Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo State has secured the nomination of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the forthcoming November 16 governorship election, following his declaration as the party's candidate.\n\nAiyedatiwa cli
Osogbo -- A traditionalist, Onifade Oyekanmi, has narrated how he, with his friends, killed a 45-year-old Fulani woman, Usman Aminat, for money ritual.\n\nOnifade, popularly called Ife, disclosed that he committed the crime with f
The Pentagon could rush vital air defense weapons and artillery shells to Ukraine within days if the military aid bill clears the Senate as expected and receives President Joe Biden's signature, said the Department of Defense.\n\n
Hamas on Sunday condemned the US House of Representatives' approval of billions of dollars in new military aid to Israel, much of which is to strengthen Israeli air defences. \"This support, which violates international law, is a
Tougher laws to force social media giants to remove violent content and misinformation could be one step closer as one Labor minister says platforms have become a \"playground for criminals and cranks\".\n\nElon Musk's X, formerly
The US Supreme Court will rule on Monday on whether cities can fine people who set up homeless camps in public spaces.\n\nThe test case, involving the town of Grants Pass in Oregon, is being followed by cities across the country i
Thousands of Filipino and American troops will kick off joint military exercises in the Philippines on Monday, as Beijing's growing assertiveness in the region raises fears of a conflict.\n\nThe annual drills -- dubbed Balikatan,
Labor dials up rhetoric on social media giants, accusing them of becoming platform for 'criminals and cranks'Courtney GouldNCA NewsWireMon, 22 April 2024 7:53AM\n\nTougher laws to force social media giants to remove violent conten
The US Supreme Court will rule on Monday on whether cities can fine people who set up homeless camps in public spaces.\n\nThe test case, involving the town of Grants Pass in Oregon, is being followed by cities across the country i
U.S. approval of more than $60 billion in aid throws a lifeline to Ukraine's beleaguered military, though it's unlikely to turn the tide in the war on its own.\n\nMuch will depend on how quickly U.S. assistance can get to the fron