An Israeli missile strike early Sunday killed 15 people and destroyed a building in a Damascus neighbourhood home to much of Syria’s security apparatus, a
Five gunmen were killed by police in Anambra State while campaigning for no election in the South East during this year’s general elections. One police officer was also killed. The gunmen, who were said to be working for Simon Ekpa in Finland, tried to bomb
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria and Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo, on Friday said the Governor of the Central Bank of
The Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, has called on the people and residents of the state to continue spending the old Naira notes, saying that it is only the Supreme Court of Nigeria that has the final say on the matter. Abiodun, who made the
The naira shortage has sparked protests in Ogun State once more, with footage online depicting two banks being set on fire in the Sagamu region
Mustapha Salihu, the All Progressives Congress' vice chairman for the North East, is said to have been suspended for indulging in anti-party actions. He was
Facebook and Instagram's parent company, Meta, has unveiled a new paid subscription for its services that would, among other things, let users pay for verified accounts. In a Sunday morning Facebook post, Meta's Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mark Zuckerberg, introduced the "Meta Verified" service and
Richard Belzer, an American comedian and actor, died at the age of 78. Bill Scheft, a friend and associate, confirmed his passing to PEOPLE. He
At least 36 people died on Carnival weekend in southeast Sao Paulo State as a result of flooding and landslides brought on by severe rain
Prior to the All Progressives Congress presidential mega event scheduled for Tuesday in the state, the Lagos State Government has offered other routes. The government claimed that the other routes would lessen annoyance and travel time before and during the rally in a statement released