Greenbarge Reporters
A Night Of Fear In Minna, By Yusuf Ozi-Usman
Because we talked far into the evening, my nephew convinced me not to go for a lodge around town but suggested that I should pass the night in the room of his neighbour who happened to be away on a journey too.
Kano Police Arrest 3, Including Auwalu, For Allegedly Killing His Aunty And Her 6...
The suspects are 23 years old Umar Auwalu, identified as the leader of the syndicate and a nephew of the deceased housewife; 40 years old Isyaku Yakubu and 21 years old Yakubu Abdulaziz.
Man Accuses Nurse Of Killing His Twin Sons By Injecting Them Fake Vaccine
"My twins, my nine-month-old children, they have killed them with their fake injection and fake vaccine.”
“I Remember When I Was A Soldier” – Sheikh Gumi
In a post shared on his verified Facebook page on January 15, 2026, Sheikh Gumi reflected on his past experience in the military even as he paid tribute to fallen soldiers.
Yakubu Mohammed: Life Of Courage And Commitment To Professional Ethics, By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik
His death is not merely the loss of an individual, but the closing of a chapter in Nigeria’s journalistic history. It is one written with courage, restraint, and deep moral conviction.
Yakubu Mohammed belonged to a generation of journalists who saw the press as a sacred public trust. For him, journalism was never about celebrity, commercial success, or partisan advantage.
King Of Ebiraland, Stakeholders Suspend Masquerade Outings, To Set Standards
Addressing the stakeholders at a special meeting in his Palace in Okene, the Ohinoyi regretted that recent Ebira masquerade outings have been characterized by violence, intimidation and lawlessness, leading to the gross bastardization of the culture and requiring urgent attention.
2026/2027 Academic Session: JAMB Commences Sales Of Application Forms
The 2026 UTME will commence on Thursday, 16th April, 2026 and end on Saturday, 25th April, 2026.
Another Founder Of Famous Newswatch Magazine, Yakubu Mohammed Dies At 75
Out of the four founders of the Magazine, only Ray Ekpu is now alive. Dele Giwa was murdered through parcel bomb in 1986 while Dan Agbese died last year.
Of Strategic Silence, Strategic Noise And U.S –China Scramble For Nigeria, By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik
For countries like Nigeria—Africa’s largest economy and most populous nation—this contrast is more than a matter of diplomatic style. It carries concrete economic, political and strategic implications.
Lagos Enacts Law To Force Men Take Full Responsibilities For Women They Impregnate
Section 277 of the new Criminal Law of Lagos State makes it very clear, saying that whoever abandons a woman he impregnates shall go for a fine of up to ₦45,000 and still pay all maternity costs.
