Ikeja Electric Gets Acting CEO
Ikeja Electric has announced the appointment of Mrs Ogochukwu Onyelucheya as its Acting Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 July 2026.
Beyond the crisis narrative: How LSA 2026 reimagined African storytelling — by Rasheed Adebiyi
Many narratives about Africa have been dominated by images of crisis.
NLO playoff match ends in controversy after FC Ebedei walk off in Akure
Chairman of Yewa Football Academy, Mojeed Ibrahim, described the incident as "a troubling moment for Nigerian football," insisting that the match ended because FC Ebedei elected to leave the pitch The post NLO playoff match ends in controversy after FC Ebedei walk off in Akure…
Transfer: Granada sign 34-goal Nigerian striker, Chinaza
Granada has announced the signing of highly rated Nigerian striker, Chinaza Marvellous Onouha Okonyia, who scthereby enhancing their squad with a
IDC Holds Voters’ Education Summit To Boost Political Participation In Ilese
The Ilese Development Council (IDC) on Saturday organized a Voters' Education Summit aimed at encouraging greater civic engagement and political participation among residents of Ilese and its surrounding communities.
NDC Deregistration: Mixed reactions trail court judgement as Obi’s ambition suffers setback
The 2027 presidential ambition of Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso suffered a fresh setback on Friday after a Federal High Court in Lokoja set aside its
I was told to work on my tummy – Kehinde Adegbodu reacts to concerns about his health
The surviving half of the Adegbodu Twins music band, Kehinde Adegbodu, has finally addressed concerns about his health. DAILY POST reports that netizens
World Cup 2026: Senegal Thrash Iraq 5-0 To Keep Knockout Round Qualification Hopes Alive
Senegal took a huge step towards reaching the knockout rounds of the World Cup as they eased to an historic 5-0 win over 10-man Iraq
MTN Chief, Jonas, Condemns South Africa’s Xenophobia
MTN Chief, Jonas, Condemns South Africa’s Xenophobia
Police, military, others lost 282 rifles to gunmen – Report
A new report reveals 282 rifles were stolen from Nigerian police, military, and other security agencies by gunmen between 2021 and mid-2026. Police lost 71




