Lagos Police Arrest Self-Proclaimed “Obi of Lagos,” Halt Plan to Unveil ₦1.5 Billion Palace

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested a 65-year-old man, Chibuike Azubike, along with three accomplices, for allegedly attempting to present himself as the “Obi of Lagos.” Authorities prevented the unveiling of a purported ₦1.5 billion palace tied to the title. Azubike, who claims roots in Obodoukwu Ancient Kingdom, Ideato North LGA, Imo State, was…

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Apapa Customs Hits ₦20.16bn Daily Revenue, Breaks Previous Record

The Apapa Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has achieved a new milestone in revenue collection, setting a record single-day haul of ₦20,156,077,098.56 on September 9, 2025. This new achievement surpasses the ₦18.9 billion previously recorded on March 14, 2025, marking a significant leap in the command’s financial performance. Why the Surge? According to…

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World Leaders and U.S. Politicians React To Killing of Charlie Kirk

The shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has stirred outrage across political divides. Allies and opponents alike are calling for urgent reflection amid fears that political violence is eroding democratic norms. At a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University, Charlie Kirk was shot dead in what some top officials are calling a political assassination….

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“If You Want To Marry My Daughter, Just Buy Me A Brand New Bible And Carry Her”: Apostle Johnson Suleman Questions Costly Marriage Demands

In a sermon that’s generating buzz, Apostle Johnson Suleman leader of Omega Fire Ministries spoke out against the trend of excessive material demands placed on men hoping to wed. He says these traditions are making marriage harder to achieve. “A Simple Gesture Is Enough” Addressing his congregation, Suleman criticized what he sees as unfair cultural…

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Qatar Tightens Visa Rules for Nigerians: Men Must Travel with Family, Stay in 5-Star Hotels

In a significant shift to curb visa overstays, Qatar’s Ministry of Interior has rolled out new visa regulations specifically for Nigerian applicants. Under the new rules, only women or family groups will be eligible for tourist or transit visas—men traveling alone are no longer permitted. What’s Changed These changes apply immediately—even to applications already in…

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Oyo State ₦113 Billion Road Projects to Boost Connectivity and Urban Renewal

In a strategic move to enhance urban mobility and stimulate economic growth, Oyo State’s Executive Council has approved over ₦113 billion in road construction and rehabilitation projects, funded by the recently endorsed ₦300 billion state loan. Major Upgrades Across Ibadan and Beyond At the weekly council meeting held in Agodi, Commissioner for Works and Public…

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SERAP Demands End to Natasha’s Suspension, Calls for Immediate Reinstatement

Civil rights watchdog, the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), has urged the Senate to swiftly reinstate Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, asserting that her six-month suspension has officially expired and no legal barrier exists to delay her return. Suspension Period Over, Calls for Action Intensify SERAP argues that the suspension, which began in March, has reached…

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