At least 1,674 Nigerians were among 40,817 illegal immigrants deported from Canada between 2020 and 2026, according to data released by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). Nigeria ranks fifth…
African Athletes Vanish After Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Fail to Return Home
Several athletes who competed in the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games have gone missing and are currently unaccounted for, prompting an investigation by Police Scotland. The police confirmed on Monday that…
Canada Deports 205 Nigerians, Over 10,000 Indians, Americans, Mexicans and Others in June
At least 205 Nigerians were among 10,607 illegal immigrants deported from Canada in June 2026, according to official data released by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). The figures highlight…
Samson Dauda Eyes Second Mr Olympia Title After Historic Victory
Dauda, who has earned the nickname “Nigeria Lion” from a fellow competitor, said he fully embraces the moniker as it reflects strength, resilience, and national identity. “It embodies what it…
UK: Mixed Reactions Follow Nigerian Teens Seven-Year Prison Sentence
Nigerian Ada Otuka Arrested and Convicted for U.S. Election Fraud and Illegal Voting
A 63-year-old Nigerian woman, Ada Ngozi Otuka, has pleaded guilty in the United States to illegally voting in five federal elections and falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen, a…
Nigerian Correctional Officer Bashir Oladimeji Lawal Arrested for Public Drunkenness in Texas
A U.S.-based Nigerian correctional officer, Bashir Oladimeji Lawal, is facing potential disciplinary action from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) following an arrest for public intoxication. The 37-year-old was…
Afeez Adewale Sentenced for Wire Fraud and Sextortion Linked to U.S. Citizens Death
Afeez Adewale, a Nigerian internet fraudster, has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a money laundering conspiracy and wire fraud scheme tied to a deadly…
Ex-Governorship Candidate Uche Nwosu Advocates Reform of Igbo Apprenticeship System
“A tradition does not survive because we refuse to change it,” Nwosu stated. “A tradition survives because we protect its values while improving its methods.” He called for written apprenticeship…