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Soccer Nigeria and AS Roma forward Rinsola Babajide. Photo Credit: Babajide/X Nigeria international forward Rinsola Babajide needed less than half an hour of her Serie...

The United States Mission in Nigeria has directed all visa applicants to submit details of their social media activity from the past five years. The announcement, shared on the Mission’s official X handle on Monday, follows the U.S. Department of State’s renewed efforts to strengthen national security through tighter screening procedures...

An American woman has taken to social media to call out a young Nigerian man she claims to be her husband, accusing him and his family of orchestrating a romance scam against her. The 55-year-old, who described herself as a single mother battling a heart condition and diabetes...

In a move reflecting cautious optimism, the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has called off its five-day warning strike, initiated on September 12, 2025, after receiving assurances from the Federal Government to address longstanding healthcare challenges. The decision, announced on Sunday, September 14, 2025, comes amid Nigeria’s ongoing struggle to bolster its fragile healthcare

Some women have shared why they no longer wear bras and experts have responded to their reasons. According to findings by PUNCH Healthwise, some women cited comfort, health concerns, and personal freedom as major reasons they are choosing to go braless. For the increasing number of women abandoning the undergarment, the decision reflects a shift

Nigerian Startup Chowdeck Raises $9M, Now Serving 1.5 Million Customers across 11 Cities  TechAfrica News...

Nollywood actress, Bimbo Akintola is making headlines after making controversial remarks about cheating. During a recent podcast interview, the veteran movie star stated that ninety-nine percent of Nigerian men cheat. According yo her, infidelity is so deeply rooted in Nigerian culture that most men can’t escape it. She added that most of our men grew

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, presided by Justice Ekerete Akpan, has convicted 21 foreign nationals over high-level cybercrime, fining each of them one million Naira.Justice Akpan, while delivering judgment on the plea bargain reached between the convicts and the Nigeria Police Force, ordered their immediate departure from Nigeria within six working days.The judge