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The Nigeria Police Force has reportedly rescued popular TikTok content creator, Peller, after he was allegedly kidnapped by unidentified gunmen during a live streaming session on Wednesday. According to reports, the frightening incident occurred while Peller was broadcasting live on TikTok, shocking viewers who witnessed his sudden disappearance from the feed. Eyewitnesses online claimed that…
The University of Maiduguri branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has faulted the Federal Government’s decision to rename the school after former President Muhammadu Buhari. Speaking with newsmen in Maiduguri after the union’s congress, the chapter chairman, Dr. Abubakar Mshelia Saidu, said the move disregards the principles of university autonomy and academic…
The Hisbah Command of Bauchi State has rolled out a new set of regulations governing social events, including marriage ceremonies, birthdays, and other festivals. The Islamic law enforcement body cited rising concerns over social vices and public disturbances as reasons for the new measures. New Social Guidelines in Bauchi In a statement dated July 16,…
In a powerful show of teamwork and courage, a 28-year-old kidnapping victim was successfully rescued in Adamawa State during a coordinated operation between the Nigeria Police and local hunters. The incident took place in Gombi Local Government Area on Monday, August 25, following a tip-off about the location of a suspected kidnapper’s hideout tucked away…
In the early hours of Saturday morning, tragedy struck on Lagos’ iconic Third Mainland Bridge when 27-year-old Aisha Maikudi Ibrahim lost her life in a fatal car accident. The young entrepreneur was reportedly driving home to Gbagada from an event in Ikoyi when her car somersaulted and plunged into the Lagos Lagoon. What Happened? According…
A survivor of child sexual abuse has made an emotional plea to Elon Musk, asking him to take stronger action against the circulation of child exploitation material on his social media platform, X. The woman, who uses the pseudonym Zora, told the BBC that images of her abuse first recorded more than 20 years ago…
