Category: Breaking News
Reckless Driving on Lagos Island Reportedly Leaves Food Seller Injured Near Tinubu Square
08 Sep 2026
A commercial bus driver allegedly drove recklessly around the Tinubu Square/Idumota axis of Lagos Island on Monday morning and reportedly hit a woman selling food from a wheelbarrow. Details of the incident, including the extent of the woman’s injuries, the driver’s identity, and any response from law enforcement, have not yet been independently confirmed by […]
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Peter Obi Points to His Anambra Record After Former Ally Says He Can’t Fix Nigeria
07 Sep 2026
Presidential candidate Peter Obi has defended his ability to lead Nigeria after his former running mate, Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, said he lacks the capacity to improve the country. Asked by Arise TV’s Ojinika Okpe to respond to Baba-Ahmed’s claim, Obi said: “I passed through Anambra State and I improved the state in critical areas of […]
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NDU Reverses Fee Hike After Student Protest and Strike Threat
07 Sep 2026
Niger Delta University (NDU) management has reversed its recent increase in school fees, days after students protested and their union leader threatened an indefinite strike. In an official notice, the university said the fee structure for the 2025/2026 session will now be maintained into the 2026/2027 academic year, following what it described as extensive consultation […]
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When One Overbooked Seat Grounds an Entire Plane
05 Sep 2026
An Air Peace flight was delayed after a female passenger refused to leave the aircraft when staff told her the flight was fully booked and that she would have to wait for the next available flight. The woman insisted she had a valid ticket and that someone else had taken her assigned seat. With the […]
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Fee Increases Are Pushing Nigerian University Students Back to the Streets Again
05 Sep 2026
Students at Niger Delta University (NDU) in Bayelsa State took to the streets to protest a steep tuition increase, and the Students’ Union Government (SUG) president used the protest to announce an indefinite strike. Students say fees for new intakes jumped from about ₦110,000 to ₦319,000, and those already at higher levels are expected to […]
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Another Ponzi Scheme Collapses, Leaving Angry Investors to Loot What’s Left
05 Sep 2026
Investors in a Nigerian investment scheme called PXES stormed the company’s office in Yola, the capital of Adamawa State, after the platform froze withdrawals and appeared to have collapsed. Video from the scene, which has been circulating online, shows people carrying out computers, TVs, air conditioners and office furniture. Reports say dozens of angry investors […]
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First Niger Bridge (the Onitsha–Asaba Crossing) to Shut for Two Weeks: What Vandalism Is Doing to Nigeria’s Ageing Infrastructure
04 Sep 2026
The First Niger Bridge in Onitsha, Anambra State, will be completely closed to traffic from Monday, September 7, 2026, until Monday, September 21, 2026, to allow emergency repairs. The bridge links Anambra State to Delta State and is one of only two road crossings over the River Niger in that corridor. The announcement came from […]
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Young Driver Burned to Death by a Crowd in Ibadan: Why “Jungle Justice” Keeps Costing Lives in Nigeria
03 Sep 2026
A young man has been beaten and burned to death by an angry crowd in the Ajia area of Ona-Ara Local Government Area, Ibadan, Oyo State. He has been identified as Oderinde Saheed, also known as “Seedorf.” The tragedy reportedly happened on August 25, 2026. Saheed was driving when his car was allegedly involved in […]
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Ex-Governor Summoned Over Alleged Multimillion-Dollar Fraud: What It Reveals About Nigeria’s War on Corruption
02 Sep 2026
Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the country’s top anti-corruption agency, has asked former Bayelsa State Governor Timipre Sylva to report to its office for questioning. The case involves an alleged $14.86 million fraud connected to funds meant for building a refinery. EFCC spokesman Dele Oyewale confirmed the directive on Monday. He said Sylva, […]
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