Bandits have taken over ungoverned spaces, says Bauchi gov
Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has warned that armed bandits are increasingly occupying ungoverned areas in the state, leading to heightened insecurity and the need for urgent federal intervention.
My City’s Dwelling is Illegal Leaflets, Not Books
The author reflects on their unorthodox journey to becoming a poet, emphasizing their lack of formal literary education and the profound impact of their challenging environment.
Understanding the Misconceptions of 'Distortion of Law' as a Milestone to Overcome 'Court's Chronic Unconstitutionality'
The South Korean National Assembly has passed a new law on 'distortion of law', imposing penalties on judges and prosecutors who intentionally distort legal applications, marking a significant reform in the judiciary.
Today we celebrate Kalevala and Finnish culture
Today, Kalevala Day is celebrated in Finland, honoring Finnish culture and the national epic, Kalevala.
Norway Monitored Russian Aircraft
Norwegian F-35 fighter jets tracked Russian bombers and fighters in international airspace over the Barents Sea.
DSS arrests suspected mastermind of Kogi, Kwara kidnappings
The Department of State Services has arrested Shafiu Usman, a suspected mastermind behind multiple kidnappings in Kogi, Kwara, Niger, and Zamfara states.
Rio de Janeiro has the rainiest February in almost 30 years
February in Rio de Janeiro was the wettest in nearly three decades, leading to severe flooding and disruption in various neighborhoods.
A Bolivian Air Force plane crashed while transporting money on a street and people attempted to loot it
A Bolivian Air Force Hercules C-130 plane crashed in La Paz while attempting to take off in bad weather, resulting in at least 15 fatalities and injuries as locals attempted to loot the scattered money.
Rio Ubá overflows after new storm and causes damage in Minas Gerais
Heavy rains have caused the Rio Ubá to overflow again, resulting in significant damage to the city of Ubá in Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Overseas-born athletes flock to Nigeria as Ofili and others lead exodus
Nigerian track and field is experiencing a paradoxical situation where homegrown talents are leaving to represent foreign federations, while athletes trained abroad are choosing to compete for Nigeria.
Trump introduces Cornyn, Paxton but stays mum on endorsement in heated GOP primary
During a rally in Texas, President Trump refrained from endorsing any candidates in the contentious Senate primary, leaving the race among incumbents and challengers uncertain as Election Day nears.
Open Air Brasil announces complete schedule in Rio; see confirmed films and shows
Open Air Brasil has released its full lineup for the 2026 season in Rio de Janeiro, featuring film premieres and live shows.
I once had a crush on Odemwingie – Teniola Aladese
Nollywood actress Teniola Aladese shares her childhood experiences with sports and her admiration for athletes in a recent interview.
Ambassador Johnson warns the narco: Mexico and the US will go against the entire network
US Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson emphasized bilateral cooperation against drug trafficking following the death of a prominent cartel leader.
We’re not under pressure – Nnadozie
Chiamaka Nnadozie, the Super Falcons' goalkeeper, asserts that the team is focused and unpressured as they prepare for friendly matches against Cameroon ahead of WAFCON 2026.
Ways to know the world
The article reflects on the joys of road trips through lesser-known rural areas of Argentina, emphasizing the beauty of small towns and the human connections found in local bars.
Breathing danger: Creeping wall fungus triggers health fears
A report highlights the health risks posed by mould in homes, particularly its severe effects on respiratory health and the necessity for early intervention.
The Lost Towns in Cinema
The article discusses Argentine films that portray the experience of individuals from small towns, focusing on themes of social struggle and belonging.
Judge Carlos Serrano excuses himself from continuing in the Triple A case
Judge Carlos Serrano has recused himself from the 'Triple A' case involving Guayaquil Mayor Aquiles Alvarez and 21 other individuals and entities, citing concerns regarding his impartiality after previously discussing the case at a legislative hearing.
Civil servant arrested on suspicion of selling and illegally administering 'weight loss pen' at a health clinic in the interior of SP
A public servant in Santo Antônio do Jardim, Brazil, was arrested for illegally selling and administering a weight loss drug at a health clinic using diabetic syringes.
Love is happening in unlikely places
A Nigerian plumber reflects on balancing family responsibilities and aspirations for his children, emphasizing the importance of parental guidance and faith.
NYCN Diaspora enacts 2026 constitution, urges inclusivity
The Diaspora arm of the National Youth Council of Nigeria has enacted its 2026 Constitution to enhance youth empowerment and inclusivity among Nigerians abroad.
5 ways to maintain a safe digital footprint
The article discusses the importance of managing one's digital footprint and offers tips for maintaining a positive online presence.
First battle of the 'Ozempic' pill: Lilly's tablet outperforms Novo Nordisk's
Lilly's anti-obesity pill, orforglipron, shows better results than Novo Nordisk's semaglutide in controlling blood sugar and weight for type 2 diabetes patients, despite higher discontinuation rates due to side effects.
Sexual purity: Foundation for a successful life
The article discusses the importance of sexual purity and raises concerns about the moral degradation observed in today's youth, emphasizing the role of intentional parenting.
Omar Aziz solidifies his pre-candidacy for the government of Amazonas and launches a booklet with proposals for the economy
Senator Omar Aziz has officially launched his pre-candidacy for the Governor of Amazonas by introducing a strategic development plan focused on the state's economic growth and sustainability.
The California bill that could restore Medi-Cal coverage for undocumented immigrants
A California bill aims to restore Medi-Cal coverage for undocumented immigrants, eliminating restrictions based on immigration status and extending benefits to all age groups.
Lucas Lima suffers attempted robbery and sustains minor injuries in SP
Musician Lucas Lima was attacked in an attempted robbery while on his way to São Paulo International Airport.
SCD: Why Rest is Political for Black Women
The article explores the significance of rest for Black women living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), emphasizing that it is not just a luxury or mere downtime but a crucial aspect of survival and political expression.
Beneath the belt: Why men are turning to unverified manhood enlargement remedies
A report discusses the increasing number of men in Nigeria seeking unverified methods for male enhancement due to body image issues and anxiety.
News from California: Gavin Newsom harshly criticized 'brain-dead Trump' for conceding jobs and economic ground to China
California Governor Gavin Newsom has expressed strong criticism of former President Trump for supposedly allowing China to gain economic ground and job opportunities.
MTN invests N1 trillion in fibre rollout, network upgrade
MTN Nigeria has invested N1 trillion in 2025 in expanding its fiber and network infrastructure, significantly recovering from financial difficulties.
Counter-terrorism: US military support not abnormal, says DHQ
The Nigerian Defence Headquarters stated that the support from the United States military is beneficial and does not threaten Nigeria's sovereignty.
Threw Molotov cocktails in front of Congress, was released, and was arrested again during a march against labor reform
A 39-year-old man, previously arrested for throwing Molotov cocktails at police, was detained again during a protest against labor reform in Buenos Aires.
Farewell Ceremony Held After Four-Year Term; Young Nagasaki Governor Expresses Confusion Before Election
The farewell ceremony for Governor Kengo Oishi of Nagasaki, who lost in the gubernatorial election, took place on the 27th, where he expressed his thoughts on his tenure and future hopes.
The secret of the grill master: why it's recommended to rub a cork on the grill before lighting the fire
A simple and economical method is gaining popularity among barbecue enthusiasts, advising the use of a cork to clean grill rods before cooking.
Took the victim out to Gróttuviti and beat him with a lug wrench
Three men are facing charges for kidnapping and attempted robbery in Iceland after allegedly assaulting a fourth man in 2020.
Storm in Cataguases floods streets and leaves one missing; Pomba River level continues to rise
Cataguases experienced severe flooding due to a storm, resulting in one person missing and significant damage to infrastructure.
Duke lacrosse false rape accuser Crystal Mangum released from prison after murder conviction: reports
Crystal Mangum, the woman who falsely accused three Duke lacrosse players of rape and later murdered her boyfriend, has been released from prison in North Carolina after serving a portion of her sentence.
"It bothers me..." Alessandro Gassmann lashes out against Sanremo (and the Morandi): here's what happened
Alessandro Gassmann criticizes the Sanremo Festival and Gianni Morandi's apparent preferential treatment towards certain participants.
TRAXION's revenues grow by 45.7% and strengthens logistics operations
Mexican company TRAXION reported a 45.7% increase in consolidated revenues during Q4 2025 due to the integration of Solistica.
"Don't be a liar!", the behind-the-scenes of the fight between libertarian senator Nadia Márquez and vice president Villarruel in which Patricia Bullrich intervened
The article discusses a heated exchange in the Argentine Senate involving libertarian senator Nadia Márquez and vice president Victoria Villarruel during a debate about labor reform.
The dizziness of the blank page before starting a real estate project and how to resolve it
The article discusses the architectural process of developing real estate projects, emphasizing that ideas are not spontaneously generated but built through analytical processes and problem-solving.
Woman is arrested suspected of drug trafficking by 'delivery' in the West Zone of Boa Vista
A 28-year-old woman was arrested in Boa Vista for allegedly selling drugs through a delivery service, leading to the police seizure of drugs and cash.
Juiz de Fora is among the cities with the largest population in risk areas; understand the reasons
Juiz de Fora, Brazil, is identified as having a significant population living in high-risk areas for landslides and flooding, primarily due to disorganized urban growth and inadequate local government oversight.
Full Moon and Lunar Eclipse in Virgo on March 3, 2026: How It Will Affect Each Sign and Everything You Need to Know
The upcoming full moon and lunar eclipse in Virgo on March 3, 2026, marks the closing of an energetic portal that began on February 17 with a new moon in Aquarius, promising significant emotional revelations and opportunities for personal reevaluation.
Ivete Sangalo shows her face's condition two days after a fall and receives support from celebrities: 'Beautiful anyway'
Singer Ivete Sangalo shared her recovery journey on social media, showing her injuries two days after a fainting episode and receiving supportive messages from friends and fans.
What to watch on Netflix: the best movies and series to enjoy during the weekend of February 28 and March 1
Netflix has prepared content for viewers to enjoy over the weekend, featuring trailers and synopses of popular productions.
'Should never be a barrier': How Pretzel is helping Scott march this Mardi Gras
Scott Dixon-Smith, who is blind, is set to march in Sydney's Mardi Gras parade with his guide dog Pretzel, celebrating both his pride and newfound confidence.
The milestone achieved by Francisco Cerúndolo after a new and crushing victory at the ATP 250 in Santiago de Chile
Francisco Cerúndolo continues his impressive performance at the ATP 250 tournament in Santiago, Chile, moving into the semifinals after a dominant win.