If you asked Nigerians, they would say emphatically that Nigerians are holier than citizens of Western countries. That was why many sneered that the California wildfires were a sign of the anger of God over the “iniquities” committed in the United States of America,

The social commentaries trailing the raging inferno in Southern California have shown that many human beings have a penchant for the petty. While lives are being lost in their tens, and properties are licked up like paper in their thousands,

The United States will return $52.88 million in seized assets to Nigeria as part of a yearslong corruption probe against former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke and associates

Around 45 percent of Nigerians do not have access to electricity. Nigeria plans to power its rural communities with illicit funds recovered from a former oil minister and her associates.

A catastrophic wildfire is ravaging Southern California, scorching over 25,000 acres of land, and destroying more than 1,000 buildings.

So, one could ask, as 2024 was the hottest year on human record, is the California fire a sign of fearful things to come? If this is the case, then Nigeria has its own house to clean. Let’s ...

It marks the first repatriation of assets linked to Alison-Madueke, who served as Nigeria's oil minister ... and prime real estate in New York and California, were confiscated in 2023 by U.S ...

The Covenant University, a private Christian institution in Ota, Ogun State, once again emerged as the best varsity in Nigeria in the

In a bold move to solidify its position as Africa’s technology capital, Lagos state is set to host Nigeria’s first Artificial Intelligence-focused university,

As early as the 9th day of the new year, massive wildfires rattled Malibu, a Los Angeles county in California, United States,

The Board commends the outgoing MD/CEO, Abiola Lawal, who has resigned from the company, effective January 31, 2025, for his significant contributions and

Rodin Bantawa from Lalitpur who is currently a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania, spent her winter break travelling to Panama for a debate tournament but was back in the US ahead of inauguration day for the start of her school’s spring semester, which began on January 15.