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Breaking NewsThe late publisher of The Eagle Online, Oladotun Samson Oladipo, was laid to rest on Friday in Lagos, with family, friends and colleagues from Nigeria’s media industry gathering for his interment. Oladipo, a former Political Editor of Punch Newspaper who went on to found The Eagle Online, died on...
Breaking NewsTwo Nigerians, Bishop Michael Fakunle and James Nwankwo, have been killed in separate incidents in Johannesburg, South Africa, raising xenophobia concerns.nn
Breaking NewsA commercial bus driver in Abia State, Onyekachi Ikpendu, has been praised for his integrity after returning over N400,000 in cash left in his vehicle.nn
Breaking NewsTroops have foiled a terrorist attack in Kaduna State and rescued three kidnapped victims in a separate operation in Zamfara State, the military has said.nn
Breaking NewsThe Ogun State Government has denied arbitrarily revoking an 11-acre poultry farm land, stating the applicant failed to pay the N334.4m cost within 60 daysnn
Breaking NewsThe CIA has released presidential intelligence briefs from the 9/11 era that warned of Al-Qaeda plotting to use aircraft in attacks on the United States.nn
Breaking NewsThe Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, has publicly presented his twin sons during a colourful homecoming ceremony at his palace in Ile-Ife, Osun State.nn
Breaking NewsThe Oyo State Government has announced the release of the 2026 Placement Screening Exercise results for pupils transitioning into Junior Secondary Schools.nn
Breaking NewsOyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to quality education as schools resume for the 2026/2027 academic session.nn
Breaking NewsAn Islamic cleric, Malam Musa Lukwa, was stabbed in Sokoto after Juma’at prayers, reportedly over a controversial sermon. He is currently receiving treatmenn
Breaking NewsThe NSCDC in Nasarawa State has arrested Salihu Ahmadu, the alleged kingpin of a motorcycle syndicate operating in Lafia, the state capital.nn
Breaking NewsLecturers at the University of Benin have resolved to continue their indefinite strike over the alleged incomplete payment of their August salaries.nn
