Prosecutor says only death sentence applies to counts 1–6 against Nnamdi Kanu
Prosecutor Chief Awomolo, SAN, has stated that the only enforceable sentence for counts 1 to 6 against Nnamdi Kanu is the death penalty.
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NYSC releases Batch C deployment, assigns Lagos, FCT PCMs to neighbouring states
The National Youth Service Corps has released deployment details for its 2025 Batch C, assigning some Lagos and FCT prospective corps members to neighbouring states due to limited camp capacity.
Governors revolt after PDP expels Wike, Fayose, top officials
A deepening crisis engulfed the PDP on Saturday as the party expelled Nyesom Wike and 10 other leaders for alleged anti-party activities, prompting backlash from governors and renewed legal disputes.
Obiano debunks death rumors, says he Is alive and well
Former Anambra State Governor Willie Obiano has debunked viral reports of his death, affirming he is in good health and residing in the United States.
Defence minister responds to Wike–naval officer clash, says “we’re looking into it”
Defence Minister Mohammed Badaru said the ministry is investigating the confrontation between FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and a naval officer over disputed land in Abuja. “We are looking into this issue, and we assure all that any officer on lawful duty will be highly protected,” he said.
Death toll from Hurricane Melissa increases as aid efforts face delays in parts of Jamaica
At least 19 people have died in Jamaica and 30 in Haiti following Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful storms to hit the Caribbean.
Island where people go to cheat death…
Vitalia, a biotech pop-up city on a Honduran island, sought to bypass U.S. drug regulations and fast-track human trials, but its collapse revealed the risks of deregulated science.
“Illegal” internet use now punishable by death under Iran’s espionage crackdown
Iran has enacted a sweeping espionage law allowing the death penalty for minor offences such as satellite internet use, sparking international outrage amid rising executions and economic turmoil.
Death toll from Niger tanker explosion rises to 39, over 60 injured
At least 39 people have been confirmed dead and over 60 injured after a petrol tanker exploded in Niger State while residents attempted to scoop fuel from the crashed vehicle.
Experts raise alarm over 40,000 annual deaths linked to salt consumption, urge swift intervention
Experts have warned that excessive salt intake causes over 40,000 deaths annually in Nigeria and urged immediate sodium-reduction policies and clearer food labelling to tackle rising heart disease and stroke cases.