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Nigerian Politician Urges Women: Divorce for APC Loyalty?

In a shocking declaration, Yobe State APC Chairman Mohammed Gadaka ignited controversy by telling married women to divorce husbands who prevent them from voting for his party. The remarks, made during a defection rally, promised a 'new bride price' for party loyalty, drawing widespread condemnation from citizens and religious leaders alike. Gadaka has since retracted the statement, claiming it was a cultural 'joke' misunderstood by the public.

InformationNG · Sep 5
Entertainment

BBNaija's Kola, Imisi Spark Romance Rumours With Red Carpet Kiss

InformationNG · Sep 5
Entertainment

BBNaija Reality Check: Ex-Housemates Expose Post-Show Struggles

InformationNG · Sep 5
Politics

Defence Minister Blasts El-Rufai: Kaduna's Division, Killings Fuelled by Ex-Gov

InformationNG · Sep 5
Politics

INEC Backs JAMB With Biometric Tech to Fortify Nigeria's Education System

Blueprint · Sep 5

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Nigerian Widows Demand Justice, Aid 11 Years Post-Boko Haram Insurgency

A decade after Boko Haram's devastation, widows in Abuja's IDP camps voice their ongoing suffering and abandonment. Their poignant pleas for government intervention highlight the urgent need for comprehensive support and lasting solutions for those displaced by conflict. Nigeria must prioritize the welfare of its most vulnerable citizens.

Blueprint · Sep 5
Politics
Politics

Mamman-Lagos Urges North: Back Tinubu for Southern Presidential Tenure

A prominent Kaduna official, Sadiq Mamman-Lagos, calls on Northerners to respect the unwritten power rotation, urging support for President Tinubu to complete his full term. This statement highlights the ongoing political dynamics and regional power-sharing discussions crucial to Nigeria's stability. His appeal underscores the intricate balance of ethnic and regional sentiments within Nigerian governance, pushing for unity behind the current administration's mandate.

Blueprint · Sep 5
Politics

Kaduna Divides: Defence Minister Blames Ex-Governor El-Rufai's Policies

Nigeria's Defence Minister, Gen. Christopher Musa, has leveled serious accusations against former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai. Musa claims El-Rufai's administration deliberately exacerbated ethnic and religious schisms, leaving a fractured legacy in the pivotal northern state. This revelation underscores the ongoing political tensions and the challenges of national unity in Nigeria.

Blueprint · Sep 5

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Culture

Egypt's Volleyball Queens Reign: African Champions, Olympic Bound!

Egypt's women's volleyball team has shattered a 23-year drought, claiming the African title with a dominant performance against hosts Kenya. This historic victory not only reasserts North Africa's sporting prowess but also secures a coveted spot at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. A new era of athletic excellence dawns for African sports.

Blueprint · Sep 5
Culture

D'Tigress Fight Valiantly But Fall to South Korea at FIBA World Cup

Nigeria's D'Tigress, the nation's premier women's basketball team, faced a challenging outing at the FIBA Women's World Cup, succumbing to South Korea despite a spirited late-game rally. This performance underscores the competitive spirit and evolving journey of African sports on the global stage. While a setback, it offers valuable experience for the team's future aspirations.

Blueprint · Sep 4
Culture
Culture

Future of Nigerian Journalism: CJID Spotlights Next-Gen Talent.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) launches its 2026 Alfred Opubor Next-Gen Awards, nurturing budding journalistic talent across Nigerian campuses. This initiative is crucial for shaping the future of African media, fostering critical storytelling and investigative prowess among young minds. It underscores a commitment to excellence within the continent's vibrant cultural and intellectual landscape.

AllAfrica - Latest · Sep 4

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Nasty C & Tellaman Unleash Potent New Track, 'LFTOS,' Featuring Lusanda

South African hip-hop heavyweights Nasty C and Tellaman team up with Lusanda for 'LFTOS,' a raw exploration of heartbreak and lingering regret. The track's poignant lyrics delve into the pain of lost love, showcasing the artists' emotional depth and storytelling prowess. This powerful collaboration is set to resonate deeply with fans, affirming the trio's significant impact on the African music scene.

NotJustOk · Sep 4
Entertainment

Don Crucifixto Unleashes 'REƂIRTH,' A Sonic Journey of Nigerian American Artistry

Nigerian American artist Don Crucifixto marks a powerful new chapter with his 15-track album, 'REƂIRTH.' This deeply personal project explores themes of identity, resilience, and cultural evolution, showcasing a versatile artist at the peak of his renewed creative expression. The album features impactful collaborations and diverse soundscapes, positioning 'REƂIRTH' as a significant addition to the global African music scene.

NotJustOk · Sep 4
Entertainment

Asake Scraps LA Gig, Leaving Fans Awaiting Answers and Refunds

Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Asake has abruptly cancelled his highly anticipated Los Angeles concert, part of his 'In God We Trust' US tour. While ticket holders are promised automatic refunds, the reason behind the sudden cancellation remains undisclosed, sparking widespread speculation among his global fanbase.

NotJustOk · Sep 4

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Business

Kaduna Powers Up Youth Entrepreneurship with N200k Startup Grants

Kaduna State is investing directly in its future, launching a vital N200,000 startup grant program for over 4,000 vocational graduates. This initiative aims to ignite entrepreneurship, drive economic empowerment, and foster a new generation of job creators across the state.

Blueprint · Sep 5
Business

African Women Revolutionize Health and Agriculture with AI Innovation

Pioneering African women are harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to tackle pressing challenges across the continent. From accelerating disease diagnosis to optimizing agricultural output, these innovators are driving critical advancements. Their tech-driven solutions promise to transform communities and unlock new economic opportunities, showcasing Africa's burgeoning digital prowess.

Tribune Online · Sep 5
Business

Nigerian Pipeline Tragedy: Illegal Bunkering Claims Dozens in Rivers State

A tragic incident in Nigeria's Okrika community highlights the perilous dark side of the nation's oil wealth. Dozens of youths have reportedly perished while illegally siphoning fuel, exposing systemic issues of illicit trade and economic desperation. Authorities are probing the disaster, but the human cost of pipeline vandalism continues to mount.

AIT Live · Sep 4