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31/05/2026

The Eid car drift show ended in absolute dis@ster 😭 Really hoping the guy sitting on the window made it out a!ive.🙆🏽

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26/05/2026

26/05/2026

Sowore: "Obasanjo, Tinubu, Babangida Are The Rotten Elites Destroying Nigeria" - "Reject Them All"

26/05/2026

Gunmen Kill Army General and Abduct Wife near Abuja.

Gunmen have killed Major General Hassan Ahmed, a senior Nigerian Army officer, and abducted his wife in the Abaji area of Abuja.

The attack occurred while the couple was returning from Okene, Kogi State. According to reports, the assailants opened fire on their vehicle, killing the general on the spot. The driver survived by pretending to be dead. The gunmen then took the officer’s wife from the scene.

Before his death, Maj. Gen. Ahmed served as a director at Army Headquarters after being appointed by the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Faruk Yahaya. He previously held the role of Provost Marshal of the Nigerian Army.

Source: Abuja Breaking News

25/05/2026

Pastor Yemi Davids, Apostle Emmanuel Iren, others hit the streets to protest insecurity in Nigeria.

25/05/2026

Three former ministers who resigned from Tinubu’s cabinet to chase governorship tickets in APC have all lost their primaries in their respective states.

Yusuf Tuggar: Former Minister of Foreign Affairs (resigned to contest the Bauchi State governorship).

Adebayo Adelabu: Former Minister of Power (resigned to run for the Oyo State governorship).

Saidu Alkali: Former Minister of Transportation (resigned to contest the Gombe State governorship).

07/05/2026

Fire outbreak hits Tejuosho Market in Lagos as traders lament delayed response from firefighters

28/04/2026

Lagos residents stage protest over poor power supply

Residents of Abule Oja and Abule Ijesha in Yaba, Lagos, tpoday, April 27, staged a protest at the Ikeja Electric Distribution Company officials over discriminatory power distribution and systemic corruption.

The aggrieved residents claim they have suffered over six months of near-total blackout in their environment with supply reportedly as low as one hour every five days. They gathered at the company’s Igbobi branch to protest, holding placards and chanting solidarity songs as they demanded an immediate resolution to the poor electricity supply.