holder for Longest Chess Marathon, Tunde Onakoya has shared his ordeals while attempting to break the world record he has just set. In a lengthy post on his official X…

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EFCC Files New Charges Against Emefiele, Accusing Him of Printing N684.5m Notes with N18.9bn

EFCC Files New Charges Against Emefiele, Accusing Him of Printing N684.5m Notes with N18.9bn

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has filed a fresh charge against Godwin Emefiele, former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).  In the four-count charge, the anti-graft agency accused Emefiele of approving the printing of N684,590,000 notes at the rate of N18.96 billion. In the fresh charge filed, the commission alleged that…

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Disturbing Video Surfaces of Girl Being Bullied and Slapped by Fellow Students at Lead British School, Abuja (Videos)

Disturbing Video Surfaces of Girl Being Bullied and Slapped by Fellow Students at Lead British School, Abuja (Videos)

Videos of female students bullying a lone female student at Lead British School, Abuja, have sparked outrage online. In videos shared online, female students, dressed in school uniform, are seen slapping one female student identified as Namtira. “What’s the boy’s name?” they asked as they confronted her and slapped her across both cheeks. Another video…

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Federal Government Establishes 18 Years as Minimum Entry Age into Tertiary Institutions

Federal Government Establishes 18 Years as Minimum Entry Age into Tertiary Institutions

The federal government has directed that candidates who are less than 18 years old should not be offered admission into tertiary institutions. The Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, gave the directive on Monday, April 22, during a monitoring exercise of the ongoing 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in Bwari, Federal Capital Territory. The minister…

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