News Norway’s Princess Martha Louise to wed her California shaman Alagbe Shenayon Aug 30, 2024 Festivities are underway for the wedding of Norwegian Princess Märtha Louise and her American partner, self-styled shaman…
News Workers trapped for days in Thai tunnel found dead Alagbe Shenayon Aug 30, 2024 Three foreign workers trapped inside a collapsed train tunnel have died despite rescue efforts that lasted over five days,…
News X braced for Brazil ban as judge’s deadline passes Alagbe Shenayon Aug 30, 2024 X, formerly known as Twitter, has announced that it anticipates being blocked in Brazil after failing to meet a deadline to…
News Israel agrees to pauses in fighting for polio vaccine drive Alagbe Shenayon Aug 30, 2024 Israel has agreed to implement a series of "humanitarian pauses" in Gaza to facilitate the vaccination of children against…
News 55,910 Nigerians killed, 21,621 abducted in four years – Investigation Alagbe Shenayon Aug 30, 2024 Nigeria continues to grapple with a multifaceted security crisis, characterized by widespread violence, particularly targeting…
News Fire guts Lagos Govt staff quarters at Ogba Alagbe Shenayon Aug 30, 2024 A fire incident occurred at the Lagos State Government Staff Quarters on Odunsanmi Street, off WEMPCO Road in the Ogba…
News Tinubu approves 50% electricity subsidy for hospitals, others Olusegun Kugbayi Aug 30, 2024 President Bola Tinubu has approved a 50 per cent electricity subsidy for public hospitals and educational institutions to…
Sports UEFA honours Cristiano Ronaldo as Champions League all-time top scorer Toyibat Ajose Aug 30, 2024 UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin honored Cristiano Ronaldo on Thursday with a special award, recognizing his extraordinary legacy…
Sports Osimhen agrees to join Chelsea on €350,000 weekly pay Olusegun Kugbayi Aug 30, 2024 Victor Osimhen has reportedly agreed to join Chelsea on a €350,000 weekly pay, taking a major step closer to realising his dream…
News Nigerians paid ₦1.04bn as ransom to kidnappers in one year — Report Toyibat Ajose Aug 30, 2024 Nigerians paid ₦1.04 billion in ransom to kidnappers over the course of a year, according to a new report by SBM Intelligence.