PRP alleges a plot to divide the party and weaken opposition ahead of the 2027 elections, claiming hundreds of millions of naira are involved in influencing members. The party warns against unauthorized recruitment of polling agents.

Six individuals in Massachusetts, USA, have been charged over an alleged decade-long scheme that arranged sham marriages for undocumented immigrants to fraudulently obtain legal status, reportedly earning millions.

Anambra State Police Command arrested a 19-year-old, Mustapha Sani, for allegedly stealing an Infinix Android phone in Adamawa State. The suspect was apprehended in Awka on October 19, 2026, and one phone was recovered.

Tintra says public-private partnerships are essential for nations to own their financial futures. The company promotes building financial infrastructure tailored to local visions, rather than adopting imported models.

Cash outside Nigerian banks has surged to N4.92tn in September, up N48.73bn from August. This is part of a N7.51tn increase in money supply to N146.6tn, following the CBN's recent interest rate cut.

APC scribe, Senator Ajibola Basiru, has labelled AAC presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore a 'skit maker' amid a clash over the AAC's request to hold its campaign inauguration at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The party also sought logistical support for the event.

Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo commissioned a 62-bed ultramodern medical centre in Ewatto, donated by billionaire Dr Leemon Ikpea. The facility aims to improve healthcare access for the community, with the governor commending the private sector investment.

Oyo State Assembly approves N100 billion loan from UBA for infrastructure projects across all 33 LGAs. The facility aims to accelerate ongoing projects and fund new developmental initiatives.

Nigeria Academy of Pharmacy calls for strengthened Ebola preparedness and a coordinated national epidemic-readiness framework. A 10-point action plan has been proposed to enhance health security.

PDP chieftain Segun Showunmi says MKO Abiola's death profoundly shaped his belief in democracy and Nigeria's unity. He warned against actions that could destabilize the nation, particularly concerning unverified election results.

UFC 333 on October 24th in Abu Dhabi features two major title fights: Alexander Volkanovski defends his featherweight belt against Movsar Evloev, and Petr Yan faces Merab Dvalishvili for the bantamweight title. The event is packed with exciting matchups for MMA fans.

Liverpool's academy has produced iconic players like Steven Gerrard and Trent Alexander-Arnold. A new list ranks the top 10 graduates who achieved greatness at Anfield, featuring the latest prospect, Rio Ngumoha.

Soldiers have rescued four kidnap victims in Zamfara and Kebbi states. The victims were freed during separate operations on Wednesday. Two were rescued in Zamfara and two in Kebbi.

Barclays Bank is cutting approximately 5,000 jobs globally by end-2026 due to an AI efficiency drive. The bank also reported a 13% increase in Q3 profits, driven by strong equities performance.

France has recorded its first human case of the Shamonda virus, a pathogen typically affecting livestock. The patient was severely immunocompromised, and authorities have stated there is no identified public health risk.

Ghana strengthens Ebola surveillance after cases reported in Kenya and Nigeria. The health ministry is enhancing national preparedness to prevent virus importation and ensure early detection.

Nigerian epidemiologists possess sufficient expertise to lead the response to the confirmed Ebola case in Abuja, an expert has told the FG. Dr. Peter Adewuyi stressed that local capacity is adequate to prevent further spread.

Ebola scare in Abuja prompts NOA Kaduna to warn residents against self-medication. Health officials urge immediate reporting of symptoms to the nearest health facility and cooperation with surveillance efforts.

Over 300 students and teachers hospitalised in Ogun State due to recurring gas emissions between April and October 2026. Incidents in Ijebu-Ode caused fainting and breathing difficulties, prompting ongoing investigations into the source.

Former Senator Tolu Odebiyi backs President Tinubu's $1 trillion economy ambition, emphasizing that effective risk management is crucial for sustainable growth and national development. He called for disciplined implementation and strong governance.