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- world
What Was SARS? The Police Unit That Pushed a Generation Into the Streets.
One police unit spent close to three decades inside the lives of young Nigerians. This is how it started, and why the country finally said enough.
GNA Writes · 15 July 2026
- world
NDLEA Seizes ₦3.4bn Drugs, Arrests Fake Police Officer
A 49-year-old man allegedly posed as a police officer to move drugs undetected, as NDLEA operations across multiple states uncover over ₦3.4 billion worth of narcotics.
Global News Arena · 21 September 2026
- world
Six Years After Lekki Protest, Police Met the Memory With Tear Gas.
Nigerians who came to the Lekki Toll Gate to mark six years since the October 20, 2020 shooting were dispersed with tear gas. Two people were arrested.
GNA Writes · 20 October 2026
- entertainment
VeryDarkMan Rejects Police Invitation Over Lagos AIG Allegations, Nigerians React, and It Made Me Think About Why Owning Your Digital Skills Gives You More Control Over Your Future
VeryDarkMan’s decision to reject a police invitation over his allegations against Lagos AIG Moshood Jimoh has sparked reactions across Nigeria, but beyond the controversy, it made me reflect on how building digital skills, an online audience and multiple income streams can give you greater independence and control over your future.
Lady NG · 6 August 2026
- entertainment
VeryDarkMan Rejects Police Invitation Over Lagos AIG Allegations, Nigerians React, and It Made Me Think About Why Owning Your Digital Skills Gives You More Control Over Your Future
As social media buzzes over VeryDarkMan's decision to reject a police invitation linked to allegations involving the Lagos AIG, the conversation goes beyond the headlines. It highlights a powerful lesson: building valuable digital skills can give you greater independence, more career options, and the freedom to create opportunities for yourself regardless of life's uncertainties.
Lady NG · 6 August 2026
- nigeria
Analysis: Nigeria's Tax Reforms Face a Collection Problem
Rates are easier to change than compliance, and the gap between the two defines the outcome.
Emeka Nwosu · 10 July 2026
- nigeria
Nigeria's EndSARS Protests Culminate at Lekki Toll Gate
Weeks of youth-led demonstrations against police brutality ended in violence in Lagos.
Adaeze Okonkwo · 20 October 2020
- entertainment
UK Sexual-Assault Cases Explained: What Happens After a Report, How Charges Reach Court and Why Victim Anonymity Matters
From the first report to police investigation, criminal charges, court proceedings and possible conviction, here is a clear guide to how sexual assault cases work in England and Wales, including the strict rules protecting victim anonymity and limiting what can be reported.
Lady NG · 1 January 2025
- world
Death of George Floyd Sparks Protests Across the United States and Beyond
Demonstrations against police violence spread to hundreds of cities within a week.
James Whitfield · 29 May 2020
- world
Why Lamidi Adedibu’s Family Is Demanding ₦500 Million Over a Film
Adedibu: Alagbara Ibadan tells the life of the late Ibadan politician Lamidi Adedibu. His family says it is full of lies, and that nobody asked them first.
GNA Writes · 12 October 2026
- world
The Business Risk Nigerian Entrepreneurs Don’t Check Until It’s Too Late
Sales and marketing get all the attention, but the failure that quietly sinks Nigerian businesses is usually a supplier, agent, or partner nobody verified until it was too late.
Global News Arena · 21 September 2026
- world
37 People Died in Custody. The Questions Nigeria Still Needs to Answer
The deaths in Niger State have triggered an investigation and exposed what happens when systems fail to detect danger and respond in time.
GNA Writes · 18 September 2026
- world
They Promised 120% Returns. Then They Took Everything.
The scheme did not fail. It was never real. That is the part Nigerians keep learning too late.
GNA Writes · 16 September 2026
- world
It Was Not a Hack That Almost Buried OPay. It Was a Post.
A lie needs no budget, no lawyer and no facts. It only needs a timeline.
GNA Writes · 10 September 2026
- politics
Peter Obi: Humility Gone Wrong?
At some point, accessibility stops being humility and begins to look like overexposure. Sometimes, the most powerful thing a leader can do is simply step back.
Queen Diana Story · 29 August 2026
- politics
Peter Obi, Randy Peters and the Problem With Being Too Accessible.
Why is Peter Obi allowing this?
Adaeze Okonkwo · 25 August 2026
- sports
How Nigeria Can Discover and Develop the Next Generation of Sports Stars
Nigeria’s next generation of sports stars may already be out there. From grassroots scouting and school competitions to technology, coaching and athlete development, here’s how Nigeria can turn hidden talent into future champions.
Lady NG · 17 August 2026
- politics
Analysis: Turnout Is Falling Fastest Where Choice Feels Narrowest
Recent ballots suggest disengagement tracks perceived alternatives more closely than convenience.
James Whitfield · 26 July 2026
- nigeria
Explainer: Why Nigeria's Electricity Problem Is a Financial Problem
Generation capacity is not the binding constraint. Metering, collections and transmission are. A guide to how the sector actually works.
Emeka Nwosu · 21 July 2026
- editorial
Editorial: Journalism Is Not a Crime
Reporters continue to face detention and harassment in too many countries. Global News restates a simple principle.
Helena Marsh · 19 July 2026
- climate
Explainer: Why Water Security Is Becoming a Budget Line
Governments that once treated water as an environmental issue are now writing it into finance ministry planning.
Sarah Benali · 2 July 2026
- education
How Criminal Cases Work in England and Wales: What Happens From Arrest to Verdict and Sentencing
From arrest and charging to court hearings, trial, verdict, sentencing and appeals, here is a simple guide to how the criminal justice process works in England and Wales.
Lady NG · 15 August 2025
- fact check
Who Is Randy Peter Akah?
What We Know About the Nigerian Activist.
Emeka Nwosu · 20 March 2024
- nigeria
Nigeria Removes Its Petrol Subsidy
President Bola Tinubu's inauguration-day announcement produced an immediate tripling of pump prices.
Emeka Nwosu · 29 May 2023
- world
Crowd Storms the United States Capitol
Congress was forced to suspend certification of the presidential election result as rioters broke into the building.
James Whitfield · 6 January 2021
- world
Tunisia's President Flees as Protests Topple a 23-Year Government
Weeks of demonstrations that began with the self-immolation of a street vendor forced Zine El Abidine Ben Ali from power.
Sarah Benali · 14 January 2011