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Heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne has died at the age of 76, just weeks after delivering an emotional farewell performance alongside his original Black Sabbath bandmates. In a heartfelt statement,

US and Japan have struck a $550 billion trade deal, slashing tariffs and boosting access for American goods.

Italy is planning 15,000 new prison spaces and rehab alternatives to address overcrowding and rising inmate welfare concerns.

Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba has refuted claims of his resignation, stating he has not decided to step down yet.

“You automatically feel that calmness, that you’re at home,” says Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo, on his first visit to Nigeria

At least 101, including 80 children, have died of malnutrition in Gaza during the conflict, mostly in recent weeks.

Zelensky’s new anti-corruption law has sparked mass protests as critics warn of rising autocracy and weakened institutions

Columbia University punishes nearly 80 students with expulsions, suspensions, and revoked degrees for protesting Israel’s war on Gaza

Aid to Africa sees sharpest cuts, with women’s health and children’s education most affected, sparking fears of rising deaths

India has ended its five-year suspension of Chinese tourist visas as both nations work to ease long-standing tensions.

General Yakubu Gowon, in a condolence visit, described the late former president Buhari as a trusted friend and patriot

ADC says the rebased GDP is a misleading PR stunt, not reflective of Nigerians’ daily economic realities.

A US agency has slammed Nigeria’s slow response to religious extremist killings and ongoing enforcement of blasphemy laws.

SEC is seeking more clarity after 10.4 billion of First HoldCo shares were transferred to an unknown beneficial owner

Lafarge Africa delivered a record revenue of N268.6bn in Q2 2025, with its profit after tax by rising 248%

The NCAA has emphasised that all passengers must declare currency over $10,000 upon arrival or face legal consequences.

RMAFC’s N105.14bn 2025 budget has been approved by the House Finance Committee, with over 70% allocated to infrastructure.

Wale Edun warns that profit shifting costs Nigeria $15bn annually, undermines jobs, public services, and the nation’s economic sovereignty.

UK Judge Robin Knowles has criticised flawed damages calculation and Nigerian legal team’s failures in the landmark P&ID case.

The Senate has approved Tinubu’s $21.5bn borrowing plan and domestic bond to address pension, infrastructure crises.