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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has condemned the gruesome massacre of over 200 Nigerians, including children, in Benue State, describing it as another horrifying chapter in the history of our nation under the unresponsive All Progressives Congress (APC) government.   In a statement released by its spokesperson, Debo Ologunagba, the party said it is alarmed by reports of how ‘’terrorists and bandits invaded and overran communities in series of coordinated daily bl@ody attacks, unleashing violence, m$rdering hundreds of defenseless compatriots unchallenged, while the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led APC government remains largely unconcerned''.   Ologunagba’s criticism comes amid mounting public outrage and grief over the spate of killings, particularly in central and northern regions of the country.   ‘’It is clear that the assailants marauding communities in various States of our country are being emboldened by President Tinubu’s lethargic approach to...

The Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun has condemned the attack on Yelwata community of Benue State where over 200 people were killed as mindless, describing the act as terror not just on Benue, but a threat to the sovereignty and integrity of the entire nation.   IGP Egbetokun who made this known during his visit to the state and to the affected community for on-the-spot assessment pledged improve synergy with other security agencies to ensure that lasting peace returned to Benue State.   According to Egbetokun, the bandits operating with impunity “will soon be a thing of the past because the day will surely come where they will come and never return again, and that day is fast approaching”   “I am here in Benue State to commiserate with you, the government, the people of the State and the bereaved families and citizens of the State who are affected by the tragedy. On behalf of the Nigerian Police Force, I extend our deepest condolences the Benue p...

BBNaija star, Katrina, has taken to social media to knock popular women who take the route of surrogacy to welcome their babies but choose to be deceptive about it by wearing fake baby bumps and pretending to be pregnant.   In a post shared online, Ka3na argued that female public figures are privileged and should know better to use such journeys to educate other women, particularly their followers, about other options available for child conception and birth.  ‘’Why deceive your fans by pretending to be pregnant, wearing fake baby bumps, and building a narrative that isn’t true?'' She argued that there is absolutely nothing wrong with welcoming a baby via surrogacy. 

Abuja-based lawyer, Stan Alieke, has advised men not to have children until they are financially stable enough to take care of them.    Alieke, who gave the advice in an Instagram story for Father's Day, said men should not feel pressured into fatherhood until they are truly ready.    “The world is not fair to broke men not to talk of broke fathers. Happy Father's Day,” he added. 

As part of activities to mark the 2025 International Women’s Month, Africa’s Global Bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc held the quarterly edition of its Business Series event where trailblazing female leaders from diverse industries shared personal insights on overcoming systemic challenges, driving change, and redefining success.    The hybrid event which was held at the Tony Elumelu Amphitheatre in UBA House, reinforced the bank’s commitment towards supporting and championing gender parity, creating opportunities, and empowering women to build lasting legacies in their careers and businesses.    The panel featured a line-up of inspiring and accomplished women, including Founder and CEO of Shule Direct who joined from Tanzania; Faraja Kotta Nyalandu, Former Attorney General and Board Chairman, Africa Prudential Plc, Chief(Mrs)Eniola Fadayomi; Award-winning actor and entrepreneur, Nancy Isime and Managing Director, BOI Investment and Trust Company Limited, MrsFlo...

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