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Sports1 month ago

Italy demands football overhaul after World Cup qualification collapse

Italian politicians, fans, and sports officials are calling for sweeping reforms in the country’s football administration after the national team suffered another shock failure to qualify for the men’s World

Technology1 month ago

Experts warn Nigerians: ‘Your data is not safe with AI’

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes Nigeria’s digital economy, cybersecurity and data protection experts are raising fresh concerns that citizens’ personal data may be more exposed than ever. At a recent

News1 month ago

Zulum donates ₦150m to families of soldiers killed in Boko Haram attacks

Governor Babagana Zulum has donated ₦150 million to the families of three military officers killed in recent attacks by Boko Haram, as part of efforts to support victims of Nigeria’s

Entertainment1 month ago

Blord remanded in Kuje prison over alleged impersonation of VeryDarkMan

A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the remand of cryptocurrency entrepreneur Linus Williams Ifejirika, popularly known as Blord, at the Kuje Correctional Centre over allegations of impersonation and

News1 month ago

Outrage as Ogun budgets ₦34bn on official cars despite deadly roads

A review of government spending has sparked outrage in Ogun State after records revealed that over ₦34 billion was budgeted for official vehicles between 2023 and 2025, despite worsening road

Passengers injured after Abuja–Kaduna train derails mid-journey

News1 month ago

NRC boosts Easter travel with extra trains, offers free Lagos–Osogbo rides

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has expanded its train services across the country ahead of the Easter celebrations, introducing additional trips and a free ride initiative to manage the expected

Iran’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian, has issued a strongly worded open letter to the American people, warning that continued confrontation between both countries could lead to deeper global instability. In the message, Pezeshkian maintained that Iran holds no hostility toward citizens of the United States or other regions, stressing that tensions are rooted in government-level decisions rather than public sentiment. Iran frames actions as self-defence amid rising tensions The Iranian leader described recent actions by the United States as “aggression” targeting civilian infrastructure, warning that such moves could have long-term consequences for global stability. He argued that Iran’s responses so far have been “measured” and grounded in what he called legitimate self-defence, positioning the country’s actions as reactive rather than provocative. Pezeshkian also pointed to Washington’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement as a turning point, blaming the U.S. government for escalating tensions between both nations. Call for diplomacy as global stakes rise While acknowledging the deepening crisis, the Iranian president urged a shift away from escalation, warning that continued confrontation would be both “costly and futile.” “The choice between confrontation and engagement is both real and consequential,” he said, adding that Iran’s long history shows its resilience in the face of external pressure. His remarks come as global attention turns to the United States, where Donald Trump is expected to address the nation later, a speech that could signal Washington’s next move in the unfolding standoff.

World News1 month ago

Iran president Masoud Pezeshkian warns of “costly confrontation” in open letter to Americans

Iran president, Masoud Pezeshkian, has issued a strongly worded open letter to the American people, warning that continued confrontation between both countries could lead to deeper global instability. In the

News1 month ago

Tinubu postpones Ogun trip, to visit Jos after deadly attacks

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has postponed his planned visit to Iperu in Ogun State, choosing instead to travel to Jos following the recent deadly attack in the state. In a

News1 month ago

UNIJOS orders student evacuation after deadly Plateau attack triggers security fears

The University of Jos (UNIJOS) has directed the immediate evacuation of students from its hostels following heightened security concerns after a deadly attack in Plateau State. The decision comes days

News1 month ago

INEC suspends recognition of ADC factions amid ongoing leadership dispute

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced it will no longer recognise or engage with any faction of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) following a deepening leadership crisis within