Breaking News

Month: August 2025

Lekki’s sole female councillor dies 2 weeks after assuming office

Oluwakemi Rufai, the councillor representing Ward C1, Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Area of Lagos State, has died just two weeks after assuming office. Rufai reportedly passed away in the early hours of Wednesday, August 13, 2025, after a brief illness. She was the only female among the councillors recently sworn into the Ibeju-Lekki legislative council. Confirming…

Read More

Tiwa Savage, Funke Akindele, other stars defend Toke Makinwa against ‘fake bump’ comments

Merely hours after media personality Toke Makinwa shook the internet’s core by announcing her pregnancy, the bad comments from negative Nancy’s followed in her comment section. However, fellow public figures like Toyin Abraham, Funke Akindele clapped back on her behalf, particularly to one troll. On August 13, 2025, following her pregnancy reveal on social media,…

Read More

Job Market Trends in Nigeria: What Job Seekers Should Look Out For

Nigeria’s job market is evolving rapidly, shaped by technology, youth-led innovation, and global economic shifts. Whether you’re fresh out of school or looking to pivot in your career, understanding current trends can help you make smarter moves and stay competitive. Digital Skills Are in High Demand: From software development to digital marketing, roles that require…

Read More

The changing meaning of ‘job security’ in Nigeria

The image of job security still matters for many, but the concept has shifted. Economic volatility, digital platforms, changing employer models, and generational priorities have remapped what it means to feel secure at work. Today, security is more often a mix of multiple income sources, transferable skills, access to healthcare, and social capital. Here are…

Read More

How To Bake Without An Oven – The Sand or Salt Method

A lot of people think baking is only for those with big fancy ovens, but that’s not true. If you’ve got a gas or kerosene stove, or even a portable burner, you can still whip up baked goods at home using sand or salt as a heat conductor. This method is popular in many Nigerian…

Read More

JUST IN: Ibom Air passenger discharged by Lagos court

An Ikeja Magistrate Court sitting in Ogba, Lagos State, has discharged Comfort Emmanson, the passenger accused of unruly behaviour and assault aboard an Ibom Air flight. Magistrate Olanrewaju Salami struck out the case on Wednesday after the prosecution withdrew the five charges preferred against her by the police. The decision came after the Minister of…

Read More

Court orders FG to end Dasuki trial by September

The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Federal Government to conclude its case in the decade-long trial of former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.), on charges of unlawful possession of firearms and money laundering. Justice Peter Lifu, presiding over the matter, fixed 24, 25, and 26 September 2025 for the prosecution…

Read More

Your Step-by-step Guide to TradingView

Your preliminary experience with a new charting platform can be intimidating, naturally. If you’ve never used TradingView before, the interface might feel busy at first. This guide will help you learn how to use TradingView in a simple manner. TradingView can be broken down into several steps, but it also requires some practice on your…

Read More

Wearing Shorts? Style It with Any of These 8 Footwears

Shorts are comfortable. But without the right footwear, you can easily pass for a juvenile, lazy, and unserious person.  With the wrong shoes, this go-to men’s outfit could leave you looking either overdressed or like you just rolled out of bed. Fortunately, these shoes can improve the overall look and help you stand out from…

Read More

5 Fridges That Keep Your Food Fresh When There’s No Light

We live in a country where the national grid collapses almost as regularly as we pay our electricity bills, plunging entire towns and cities into darkness.  For many of us, even when power does return, it’s like an uninvited guest. It shows up briefly and disappears before you can even charge your phone. Some states…

Read More