Senator Ayodele Arise has rejected the Ekiti APC primary result, labeling it a sham and appealing to President Tinubu for intervention to ensure internal democracy within the party.

Oriyomi Hamzat, an Accord Party candidate, has denied any association with a suspect involved in a recent Oyo robbery raid, labeling the allegations as a malicious smear campaign.

The Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority has supplied over 400 solar-powered boreholes and 16 tractors, significantly boosting agriculture and water supply in the region.

Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, stated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's achievements in infrastructure development across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones will secure his re-election in 2027.

Suspected gunmen have abducted 60-year-old Adeniyi Adelana, the community head of Ode Oriya Village in Ondo State, and shot his wife, leaving the community in shock as police launch a manhunt.

Former Upper West Regional Minister, Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih, has endorsed Dr. Issahaku Tahiru Moomin's bid for the position of National Treasurer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), praising him as a competent and trustworthy leader.

The World Cup made its anticipated return to New Jersey, featuring a match between Brazil and Morocco in the Meadowlands, an event described as a victory for soccer despite some initial challenges.

Suspected Boko Haram/ISWAP insurgents attacked the Kautikari community in Chibok Local Government Area of Borno State, killing one person and burning a school block.

What began as an opportunistic theft in Mombasa escalated into a gun battle, ultimately exposing a highly organized car theft syndicate.

Festus Adedayo's opinion piece reflects on the significance of June 12 in Nigeria, questioning the state of democracy two decades after the annulled election.

Emmanuel Cherry, President of the Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry, is calling on the government to enhance the capacity of Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) to effectively regulate physical development and streamline building permit processes.

NDLEA operatives have arrested a Brazil-based businessman at Lagos airport for importing 6.1kg of liquid cocaine hidden in shirts and towels.

The Nigerian food industry is on the verge of collapse due to escalating costs and a foreign exchange crisis, leading to mass layoffs as companies struggle with imported raw materials.

A Ghanaian Member of Parliament, Bosome Freho MP, has criticized the government for its handling of Thomas Partey's visa challenge. The MP stated that the government should have foreseen the issue and engaged in better diplomatic efforts.

Police in Ghana are investigating the death of an unidentified woman, believed to be a UCC student, whose body was found washed ashore at Hutchland Beach with no visible signs of assault.

The Abia Labour Party in Nigeria is commemorating June 12 as a symbol of democracy, urging citizens to register for PVCs and actively participate in shaping the nation's future.

The article emphasizes the importance for Africans to take personal branding seriously, highlighting its role in transitioning from invisibility to influence.

At the Caustival 2026 social justice arts and film festival in Abuja, young Nigerians raised concerns regarding trust and women's inclusion ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Kwara State Police Command arrested four suspected cultists, including an alleged Eiye Confraternity leader, during a raid in Ijagbo.

The Nigerian government, through the National Orientation Agency (NOA), is encouraging citizens to donate blood voluntarily, emphasizing its importance in emergencies and saving lives.

Groups are calling on the Nigerian Federal Government to declare a state of emergency in Rivers’ Bille Kingdom due to a worsening environmental crisis, including gas bubbling and water pollution.

Police statistics reveal an alarming increase in cases of sexual violence, defilement, and femicide in Central Kenya, highlighting a surge in gender-based violence.

The House Committee on Finance and Planning in Kenya is discussing the issue of high fuel prices, following recent changes in monthly rates.

Protesters in Abuja, Nigeria, staged a march to demand national unity and stronger, joint action from leaders and citizens to address insecurity and corruption.

A plastic waste entrepreneur in Ghana is urging a shift in perspective, advocating that plastic should be viewed as a valuable resource for job creation rather than mere waste.

As Nigeria approaches the 2027 General Elections, voters are reminded that democracy is a responsibility to be exercised, with the quality of future leadership depending on their choices.

A board has released the lists of successful applicants for recruitment into Immigration, Fire, NSCDC, and NCoS services. The public is advised to disregard fake recruitment messages and fraudulent links.

An article offering advice on behaviors that should not be tolerated in a relationship, regardless of how new or exciting the partnership may be.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) declared a nationwide 'Black Sunday' to mourn victims of insecurity across the country and urged the government to take urgent action.

A morning news recap from Nigeria covers the APC's decision against reviewing primary results, former generals blaming the federal government for a former Army spokesman's death, and updates on NSCDC/NIS recruitment lists.

Police in Zamfara, Nigeria, successfully averted a deadly attack by destroying an explosive device strategically planted by bandits to target road users and commuters.

Ghana is actively pursuing Canadian investment in its upstream oil and gas sector, positioning itself as a stable and competitive destination for global energy capital at the 2026 Global Energy Summit.

Kenya's political elite are grappling with a deepening crisis of public trust, exacerbated by incidents such as executive furniture heists and government love triangles, which threaten their credibility.

The Oti Regional House of Chiefs is preparing to inaugurate a seven-member committee. This committee will investigate the root causes of recurring ethnic disturbances in the Nkwanta South Municipality and propose solutions for lasting peace.

The Ketu North Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) advocates for agricultural mechanisation to boost productivity. Separately, the Central Regional Coordinating Council received 137 Ghanaians repatriated from Côte d’Ivoire after being ejected by Ivorian security agencies.

Policymakers, academics, and stakeholders gathered at the World Bank Country Office in Accra for the official launch of the book 'Political Economy of Institutionalising Monitoring & Evaluation Practice in Africa'.

Aloy Ejimakor, lead counsel for the detained leader of IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has expressed concerns regarding the ongoing trial's procedure. His worries specifically relate to the limited time allotted for the defense to present its case.

A student invited to a fresher's party at Kabarak University was later found dead and naked.

Transport unions in Nigeria's Kwara State are threatening mass action against federal and state governments due to the deteriorating condition and collapse of the Oko-Olowo and Ohan bridges, which have severely impacted economic activity.

Pastor Harrison Charles of Day Spring Assembly in Awada, Onitsha, Anambra State, has been arrested for allegedly taking 75 married women from their husbands and making them his wives.

Billionaire businessman Femi Otedola has successfully completed an executive leadership program, 'Leading Businesses for the Future,' at the London Business School.

The Judicial Service has issued a statement to correct misinformation regarding the handling of an assault case involving a teacher and a female student at Nyinahin Catholic Senior High School, asserting that the court did not encourage reconciliation.

An article delves into the complexities of data privacy and the pervasive issue of cyber fraud, examining the challenges and implications in the digital age.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is pressuring Belgium to release millions of colonial-era documents. This move is part of an ongoing effort to access historical records from the period of Belgian rule.

Shine Rosman, a prominent figure, has voiced his deep concerns and fears regarding the current state and future trajectory of Nigeria. He highlighted his apprehension for the country's stability and well-being.

The family of learners killed in a crash alleges that events following the incident point to an attempt to conceal facts surrounding the accident.

A teacher describes how they managed to prevent a fire at Mwisho wa Lami school, noting the unruly and demanding behavior of the students involved.

Vice President Kashim Shettima, governors elected under the All Progressives Congress (APC) platform, national party leaders, and members of the National Assembly are set to gather for Governor Oyebanji's mega rally in Ekiti ahead of the 2026 elections.

Abia State's ongoing governance and development reforms are reportedly strengthening public confidence and attracting investors, according to a Special Adviser to the Governor.

Nigeria's Defence Minister stated that ongoing global conflicts, including the Israel-Iran war, are making it difficult for Nigeria to acquire military equipment.

President Tinubu's evolving eyeglass collection is highlighted alongside his commitment to accessible eye care through the Jigi Bola initiative.

Experts assert that the primary reason Nigerians seek healthcare abroad is a lack of trust in local medical services, rather than a deficiency in competence, emphasizing the need to rebuild public confidence.

The annulment of the June 12, 1993, election continues to have a lasting impact on Nigeria’s democracy, with reflections on MKO Abiola and the ongoing struggle for true governance.

Veteran Nollywood actor Yemi Solade has urged aspiring actors to prioritize formal training over quick fame for a sustainable career in the film industry.

Vietnam and Tunisia are targeting coffee and olive oil as key products to deepen their trade relations, as reported by the Vietnam News Agency.

The UR4Africa exhibition in Lagos is highlighting African Futurism, featuring youth creativity, arts education, and cultural expression.

The Taraba State Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project (L-PRES) has initiated the procurement phase for infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing livestock production across the state.

Filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has amassed an impressive vintage car collection, which originated from challenges faced during his filmmaking career and is now part of his cinematic legacy.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recommended that Nigeria's Federal Government impose new fuel and telecom taxes to boost revenue, despite concerns over poverty and rising costs.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has finalized its candidate list for the 2027 general elections and ruled out any review of primary results, despite protests from aggrieved aspirants.

The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has dismissed claims of a secret pact to collapse its structure for an Obi-Kwankwaso presidential ticket, stating it will not field a candidate in 2027.

A collapsed bridge in Gombe's Afghanistan Community has cut off over 4,000 residents, including pregnant women, from essential healthcare services.

Kingsley Chinda is lauded as a leader with the necessary experience for undertaking tough tasks, emphasizing the importance of expertise over primordial sentiments in leadership selection.

A suspected armed robber died from a gunshot wound following a taxi hijacking incident in La, Accra, which left the taxi driver traumatized and prompted a police investigation.

Hakeem Baba-Ahmed has attributed growing divisions in Nigeria to poor leadership and the exploitation of differences, advocating for a renewed commitment to national unity.

Ginger prices in Lagos, Nigeria, have significantly increased, with traders attributing the surge to insecurity in producing states, dwindling supplies, and high transport costs.

The council of traditional rulers in Khana local government area of Rivers state has expressed confidence in the arrest and prosecution of suspects involved in an alleged murder attempt, despite claims of a sponsored protest to cover up the investigation.

The Nigerian Federal Government has conducted a Computer-Based Test (CBT) for the common entrance examination into technical colleges, with 15,281 candidates participating.

Kola Oyewo, a renowned figure in Yoruba theatre known for his roles in 'Saworoide' and 'Koseegbe', has passed away, marking the loss of a custodian of the Alarinjo tradition.

Gideon Konchella, a former soldier, is highlighted for his ability to navigate and calm the demanding political landscape of Kilgoris, demonstrating both toughness and diplomacy.

Nigerian military airstrikes successfully killed 27 terrorists in their hideouts within the Borno Tumbus enclaves. The operation targeted terrorist strongholds in the region.

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Nigerians residing in Poland and Central Europe have appealed to the Federal Government for enhanced passport and consular services in Warsaw to meet the growing demands of the diaspora community.

Vincent Ekow Assafuah, MP for Old Tafo, has raised concerns that Ghana's new legal education framework could indirectly reintroduce the entrance examination system previously abolished.

Bandits have killed three people and burned down several houses in Niger State, according to police reports. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.

Police in Lagos, Nigeria, have initiated an operation to crack down on vehicles operating without proper number plates, an effort aimed at enhancing public safety and deterring criminal activity.

Nigerian human rights lawyer Femi Falana has cautioned the federal government and state governors that negotiating with terrorists is punishable by a 20-year jail term, emphasizing the legal requirement to prosecute arrested terrorists and bandits.

A court has ordered the closure of Rology Medical, an AI-powered radiology firm, for operating without proper approvals, a judgment with potentially significant implications for digital healthcare.

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has suspended the 2026 Batch B Stream I orientation course for corps members posted to Niger State. This decision was made due to unspecified reasons.

Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), voiced his concern on Sunday regarding the increasing hatred and divisions among Nigerians.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Nigeria announced the arrest of several suspects, including a Brazil-based businessman, and the recovery of large quantities of illicit drugs during operations across different states.

Senator Ayodele Arise, an APC chieftain and aspirant, has criticized the recently conducted senatorial primary in the Ekiti North district, describing the exercise as lacking credibility and seeking a review.

Max Amuchie discusses the philosophical architecture of his intellectual trilogy focusing on state decay, with the overall global archival footprint expanding to seven critical institutional repositories.

The Nigerian government under President Tinubu is reportedly reviving abandoned road projects in the South-East region. This initiative aims to improve infrastructure and connectivity in the area.

Authorities in Niger State have shut down 15 private health centers and arrested a fake doctor in Suleja to ensure public safety and compliance with healthcare regulations.

Kenya's Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced new monthly rates, leading to a drop in fuel prices effective from midnight on June 15.

Social media users have been circulating an old video clip depicting killings in Imo State, falsely claiming it represents a recent attack.

A youth group is urging the Federal Government to implement strategies to protect rural communities from bandits and kidnappers amid worsening insecurity in Nigeria.

Young climate reporter Fasila Alhassan is advocating for a nationwide transition away from single-use plastics in Ghana, warning that the country's increasing reliance on disposable packaging is exacerbating flooding and environmental degradation.

Young environmental advocates in Ghana contend that the country's recurring devastating floods are primarily "behavioral disasters" caused by human actions, rather than solely attributable to heavy rainfall or climate change.

A German heiress was shot dead at her family's luxury safari estate in South Africa. She had recently acquired additional properties in the region and was involved in wildlife operations at the lodge.

Nigeria's First Lady is scheduled to visit Benue on Tuesday to inaugurate projects and empower women, a visit described by Governor Alia as a positive collaboration between federal and state governments.

South Africa faces escalating anti-foreigner hysteria, fueled by what appear to be highly organized online campaigns, necessitating urgent steps to defuse the tensions.

Kenya's ambassador to France, Betty Cherwon, is highlighted for her three decades of service at the heart of diplomacy, occupying one of the country's most strategic diplomatic postings.

A former Nigerian army officer, convicted of sodomy 29 years ago and whose verdict was upheld by the Supreme Court 18 years ago, never served his sentence but instead received a pardon and secured top university jobs.

The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has partnered with the Confederation of Danish Industries to launch the Sustainable African Value Chain Initiative (SAVI) in Accra, aiming to advance value chain sustainability.

An article discusses the challenges of inviting friends over, with several individuals confessing they never host guests at their homes. It explores the types of visitors who might deter hosts from opening their doors.

Nine Nigerian states have completed the return airlift for the 2026 Hajj ritual, with approximately 40,000 Nigerians having participated.

Esther Adinorkie Lawerteh, Health and Environmental Officer of the Volta Resilient Foundation, has cautioned parents against sending their children to live with other people due to financial difficulties, warning that such practices often expose children to risks.

Residents, traditional leaders, and environmentalists are protesting the clearing of a portion of the sacred Dodowa Forest for a temporary market. They are calling for an immediate halt to the destruction.

Group E and Group F are set to kick off their group stage play on Sunday, featuring matches like Netherlands against Japan and the start of Germany's redemption campaign.

Authorities in Accra are seeking public assistance to identify a female patient who remains unclaimed at the 37 Military Hospital after a road traffic accident in Lapaz.

The State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) Minister of Trade, Hon. Ebube Ebisike George, advocates for Pan-Africanism over xenophobia as the path to Africa's economic sovereignty. He emphasizes the importance of unity and collaboration across the continent.

Mike Igini, a former Resident Electoral Commissioner, shares his emotional recollections of what MKO Abiola told him regarding the June 12 events in Nigeria.

Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems has shared candid thoughts on modern relationships, noting that many men approach women primarily with sexual intentions rather than emotional connections, a view reiterated in recent discussions.

Nigerians are increasingly fearful of traveling for social events like weddings and funerals due to a significant spike in kidnappings, making once routine activities difficult choices clouded by safety concerns.

Following President Bola Tinubu's intervention, representatives of the Ijaw and Itsekiri ethnic nationalities in Delta State, Nigeria, have reached an agreement on a power-sharing arrangement for the proposed Warri Federal Constituency II.

A deepening waste management crisis in parts of Ghana's Greater Accra Region has led to hundreds of refuse transport operators being stranded for hours. This situation is raising significant concerns about sanitation and public health in the area.

The breakaway African territory of Somaliland has opened a new representative office in Taiwan, asserting its right to establish such ties despite strong objections from Beijing.

An upcoming fuel price review in Kenya is expected to be a moment of truth for President Ruto's pledge to lower fuel costs, particularly for matatu operators.

Kenya Airways is once again facing challenges with a significant portion of its fleet grounded, representing about 18 percent of its available seating capacity.

Thousands of successful applicants for the Rivers State Civil Service are protesting the prolonged delay in receiving their appointment letters.

The Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) defended its pension policy following protests by Assurance Bank retirees over a N32,000 increment, clarifying that a separate percentage-based review applies.

President Tinubu's Democracy Day speech conveyed a message of courage, unity, and national renewal, inspiring hope for Nigeria's democratic values.

The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) in Ghana has issued an urgent warning about an escalating child labour crisis, which is forcing over 458,000 children out of school and into premature economic activities.

Nigerians are calling for government intervention to ensure access to affordable healthy diets, as unsafe food is reportedly responsible for 53,000 deaths annually, exacerbated by economic hardship.

President Bola Tinubu congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his historic milestone, while an article discusses concerns that state police will make Nigeria more insecure.

Temi Otedola has opened up about her pregnancy journey, candidly discussing body changes, stretch marks, and morning sickness, while also offering tips.

A service of songs was held in Lagos to pay tribute to the late actor Alex Ekubo, attended by his family, friends, and colleagues.

Marketing strategist Michael Bolarinwa, previously known as Mykltrek, has rebranded his professional identity to Myklthrive, signifying a new phase of purpose and growth in his career.

Senator Michael Opeyemi Bamidele, the Majority Leader of the 10th Senate, is highlighted for his leadership, legal expertise, and role as a bridge-builder as the Senate marks its third year.

Yemi Cardoso, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, is recognized for his leadership, which led the institution to receive the Central Banking award for Central Bank of the Year in London.

Ali M. Ali, the Managing Director of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), shares insights into his life, career, and enduring passion for journalism as he celebrates his 60th birthday.

African Church Primate Julius Abbe has stated that self-defence is not the answer to Nigeria's escalating insecurity, urging government intervention and prayers.

A man has allegedly taken his own life by hanging himself in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. Police have commenced an investigation into the incident. Read More: https://punchng.com/man-hangs-self-in-ogun/

Calls are mounting for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to provide a full explanation for the death of Sesugh Atser and hold those responsible accountable, highlighting concerns about extrajudicial incidents.

An inspirational piece reflects on the gift of life and the importance of salvation, encouraging readers to prepare for a divine visitation.

Dele Sobowale's opinion piece reflects on former President Goodluck Jonathan's role in Nigeria's political scene, drawing parallels to historical figures and discussing his presidential candidacy for a faction of the Peoples Democratic Party.

Kogi State Governor Ahmed Ododo has reaffirmed his commitment to confronting criminals and ensuring security in the state, explicitly ruling out ransom payments.

Atiku Abubakar expressed sorrow over the death of General Rabe in bandit custody and renewed Chibok attacks, warning that Nigeria is losing its fight against insecurity.

A supermarket in Ilorin, Kwara State, was destroyed by a fire caused by a spark from a high-tension power line, resulting in significant loss of goods.

Previews and betting tips are available for the World Cup Group F match between Sweden and Tunisia. Information includes live stream options, TV channels, start times, odds, and expert picks.

Health workers are facing severe resistance from locals amid the Ebola outbreak in Congo

The PRP national chairman, Baba-Ahmed, advocated for budgetary independence for INEC, suggesting the commission should be allowed to defend its budget independently before the National Assembly to ensure free, fair, and credible elections in 2027.

The Sultan of Sokoto has called on Nigerian Muslims to participate in sighting the new moon of Muharram 1448AH to mark the Islamic New Year.

Imo State's Information Commissioner, Emelumba, defended Governor Uzodimma's administration against critics, highlighting the state's progress towards a 24-hour power supply system through the state-backed Orashi Electricity project.

An appellate court has halted the enforcement of a Labour Court judgment that compelled Murang'a County to increase the pay for ECDE teachers, freezing a Sh400 million order.

The 2026 Apostolic Visitation of Assemblies of God, Ghana, has commenced, with the Greater Accra East Region hosting the opening session at Cedar Mountain Chapel.

Femi Aribisala shares a personal reflection on faith and the power of prayer, discussing his experiences with Jesus and divine answers to his requests.

The Sugarcane Farmers Association of Ghana (SUFAG) has suspended its planned demonstration against the Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, setting a July deadline for government action regarding the Komenda factory.

Governor Diri attended the Ekpetiama Okolede New Yam Festival in Bayelsa, where he called for peace and the preservation of Ijaw language and culture.

The US has recalled Children’s Ibuprofen Oral Suspension due to contamination concerns, prompting Nigeria's NAFDAC to issue a warning to its citizens about the commonly used pain and fever reliever.

Veteran filmmaker and playwright Tunde Kelani has penned a heartfelt tribute to the late actor and scholar Kola Oyewo, praising his rare talent and lasting legacy in Nigeria's theatre and film industry.

The promoter of an Amapiano concert in Eldoret, who brought in South African giant Tyler ICU, has been ordered by a court to pay missing revenue from the ticketing platform.

Gunmen abducted a traditional ruler in Ondo State, prompting police to launch a manhunt and rescue operation for the community leader.

The Sultan of Sokoto has issued a directive for Muslims across Nigeria to sight the moon in preparation for the Islamic New Year.

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Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has reaffirmed his commitment to supporting initiatives that promote unity, cultural preservation, and community development.

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The article recounts the life story of Tim Chege, detailing his journey from becoming a millionaire at 23 to subsequently losing his fortune.

Abdul Na-eem Muniru, founder of the Ocean Harmony Project, warns that Ghana's plastic pollution crisis has escalated, with discarded plastics increasingly finding their way into the human food chain through fish.

Police in Benue State, Nigeria, have neutralized three suspected bandits and recovered firearms through intelligence-led policing and collaborative security operations between June 6 and June 12.

A spokesman for Nigeria's NDC party has dismissed reports that Rabiu Kwankwaso threatened to leave the party due to disputes over candidate selection in Kano State, affirming Kwankwaso's commitment to party unity.

An analysis reflects on 27 years of democracy in Nigeria and the progress of the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative, introduced in 2023, aimed at improving health coordination and service delivery.

Suspected Boko Haram terrorists attacked a school in Chibok, Borno, killing one person and setting five classrooms on fire.

A refugee who left Bayern Munich pursued his dream of playing for Australia in the World Cup. His story highlights a unique path to international football.

Nigeria secured the $10,000 grand prize at the 4th ECOWAS Regional Cybersecurity Hackathon 2026 in Accra, demonstrating exceptional innovation and technical expertise.

The Secretary to the Cooperative Hiring Car Union, Aflao Branch, has raised alarm over deteriorating security conditions at the Aflao border enclave, attributing the situation to poor lighting and inadequate security presence, which exposes travelers to attacks.

West African countries under ECOWAS are collaborating on a "mine together, process together" campaign to add value to the region's mineral wealth, aiming to build industries and increase inter-continental trade through the AfCFTA.

Abdulsalami Abubakar, Nigeria's former head of state, explained his decision to hand over power to a democratically elected government within 11 months, citing widespread demands from political leaders, civil society, the international community, and ordinary Nigerians weary of military rule.

Jerry Yao Ameko, the Adaklu District Chief Executive (DCE), advised members of the Adaklu District Child Protection Committee (DCPC) to become advocates for modern parenting practices within the district.

Several individuals narrowly escaped death and sustained injuries after a container-laden truck collided with a fuel tanker and a commercial taxi in a dramatic crash in Konongo, Ashanti Region.

Panic ensued in Adevukope as the body of a 67-year-old woman was reported stolen from a cemetery, prompting a grave robbery investigation by local police.

Abia State Governor Dr. Alex Otti asserts that democracy remains Nigeria's optimal path to development. He argues that the nation's post-1999 challenges stem from poor leadership choices rather than a systemic failure of democracy itself.

Ghana's High Court has issued an order for the Greater Accra Regional Minister to be served in connection with alleged contempt of court. This development follows legal proceedings related to the minister's actions.

Nigeria's Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, stated that ongoing international conflicts are making it difficult for the country to acquire military hardware. He also called for local defence production and a national database to address insecurity.

Tamunosoye Karibi-George, representing Bayelsa, has won the Miss World Nigeria 2026 pageant at its grand finale held in Lagos.

Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists have reportedly set primary and secondary schools ablaze in Chibok, marking a dangerous shift in their targeting of educational institutions. This incident indicates an escalating threat to schools in the region.

Self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing Okoro, known as Blessing CEO, is embroiled in controversy regarding her breast cancer claims and is fighting to clear her name.

One year after the Yelewata massacre, the community honored 271 victims and renewed their call for justice. The commemoration served as a reminder of the tragic event and the ongoing demand for accountability.

Former Head of State Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar dismissed allegations that the late Chief Moshood Abiola was poisoned, insisting that an autopsy conducted by pathologists from four countries attributed his death to natural causes.

Kenyan President Ruto's ambition to run a government that lives within its means appears to have backfired, as the country grapples with a significant Sh2.3 trillion debt problem.

A Gen Z county executive in Kenya is challenging stereotypes and redefining governance, advocating for the empowerment of young leaders to strengthen innovation and inclusion.

Kenyan courts maintain that plea bargains do not guarantee a shorter sentence in murder cases, emphasizing that negotiated outcomes cannot diminish the seriousness of a crime.

Prophet Hezekiah Oladeji of CAC has unveiled the Erio '26 Power Explosion, a church program aimed at addressing hardship through spiritual deliverance and practical economic solutions.

Nigeria's imports of used cars reached N249.84 billion in the first quarter of 2026, despite new government regulations. The surge highlights the ongoing impact of the crackdown on the used car market.

Turkmenistan has appointed a new ambassador to Tunisia, strengthening diplomatic ties between the two nations. The appointment was officially announced by Turkmenportal.com.

A PUNCH editor shares a harrowing experience of traveling to Germany, detailing challenges from a restrictive visa to unexpected fines and cancelled flights.

Regular blood donors in Nigeria share their commitment to voluntary blood donation, highlighting the profound impact of giving others a second chance at life.

The premiere of the new Yoruba film 'Iwe Ala: An Ojude Oba Story' drew stars and culture enthusiasts in Lagos, showcasing its themes and cast.

Vietnam and Tunisia are strengthening their trade relations, with a particular focus on increasing exchanges of coffee from Vietnam and olive oil from Tunisia.

The Royalty Club of Egbaland, led by President Babatunde Alimi, has reaffirmed its commitment to health interventions and youth sports development in Nigeria.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, and RMD are set to speak at the Afretrade Entrepreneurship Festival 2026 in Lagos, an event aimed at fostering Diaspora investment.

The Maser Foundation has broadened its humanitarian initiatives across Africa, providing educational support to over 1,000 children and launching new programs.

Experts are urging immediate action to address the escalating drug abuse crisis across Nigeria, attributing its rise to economic hardship and inadequate enforcement.

Nigerians are increasingly opting for rental properties over home ownership due to the high costs in the country's real estate sector and the depreciating naira.

Four months after a mass abduction in Kwara, Nigeria, 176 residents are still being held captive. Families are pleading for their rescue amidst ongoing insecurity concerns.

Najeem Salaam, the ADC governorship candidate in Osun, Nigeria, has condemned the increasing political violence and unrest in the state ahead of the August 2026 election.

A sibling has accused police officers in Delta State of chasing and stoning his brother to death in a river, bringing renewed attention to issues of police brutality in Nigeria.

An opinion piece argues that the nomination of Omo-Agege for the 2027 elections is compliant with the law, contrasting it with an alleged injustice by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta Central Senatorial District.

Scientists suggest that couples who engage in regular kissing are less prone to depression, highlighting the emotional and psychological benefits of physical affection.