#nigeria

#nigeria

Susan claimed she was pregnant despite medical evidence showing she had a tumor, indicating a possible trend of trafficking young babies into the UK.

Buhari made history in 2015 when he became the first opposition candidate in Nigeria's modern era to defeat a sitting president at the polls, unseating Goodluck Jonathan in what was widely praised as the country's most credible election.

Sadly, some gallant warriors paid the supreme price in the day-long battles while four troops wounded in action are currently receiving treatment for their gunshot wounds.

"I have seen the official squad list for the upcoming WAFCON tournament and yes, my name isn't on it. While it hurts and is a tough pill to swallow, I want to make it clear that I hold no grudges, no resentment."

Sixty percent of Nigeria's population lacks reliable electricity, despite the country having vast natural gas reserves, highlighting a paradox of energy poverty amid energy abundance.

"This project hits that sweet spot of being good for the economy, reducing energy costs for communities, and helping the planet," said Bolarinwa.

Mariam Mohammed, a widowed mother, shares her grief over the loss of her son Babagana, emphasizing the tragic consequences of U.S. foreign aid cuts.

We just want to deepen our cooperation, he said after talks with his Nigerian counterpart, Yusuf Tuggar, on Thursday.

Nwaohia's return to the earth as a traditional priest was foretold by a dibia, signifying a spiritual destiny rooted deeply in African traditional beliefs.

ISWAP's recent deployment of armed drones represents a significant shift in insurgent tactics, raising concerns about the potential prolongation of the conflict in Northeast Nigeria.

Godswill Akpabio publicly apologized after backlash for his remarks to colleague Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, showcasing the political uproar over sexual harassment allegations in Nigeria.

In Nigeria, skin whitening has become a pervasive trend, with over 77% of women reportedly using creams and lotions, indicating a deep-rooted societal preference for lighter skin.

Her claim was denied by the Senate Ethics Committee, and she will be suspended without pay for six months.