Key points: PENGASSAN has paused its nationwide strike this afternoon. The union began the action on Monday, 27 September. It fought a row with Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical. Abuja talks led by the federal team calmed the scene. Union President…
Key Points: Arise News host Ojy Okpe has shared new facts. The raid hit a 16-flat block in Katampe, Abuja. It began at about 3am on Monday, 29 September. Panic spread fast as loud knocks and shouts rang out. She…
Key Points: Charlie Javice will go to prison for a long time. The court says she led a plan that tricked JPMorgan. The bank bought her student aid start-up for $175 million. The deal now reads like a harsh, costly…
Key Points: A sad clip shows a young Nigerian woman in tears. She says she is stuck in Libya with no safe home. Officers raid areas near where she hides right now. She begs for help to come back home…
Key points: A Nigerian man has won wide praise for rare honesty. His name is Sunusi Danjuma Ali. He saw over $135,000 in his crypto wallet. He said it felt wrong from the first look. He did not touch the…
Key Points: Nigeria may go dark from Monday, power groups warn. Meanwhile, gas lines to key plants face quick, forced cuts. The move links to a fresh PENGASSAN strike. Many sites now plan to shut across states. Joy Ogaji leads…
Key Points: New advice from WHO puts alcohol risks in clear view. It says every glass adds harm to key organs. Small drinks still raise cancer risk across many types. The health body calls this a blunt, urgent message. Experts…
Key Points: The FBI has sacked about 20 agents this week. At least 15 took part in a 2020 kneel. Photos showed them kneel with crowds in Washington. The move now sparks sharp talk again. Leaders say a fresh review…
Key Points: Independent Petroleum Marketers of Nigeria has set fresh plans. The group says members will lift pump prices from Monday. The push comes right after a key change at Dangote Refinery. The plant will no longer sell petrol in…
Key Points: The World Health Organization has sent a blunt call. It says no drink size is safe for health. Small sips still harm the brain, heart, and liver. Each glass adds risk for many types of cancer. Doctors say…