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Nine Super Falcons players arrive in camp ahead of WAFCON

Nine players of the Super Falcons have arrived in camp as Nigeria continues preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, WAFCON, in Morocco. The early arrivals are expected to help the team settle down and begin training ahead of the tournament. More players are still expected to join the camp in the coming days as the squad builds up fully. The team is looking to fine-tune its preparations after announcing a strong list of invited players for the competition. The Super Falcons remain one of Africa’s most successful women’s football teams and will be aiming for another strong run in Morocco. The camp update is part of the final phase of the team’s build-up before the tournament begins.

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Buhari’s first anniversary marked with tributes from Tinubu and others

Nigeria is marking the first anniversary of the death of former President Muhammadu Buhari with tributes from President Bola Tinubu, former Head of State Yakubu Gowon, governors and ministers. The remembrance event brings together Buhari’s family, close associates, public officials and other dignitaries to honour his life and public service. Organisers say the programme is meant to reflect on his leadership, discipline and commitment to the country. President Tinubu is expected to lead the tribute and present a commemorative book in Buhari’s honour. The book contains messages from political leaders, diplomats and other well-wishers who shared their memories of the late former president. The event also includes prayers for the peaceful repose of Buhari’s soul. According to organisers, the ceremony is designed to celebrate his legacy and the impact he left on Nigeria’s political history. Buhari died on July 13, […]

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Davido calls for therapy centre for celebrities

Afrobeats star Davido has called for the creation of a special therapy centre to support celebrities dealing with the pressure that comes with fame He said many popular and successful people struggle silently with mental and emotional stress after reaching fame, especially when the spotlight begins to fade.instagram+1 According to Davido, a dedicated therapy hub would help such individuals adjust to life after peak fame and give them a safe space to talk about their experiences.instagram+1 He explained that the centre should be designed for celebrities and public figures who face unique pressures, including public scrutiny, online bullying, and the fear of not knowing when to step away from the industry.facebook+2 Davido noted that proper mental health support could reduce depression, anxiety, and risky behaviour among entertainers and other famous personalities, and help them build healthier lives beyond their careers.

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IK Ogbonna denies romance scam link warns against impersonators

Nollywood actor IK Ogbonna has denied reports linking him to an alleged romance scam. The actor said the claims are false and warned the public to be careful of impersonators using his name and picture on social media to deceive people. His reaction followed online reports suggesting that he was connected to a scam involving fake romantic relationships and fraud. Ogbonna said he has no involvement in any such case and urged people to verify accounts before trusting messages or requests from strangers online. He also warned fraudsters to stop using his identity to carry out scams, saying such acts can harm innocent people and damage his reputation.

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PFIPC scandal Senate blocks fresh probe

The Senate has declined a fresh probe into the controversy surrounding the purported Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, or PFIPC. Lawmakers said they would wait for the outcome of the ongoing investigation by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, before taking any further action. The matter came up after Senator Suleiman Kawu, who represents Kano South, asked the Senate to investigate how the agency, which the Presidency says does not exist, was included in the 2026 budget with a N1.3 billion allocation. Kawu said the inclusion of the agency in the budget raised serious concerns about the integrity of the budget process and the role of those who approved it. He wanted the Senate to find out who was responsible for inserting the agency into the budget, whether any money had been released, and if any […]

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DHQ cautions media on sensitive security reporting

The Defence Headquarters has advised journalists and media organisations to be careful when reporting on security matters. It said the media should avoid publishing sensitive details that could expose security operations, endanger personnel, or assist criminals. The military explained that responsible reporting is important, especially at a time when the country is dealing with different security challenges. According to the DHQ, the goal is not to stop the media from doing its job, but to encourage accuracy, caution, and professionalism in covering security issues. It added that public information should be handled in a way that protects national security while still keeping citizens informed. The headquarters also called for stronger cooperation between the military and the press. It said such collaboration would help improve public understanding of security operations and reduce the spread of harmful or misleading information.

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I’m still being body-shamed after weight loss, says Eniola Badmus

Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus has opened up about the criticism she still faces despite her dramatic weight loss. The actress revealed that she has dropped from 170kg to 83kg over the past five years, describing the transformation as one of the biggest changes in her life. She said the journey was not easy and required discipline, patience and determination. Badmus explained that she was body-shamed when she was plus-sized and is still being body-shamed after losing weight. According to her, the comments never really stopped, they only changed form. She said the experience has shown her how cruel public opinion can be, especially for women in the entertainment industry. The actress added that people often find a reason to criticise no matter what a person looks like. Her remarks have sparked conversation online about body image and the pressure celebrities […]

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Ndume urges Tinubu to speak directly to Nigerians

Senator Ali Ndume has urged President Bola Tinubu to speak directly to Nigerians instead of relying on aides and other intermediaries. Ndume said he made the appeal during a closed-door meeting with the president in Abuja. According to him, Nigerians want to hear directly from their leader on the state of the nation. He explained that his advice was based on the need for stronger public communication at a time when the country is facing insecurity and economic hardship. The senator said Tinubu welcomed the suggestion and promised to look into it. He added that regular direct communication from the president would help build public confidence and improve trust in government policies. Ndume also said the meeting covered key national issues, including security and the economy. He said both challenges require urgent attention and broader consultation. His comments have drawn […]

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Residents count losses as torrential rain floods Lagos communities

Residents in several Lagos communities are counting their losses after torrential rainfall flooded homes, roads, and businesses across the state. The heavy downpour turned major streets into temporary waterways, leaving commuters stranded and traffic brought to a standstill in many parts of the city. In some areas, floodwater entered houses and shops, damaging household items and goods worth millions of naira. The flooding affected communities including Oshodi, Mushin, Surulere, Egbeda, Gbagada, Ilupeju, and other low-lying parts of Lagos. Residents said the water rose quickly after the rain began and made movement almost impossible. Many business owners were forced to close early as customers and workers could not access affected areas. Motorists also struggled to move through submerged roads, with several vehicles stalled or damaged by floodwater. Some residents blamed blocked drainage channels and poor waste disposal for worsening the situation. […]

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UK-based lawyer begins process of renouncing Nigerian citizenship

A UK-based Nigerian lawyer has begun the process of renouncing his Nigerian citizenship, saying he has already submitted the required application and is now waiting for approval. The development has drawn attention online because it reflects the growing number of Nigerians abroad who are rethinking their legal ties to the country. The lawyer said his decision was deliberate and that he had chosen to move forward with the formal process. He is said to have made the move through the proper legal channel rather than by making a public statement alone. That means the application will still have to go through the official review system before any final decision is reached. For many people in the diaspora, citizenship issues are often tied to identity, convenience, and future opportunities. In this case, the lawyer’s action has sparked discussion about why some […]

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