El-Rufai complained of swollen eyes in custody but ICPC failed to provide him doctor

Muyiwa Adekeye, a spokesperson for former Kaduna State Governor Nasir el-Rufai, has accused the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission of blocking his principal from receiving medical attention despite repeated complaints about a deteriorating eye problem. In a statement released on Friday, June 5, Adekeye said el-Rufai had reported experiencing swollen, reddish, and…

Mountain of Fire Ministries suspends overnight vigils, orders services to end 8pm nationwide over insecurity

Citing escalating security worries across Nigeria, the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries has banned overnight vigils and ordered that all church activities must wrap up by eight in the evening.    A circular dated June 5, 2026, carrying the instruction, was sent to Regional Overseers and branch pastors. The directive is effective immediately. Under…

UK has entered the ‘most dangerous period’ in decades following growing threats from Russia

The United Kingdom may need to make “different choices and different priorities” as it faces escalating threats from Russia, according to the country’s chief of defence staff. Sir Richard Knighton issued the warning during an appearance on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, where he described the current moment as “the most dangerous period” in decades…

Hotel staff admits to stealing millions from hotel over five years, says proceeds were shared among workers

A man identified as Yokonta Friday has confessed to stealing from a hotel and illegally selling hotel rooms for the past five years.   In a video making the rounds online, Friday admitted that he was responsible for collecting money from guests, transferring the funds into his personal account and sharing the proceeds with others…

The Herb I Used in My Jollof Was Definitely Not a Cooking SpiceThe Herb I Used in My Jollof Was Definitely Not a Cooking Spice – Silent Beads Media

I decided to move out of my parents’ house right after I finished high school. A friend of mine had a small room he was managing, so I packed my belongings and went to stay with him. Because my parents knew him, it gave them some comfort, at least. They fought me on the decision,…

572 Plateau pharmacies shut down by Pharmacy Council of Nigeria

The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria has sealed no fewer than 572 pharmacies, patent medicine stores and illegal medicine outlets across Plateau State following a four-day enforcement operation. Announcing the exercise at a press conference in Jos on Friday, the PCN’s Head of Enforcement, Dr Suleiman Chiroma, said the outlets were shut for multiple regulatory breaches,…