Humanitarian crises

Ogun Court Sentences Three to Death for Ritual Killing

Flash Floods Hit Chicago: Roads Submerged, Rescues Ongoing

Monzo Bank Fined £21M Over Fake Accounts Using Landmark Addresse

UK Imposes First Hosepipe Ban of 2025 Amid Severe Drought

London Marks 20 Years Since 7/7 with Petal Tribute

Erin Patterson Found Guilty of Murdering Relatives with Poisoned Mushroom Lunch

Texas Floods Miracle: Two Girls Found Alive After Clinging to Tree for Over 24 Hours

Merchant Vessel Attacked in Red Sea: UK Maritime Agency Raises Global Shipping Alert

“America Unprepared as Extreme Weather Threat Grows”

Texas Floods: Search for Survivors as Camp Girls Missing

South Africa's Violent Crime Crisis

Boko Haram: Over 200 Fighters Surrender in Lake Chad

Man City Out of Club World Cup After 4-3 Loss to Al-Hilal

5 Arrested Over Killing of 2 Kano Indigenes in Benue

A new wave of violence has shaken Plateau State as two farmers were brutally killed and mourners subsequently attacked during their burial in Gwon village, Riyom Local Government Area.

NJC Compulsorily Retires 10 Judges Over Age Falsification and Unethical Conduct

In a powerful verdict that underscores Nigeria’s growing resolve to confront child trafficking, a Kano State High Court has sentenced six individuals to a combined 120 years in prison for their roles in abducting and trafficking children under the age of 10

In a dramatic escalation of hostilities, Iran has launched at least 10 missiles at two key U.S. military bases Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and Ain al-Assad Base in Iraq in direct retaliation for the U.S. airstrikes that obliterated several Iranian nuclear research facilities over the weekend.

UNN PhD Student Reportedly Kidnapped Within Campus Premises

Authorities in Benue State have announced the arrest of several suspects in connection with the recent deadly attack in Yelwata, which left multiple residents dead and thousands displaced.