•Bunmi George popularity known as JBums A Nigerian entrepreneur, Bunmi George, popularly known as Jbums, has revealed that her husband worked at her company and earned a salary for 11 months after losing his job as a pilot. Speaking on the Dear Ife podcast hosted by Ife Agoro and published yesterday, the fitness expert described […]
•Adeniyi Adeyemi In every pre-election year, it is usually hard to separate truth from fallacy or even the grotesque from the downright odd. The Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) saga has left President Bola Ahmed Tinubu battling to unravel a sleazy affair that has touched on the core of his administration, reports Sa...
•The grooms and brides dance during their wedding ceremony on Saturday Two brides in identical white dresses. Two grooms in matching suits and bow ties. Two sets of twin children serving as page boys and flower girls. Giant posters featuring two couples with the same names. Even the wedding hashtag — #TwinningInLove2026 — left little [&hellip...
•Older man on a trip Going abroad for the first time past sixty is not as complicated as it looks. It just requires a different kind of preparation. The idea has been sitting with you for a while. A trip to Ghana, maybe, or further: Dubai, London, Nairobi, somewhere you have always meant to see, […]
•The cenotaph built in memory of the slain Yelewata residents How much has changed since that tragic night of June 13, 2025? Have the survivors of the massacre found healing and security, or are they still trapped by fear, poverty and painful memories? Our correspondent visited Yelewata on Saturday and reports on a community still […]
There are an estimated 250,000 Nigerians living in the United Kingdom. Many have built lives here, bought property, raised children, and built financial futures, with deep ties remaining in Nigeria. When a marriage breaks down, it is not unusual for couples to rely on informal agreements, family elders, or cultural expectations to divide what ...
•Kano State Kano State has been ranked Nigeria’s most liveable state for families, while Cross River State placed last, according to a new report by SBM Intelligence. The report, published yesterday, assessed quality of life across Abuja (FCT), Anambra, Bauchi, Cross River, Kano, Lagos, Oyo and Rivers states between April and May 2026, coverin...
•A river For centuries, rivers have remained the foundation of human civilisation, driving economic growth, supporting agriculture, enabling transportation, and sustaining millions of lives. Across continents, some waterways have become far more than natural landmarks —they are national assets that influence culture, politics, trade, and devel...
•Young girls in IDP camp Every morning, as Maiduguri wakes to the hustle and bustle of traffic and business activities, a group of people wake up to a different reality, where what reigns supreme now in the IDP camp is the growing sex-for food crisis most teenage girls in the camp are now engaged in. […]
•Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe The Ministry of Power has issued a press release to dismiss media reports on the Minister of Power, Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, promising to fix Nigeria’s recurring grid collapse within three months. The statement issued yesterday described the reports as “a clear misrepresentation” of the Minister’s remarks during h...

