BREAKING: SOUTH KOREAN COURT SENTENCES EX-PRESIDENT YOON SUK YEOL TO LIFE FOR INSURRECTION
Agency Report A South Korean court on Thursday convicted former president Yoon Suk Yeol of insurrection and sentenced him to life imprisonment over his controversial...
BUSINESS TRAVEL FOREIGN EXCHANGE SURGES 366% TO $672M
By: Balogun Ibrahim Access to foreign exchange by Nigerians surged, driving a 366 per cent increase in spending on business travel to $672.27m in the...
‘I WAS TREATED LIKE A DOG’ OSIMHEN SPEAKS ABOUT HIS EXIT FROM NAPOLI
Victor Osimhen says Napoli treated him “like a dog” which led to his controversial exit from the club in 2024. In a chat with Gazetta...
PERU CONGRESS IMPEACHES INTERIM PRESIDENT JOSE JERI AMID GRAFT PROBE
Agency Report Peru’s Congress on Tuesday impeached interim President Jose Jeri, marking the seventh head of state to fall in the South American nation in...
UK URGES VIGILANCE AS FLOOD WARNINGS REMAIN IN PLACE ACROSS ENGLAND
By Aishat Momoh. O. The United Kingdom government has urged the public to remain vigilant as the Environment Agency continues to warn of significant flooding...
TINUBU PAYS TRIBUTE: JESSE JACKSON DEFENDS NIGERIA’S DEMOCRACY
By: Balogun Ibrahim President Bola Tinubu has mourned the passing of American civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson, describing him as a global symbol of...
WORLD CUP: KEY DETAILS AS FIFA REVIEWS NIGERIA’S PETITION AGAINST DR CONGO
By: Balogun Ibrahim Nigerians are eagerly awaiting a ruling from world football governing body FIFA on a petition filed by the Nigeria Football Federation, which...
IRAN CAN SINK US WARSHIP- SUPREME LEADER WARNS
Iran's supreme leader warned on Tuesday that his country could sink a US warship in the Gulf, after new discussions between the two nations ended...
REV. JESSE JACKSON, A CIVIL RIGHTS ICON, DIES AT 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the longtime civil rights activist, Baptist minister and two-time presidential candidate, died Tuesday, his family said. He was 84. "Our father...
NIGERIANS TO RECEIVE UK eVISAS STARTING FEBRUARY 25
By: Balogun Ibrahim Starting February 25, 2026, Nigerian travellers to the United Kingdom will receive electronic visas (eVisas) instead of traditional physical visa stickers. The...