Breaking news happening now in Nigeria and todays latest newspaper headlines
Some 440 Nigerians as well as seven foreigners were Tuesday conferred with various national honours by President Muhammadu Buhari for…
Tanzania urges UN nations to back Burundi repatriations
Tanzania is seeking assistance from the international community and humanitarian agencies to repatriate more than 120,000 Burundian refugees. They currently…
Breaking news happening now in Nigeria and todays latest newspaper headlines
The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, last week drew the nation’s attention to the sordid reality that…
Chadian prime minister resigns to pave way for new government | News
Albert Pahimi Padacke’s resignation follows postponement of elections by two years to 2024. Chad’s prime minister, Albert Pahimi Padacke, has…
Muslims urged to emulate characters of Prophet Muhammad
As Muslims across the world celebrate Maulud Nabiyi, the Muslim ummah has been urged to emulate characters such as patience,…
Strike to be over in few days- Falana
The lead counsel to Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Femi Falana, has given hope that students will return back…
‘Not fair’: Ghana slams West over low funding for climate change | Climate Crisis News
Western countries said they will spend about $25bn by 2025 to help Africa adapt to climate change but pledged only…
Palestinian groups Fatah, Hamas meet in Algeria to heal rift | Hamas News
Algiers is the latest to broker an agreement between rival factions in the occupied West Bank and Gaza. The leaders…
Keystone Bank employees enroll 40 youths in digital skills training programme
Employees of Keystone Bank Limited recently empowered 40 Nigerian youths by enrolling them on a digital skills training programme. The…
What will it take to end the global energy crisis? | TV Shows
On Tuesday, October 11 at 19:30 GMT: Russia’s war in Ukraine has resulted in a global energy crisis impacting people…
Trial of Liberia ex-rebel commander opens in Paris
The trial of a former Liberian rebel commander charged with committing crimes against humanity has started in a Paris court,…
Trial of Liberia ex-rebel commander opens in Paris
The trial of a former Liberian rebel commander charged with committing crimes against humanity has started in a Paris court,…
What would a UK embassy move to Jerusalem mean for Palestine? | Opinions
It is remarkable to see how Israeli leaders cosy up to bad, unpopular, or even fascist foreign leaders, hoping to…
Lesotho mining magnate’s new party wins most seats
Results from Friday’s parliamentary election in Lesotho have seen a recently founded party led by a millionaire diamond magnate winning…
Lesotho business tycoon was a big hit among voters
Political analysts say Lesotho’s mining magnate Sam Matekane – whose new party has won the most seats in parliamentary elections…
Court orders Guinea ex-military ruler to stay in jail
A judge in Guinea has rejected a request from a former military ruler, Moussa Dadis Camara, that he be placed…
Kenya curriculum uproar as pupils behead live chickens in school
mobile phone, congratulates the boy for cutting off the head and then instructs another, who holding the body, to put…
The terrors of Kenya’s school fire epidemic
A school dormitory in western Kenya burned down a few weeks ago and several students were arrested on suspicion of…
Chad opposition faults junta leader’s term extension
The main opposition party in Chad has described the swearing-in of the military leader, Mahamat Idriss Déby, for another two…
Malawi bishops accuse president of broken promises
Catholic bishops in Malawi have accused President Lazarus Chakwera’s government of reneging on its promise of change in a letter…