Vatican clarifies: Jesus, not Virgin Mary, is the saviour of the world
The Vatican has ruled that Jesus alone redeemed humanity, rejecting the title of “co-redeemer” for Mary in a new decree approved by Pope Leo.
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NDLEA storms Lagos nightclub, arrests Pretty Mike, ex-BBN star Tuoyo, over 100 others
NDLEA operatives raided a Lagos nightclub and arrested socialite Pretty Mike, former BBNaija housemate Tuoyo Ideh, and over 100 guests. Cartons of banned drugs were recovered from the venue.
Nigeria to meet Gabon in CAF play-off for 2026 World Cup spot
Nigeria will play Gabon in a one-leg CAF play-off in Morocco on November 13, with the winner advancing to the intercontinental play-off for the 2026 World Cup.
Tracking Nigerian public projects
Guests, particularly government officials, and especially the Nigerian variety, do not often appear on such programmes to answer questions; they come to tell their own story and paint a particular profile.
Nigeria seeks crucial win against Lesotho to revive 2026 world cup hopes
Nigeria must defeat Lesotho in their final group match if they are to keep alive their slim hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
FG defends reforms, rejects World Bank poverty figures
The Presidency has rejected a World Bank report estimating 139 million Nigerians live in poverty, calling it unrealistic while opposition leaders and labour unions say rising hardship proves otherwise.
French PM Lecornu quits after just 26 days in office
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned just 26 days into the role, amid fierce opposition to his cabinet.
World leaders mock Trump, 79, for ending a nonexistent war
World leaders openly mocked Donald Trump’s repeated boast that he ended a war between Albania and Azerbaijan — a conflict that never existed — during a public summit.
Elon Musk on track to become world’s first trillionaire
Elon Musk momentarily crossed a net worth of $500.1 billion, putting him “halfway” to becoming the world’s first trillionaire.
“I felt betrayed by God”: Wrestling with tragedy, luck, and hope in a broken world
Author Brandon Ambrosino, in an interview with Sojourners, discusses his new book that challenges traditional theological concepts of a God’s omniscience, arguing that a more hopeful and compassionate view of God can be found by understanding him as a “fellow sufferer” in a world of tragedy.