In a determined effort to curb the menace of illicit drug activities, operatives of the FCT Police Command, under the Anti-Narcotics Unit, carried out a series of coordinated raids across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The operation, which targeted known hotspots for the sale and consumption of illegal substances, was successfully executed on Tuesday, January 23, 2025.
The Federal Government has approved a ₦4 billion conditional cash transfer program targeting 10 million displaced households across Nigeria.
The initiative, announced by the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Prof. Nentawe Yilwada, during the launch of the 2025 Nigeria Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) in Abuja, aims to address the nation’s deepening humanitarian crisis.
The fight against corruption in Nigeria advanced today as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) secured court approval to amend charges in the high-profile $6 billion Mambilla Power Project fraud case against Olu Agunloye.
The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has strongly criticised the allocation of N8 billion in the 2025 federal budget for a nationwide campaign to sensitize Nigerians on the importance of paying their electricity bills. Describing the allocation as “absurd,” the NLC called for urgent reforms in the power sector to address deep-rooted issues.
The Federal Ministry of Power proposed the N8 billion budget to educate Nigerians about the importance of timely payment of electricity bills. The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, revealed this initiative during his budget defence at the National Assembly. Adelabu emphasized that the campaign aims to tackle the persistent challenges of power theft, poor payment habits, and the need to protect national power assets.
According to Adelabu, the sensitization campaign will utilize various media platforms—social, digital, and print—to effectively reach Nigeria’s diverse population of over 200 million people. The minister stressed the need for a nationwide reorientation to change public perception and habits regarding the power sector. He pointed out that many Nigerians still fail to understand that electricity is not a free resource and that protecting the sector’s infrastructure is crucial for a stable power supply.
The NLC, however, vehemently opposed the proposed budget. In a statement signed by its President, Comrade Joe Ajaero, the union criticized the Ministry of Power and the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) for their inefficiency and failure to find lasting solutions to the country’s power problems despite significant investments in the sector.
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Ajaero’s statement, titled “Before The Collapse Of The Power Sector: N8 Billion Budget For Electricity Bill Sensitization And Matters Arising,” highlighted the endemic corruption within the power sector. He accused the sector’s leaders of gross incompetence and lamented the frequent power grid collapses due to greed and mismanagement.
The NLC called on the Ministry of Power and NERC to reinvigorate the power sector and prevent its imminent collapse. The union warned that the continued mismanagement and waste of public funds would further erode public confidence in government institutions and worsen the socio-economic conditions facing millions of Nigerians.
Ajaero emphasized, “We will not stand idly by while public funds are wasted in the name of governance. This is another glaring reminder of why Nigeria remains in its current state of economic stagnation and why incompetence continues to thrive unchecked.”
As the debate over the N8 billion budget allocation unfolds, it remains to be seen how the federal government will address the concerns raised by the NLC and other stakeholders. The effectiveness of the proposed sensitization campaign and the broader reforms in the power sector will be crucial in determining the future stability and efficiency of Nigeria’s electricity supply.
In a bold move to improve the ease of doing business in Nigeria, the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has announced the launch of an AI-driven company registration portal.
In an emotional revelation that has gripped fans and fellow stars alike, Annie Idibia, beloved Nollywood actress and wife of music icon Tuface Idibia, shared the heartbreaking story of losing her twin babies last year.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial directive to raid churches, schools, and hospitals has reignited intense debates about human rights, religious freedoms, and the role of government.
A 23-year-old Turkish OnlyFans model, Ezra Vandan, known online as Azranur AV, has been arrested in Istanbul after publicly announcing her intention to sleep with 100 men in one day as part of an attempt to break a Turkish record, and then 1,000 men to break world record.
The Mpu community in Aninri Local Government Area of Enugu State is alive with celebration as Mrs Beatrice Ekweremadu, wife of former Deputy Senate President Senator Ike Ekweremadu, returns home after her release from a United Kingdom prison.
In the fast-paced world of Nigerian social media, 2024 was a year like no other. From catchy phrases to electrifying dance moves, the digital space was alive with creativity, energy, and unapologetic self-expression.
The 2025 Google DeepMind AI for Science Scholarships provide fully funded opportunities for African students to pursue postgraduate studies at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS).
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) recently apprehended the driver of a notorious one-chance syndicate that used a commercial bus with the number plate KSF 56 XL to rob unsuspecting passengers.
Renowned Nigerian gospel singer and trumpeter, Nathaniel Bassey, recently added another remarkable milestone to his illustrious career.
Drama, chaos, and jaw-dropping confrontations took centre stage as the highly anticipated season 3 of Young, Famous & African premiered on Netflix.
Nollywood superstar Ini Edo has shed light on her decision to opt for surrogacy to welcome her baby girl, as well as her journey to motherhood.
The award-winning actress shared her story during an emotional moment on season 3 of the popular reality show Young, Famous, and African.
In a candid conversation with her co-star Nadia, Ini revealed the struggles she faced before choosing surrogacy. When asked about her marital status and her daughter’s paternity, the 42-year-old actress explained:
“I’m not married, and the dad isn’t in the picture. He is alive, but we’re just two people – me and my daughter.”
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The actress opened up about the personal battles she faced, including her struggle with fertility. “I never thought I would have fertility issues,” Ini admitted, before revealing that she went through multiple IVF treatments and endured six miscarriages.
“When it looked like it wasn’t going to happen and I wasn’t getting younger, I said, ‘What are the options available?’ Then this option [surrogacy] came up, so I took it. I am very happy with my decision,” Ini explained.
The actress further shared that her decision to pursue surrogacy was fueled by her desire to experience motherhood, even without a man in her life at the time. “There are different ways to go about it. I’m raising my child alone, and I’m okay with that,” she said.
Ini Edo, who was previously married to Nigerian-American businessman Philip Ehiagwina before their divorce in 2014, has shown immense strength and courage in her journey to becoming a mother. Her revelation has sparked widespread support from fans and fellow celebrities, with many praising her for opening up about such a deeply personal topic.
Nollygistv salutes Ini Edo for her resilience and bravery in sharing her story and wishes her and her daughter all the happiness in the world.
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Lateef Adedimeji, one of Nollywood’s most celebrated actors, recently opened up in an emotional interview with Chude Jideonwo about his remarkable rise to stardom.
From being dismissed as a failure early in his career to becoming a household name, Lateef’s journey is a masterclass in resilience, grit, and the power of love.
In a jaw-dropping revelation, Lateef recounted how a senior colleague in the Yoruba movie industry doubted his potential.
“Someone told me they gave me one year to see what I would become,” he shared. But Lateef wasn’t deterred. Instead, he turned that criticism into fuel, boldly responding, “Give me two years, and you will see what I will become.”
Today, Lateef stands as one of Nollywood’s most versatile and bankable stars, proving that talent combined with determination can silence even the harshest critics.
Lateef credits much of his personal and professional resilience to his wife, actress Bimpe Oyebade (Mo Bimpe). Despite their fame, the couple has not been spared the sting of public scrutiny, enduring cruel online trolls and heartbreaking comments.
“Bimpe has been a rock for me,” Lateef said emotionally. “Recently, someone called her barren on social media. She would always show it to me and say, ‘They will be all right.’”
Her strength and unwavering support have not only helped him navigate the spotlight but also fortified their relationship.
Lateef revealed the harrowing challenges he faced during the production of his first major movie, Lisabi. With high hopes for support from colleagues, he was left disappointed when no one showed up to help.
“When I wanted to do my first big screen job, Lisabi, I realised everybody I thought would stand by me was not there,” he confessed.
But where others failed him, Bimpe stepped in. “She encouraged me and gave me the confidence to push forward,” he said, highlighting her role as both a partner and a source of strength.
Lateef’s love story with Bimpe is as beautiful as it is unpretentious. When asked about how he proposed, he kept it real: “I just called her one morning and asked if she would marry me, and she said yes.”
Lateef Adedimeji’s journey is a powerful reminder that success often comes through perseverance and support from those who truly matter. From silencing doubters to weathering public scrutiny, his story is one of triumph against all odds.
With Bimpe by his side, Lateef continues to inspire fans not only through his stellar performances but also with his authentic approach to life and love.
What’s your take on Lateef Adedimeji’s inspiring journey? Have you seen Lisabi? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
For many, the dream of travelling abroad often comes wrapped in promises of prosperity and a better life. But behind those promises lies a world fraught with danger, deception, and unimaginable suffering—a reality that thousands have faced when seeking greener pastures in places like Libya.
For one young Nigerian woman, her quest for greener pastures in Europe through Libya turned into a horrifying ordeal that scarred her body and soul.
Her story is a stark reminder of the dangers of irregular migration and the deceptive promises made by traffickers.
“It all started with hope,” she began, her voice heavy with emotion. A graduate of economics from a Nigerian state university, she had expected a bright future after her NYSC. But years of joblessness, endless rejections, and an environment rife with exploitation left her desperate for a way out.
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“When I heard about opportunities in Spain, I was ready. Being a maid there couldn’t be worse than my struggles here in Nigeria,” she said. Encouraged by a family member and introduced to a man named Charles, she gathered ₦300,000 for her journey. Little did she know that the path ahead would take her straight into the jaws of hell.
The journey to Libya was the first taste of the horrors to come. “From Kano to Agadez, I almost died in the desert,” she recalled, her eyes glazing over. “I saw human remains—people who didn’t make it. I thought the desert was hell, but I didn’t know the real hell awaited me in Libya.”
Upon arrival, her dreams were shattered. Charles had not arranged a job as a maid; instead, she was sold into sexual slavery. “The moment I stepped down from the lorry, I was taken to a house and told to remove my clothes. I couldn’t believe it. I was now someone’s ‘property.’”
Her captors forced her and six other girls to work as prostitutes under inhumane conditions. “Sometimes, 20 or 25 men a day,” she said, her voice trembling. “I was bleeding every day. My body was torn apart, and there was no care, no mercy.”
The abuse was not limited to physical violence. “These men treated us like animals. They would slap us, pull our hair, and even urinate on us. There was no escape, no one to turn to.”
After nearly two years of unimaginable suffering, her chance for freedom came when Nigerian officials arrived in Libya to help citizens return home. “The moment I heard about it, I ran. I didn’t care about anything else. I just wanted to come home,” she said, tears streaming down her face.
Her story is a warning: not every opportunity abroad is genuine. Many young Nigerians fall victim to human traffickers who exploit their dreams of a better future. Irregular migration not only exposes individuals to physical danger but also places them at the mercy of unscrupulous individuals who see them as commodities.
Here are key takeaways for anyone considering such a journey:
This story is a wake-up call for individuals, families, and the government.
Desperation should not push anyone into the arms of traffickers. There is an urgent need for more awareness campaigns and job creation to curb the factors driving irregular migration.
While individuals have a responsibility to make informed decisions, the government and society also play crucial roles in addressing this issue.
Policies that create jobs, promote entrepreneurship, and raise awareness about human trafficking are essential to curbing irregular migration.
Non-governmental organizations and media platforms must continue to educate and advocate, ensuring that people are aware of the dangers before they set out on perilous journeys.
For this brave Libya returnee, the nightmare is over, but the scars remain. Her courage in sharing her story is a call for others to learn from her experience.
Let her words remind us all: the grass may seem greener on the other side, but sometimes, the price of chasing that dream is far too high.
Instead of risking everything for the unknown, let’s invest in building opportunities here at home. Together, we can ensure a brighter future for all Nigerians without the need for dangerous journeys abroad.
What steps do you think can be taken to curb irregular migration? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Nollywood actor and former Big Brother Naija star, Boma Akpore, has emphasized the need for the Nigerian film industry to take charge of telling its own stories.
The Alaafin of Oyo’s family has been thrust into the spotlight again, this time with allegations of paternity fraud levelled against Queen Dami, one of the late monarch’s wives.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) has issued a strong warning to the public to disregard a fraudulent recruitment announcement currently making rounds online.
In a recent turn of events, Mr. Ezekiel Onyedikachukwu, Founder of Eeze Conceptz Limited, has addressed allegations levelled against him by popular gospel singer Mercy Chinwo.
In a statement issued by his lawyer, Mr Maxwell Opara, Onyedikachukwu categorically denied the claims, calling them untrue and baseless.
Nigerian actress Omotola Jalade Ekeinde has set the record straight regarding speculations that she left the United States due to the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles.
Ada Ebere, also known as Ada La Pinky, has never been one to shy away from speaking her mind.
In a recent interview, the content creator and disc jockey shared her thoughts on intimacy, body image, and the portrayal of sexuality in Nollywood—leaving no topic untouched.
The heart-wrenching story of Mrs. Ojomachenwu Adaidu, the mother of Salome Eleojo Adaidu, a 24-year-old youth corps member who was brutally murdered by Timileyin Ajayi, a gospel singer from Abuja, has left the nation in shock.
On a defining Monday morning in Abuja, the Moshood Abiola National Stadium was alive with anticipation as Eric Chelle, the new head coach of Nigeria’s Super Eagles, was unveiled before the media by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).
No fewer than 49 final-year Higher National Diploma (HND) students of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta, are at risk of expulsion after a result verification process uncovered alleged cases of fake National Diploma (ND) results.
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The History of the Nigeria vs Ivory Coast Rivalry
The rivalry between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the Elephants of Ivory Coast is one of African football’s most enduring and captivating tales.
It’s a saga of passion, pride, and unparalleled competition that has spanned decades. This article explores the rise of this epic rivalry, its most iconic flashpoints, the legendary players who defined it, and the fervent fans who fuel it.
We also examine how this rivalry might shape their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) campaigns in Morocco.
The Early Encounters
The seeds of the Nigeria-Ivory Coast rivalry were planted in the early days of African football. Their first competitive clash came in the 1960s during the inaugural editions of the African Cup of Nations.
These matches were relatively low stakes but hinted at the competitiveness that would define their future encounters.
Growing Intensity
By the 1980s and 1990s, both teams had cemented themselves as African football powerhouses. Each encounter became a battlefield, with national pride on the line. The African Cup of Nations played a crucial role in amplifying the rivalry. Memorable clashes, like Nigeria’s triumph in the 1994 AFCON semifinals, became folklore, while near misses, such as Ivory Coast’s narrow victories in qualification rounds, stoked the fire.
The 2004 and 2006 AFCON Clashes
The 2004 and 2006 AFCON tournaments saw fierce battles between the two nations. These matches were characterized by physicality, tactical brilliance, and high drama. The heated exchanges on and off the pitch solidified their status as arch-rivals.
The 2013 AFCON Qualification Drama
The road to the 2013 AFCON was marred by controversy. A contentious refereeing decision during their qualification clash sparked outrage, with both teams accusing each other of foul play. The drama left a lasting imprint on the rivalry, further polarizing fans.
The 2019 AFCON Showdown
In the 2019 AFCON quarterfinals, Nigeria edged Ivory Coast in a thrilling 3-2 encounter. It was a game marked by breathtaking goals, last-minute saves, and controversial officiating. This match added a fresh layer to their rivalry, showcasing how the feud remains as fierce as ever.
The 2023 AFCON: A New Chapter
The 2023 AFCON brought yet another dramatic installment in this rivalry. In the group stage, Nigeria faced Ivory Coast in a high-stakes preliminary match. The game ended in a 1-0 victory for the Super Eagles of Nigeria, with both teams showcasing their attacking prowess. This result set the stage for an epic final showdown between the two sides, when the two teams emerged finalists of the 34th edition of the AFCON.
In the final, the Elephants edged out the Super Eagles in a closely contested 2-1 victory, thanks to a late goal by Franck Kessié. Nigeria took the lead with an header from a corner kick in the first-half, but the Elephants pumped up for action in the second fourty-five minute, equalized and scored the winning goal late into the match.
The match was a tactical masterclass from both teams, with Nigeria’s Victor Osimhen coming close to equalizing in the dying minutes. The 2023 AFCON final not only reignited the rivalry but also underlined its significance as one of the greatest in African football history.
Rashidi Yekini: Nigeria’s Legendary Marksman
Rashidi Yekini, Nigeria’s all-time top scorer, left an indelible mark on this rivalry. His goals against Ivory Coast in the 1990s were moments of brilliance that energized Nigerian fans and struck fear into the hearts of the Elephants.
Didier Drogba: Ivory Coast’s Charismatic Leader
On the Ivorian side, Didier Drogba’s presence was a game-changer. His leadership, coupled with his knack for scoring in crucial moments, made him a formidable opponent for the Super Eagles. Drogba’s clashes with Nigerian defenders remain some of the rivalry’s most iconic moments.
Modern Stars
Today, players like Victor Osimhen (Nigeria) and Franck Kessié (Ivory Coast) continue to elevate this rivalry. Their performances in recent matches, including the 2023 AFCON final, have reignited fan fervor and promise thrilling chapters ahead.
Nigerian Fan Culture
Super Eagles fans are renowned for their vibrant chants, elaborate rituals, and unwavering support. The green-and-white sea of supporters creates an electric atmosphere that inspires the team.
Ivory Coast’s Loyal Supporters
The Elephants’ fans are equally passionate. Their colorful displays and rhythmic drumbeats bring life to every match. The Ivory Coast’s fanbase is a key part of their team’s identity.
Global Reach
This rivalry has transcended Africa, capturing the attention of football enthusiasts worldwide. Fans from across the globe tune in to witness these titanic clashes.
Contribution to African Football
The Nigeria-Ivory Coast rivalry has elevated African football, setting benchmarks for competition and attracting global attention. Their matches showcase the continent’s talent, passion, and tactical sophistication.
Future Impacts
The rivalry has inspired a new generation of players and fans. Both nations have invested heavily in grassroots development, ensuring their continued dominance in African football.
Enduring Legacy
The Super Eagles and the Elephants have created memories that will live on in the annals of football history. Their rivalry remains a symbol of African pride and resilience.
As the 2025 AFCON approaches, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Both teams are among the favorites, and a potential clash would undoubtedly be a tournament highlight. Nigeria’s tactical evolution under Eric Chelle and Ivory Coast’s homegrown talents promise a spectacle for fans. Will the Super Eagles soar, or will the Elephants stampede their way to glory? One thing is certain: the rivalry will continue to captivate and inspire for generations to come.
Content Guideline
The Rise of the Rivalry
– A history of the first encounters
– The early days of the rivalry
– The impact of the African Cup of Nations
The Defining Moments
– The 2004 and 2006 African Cup of Nations finals
– The controversial 2013 AFCON qualification
– The 2019 AFCON match
Iconic Players
– The legendary Rashidi Yekini
– Didier Drogba’s influence
– The impact of modern stars
The Passionate Fans
– The vibrant Nigerian fanbase
– The unwavering Ivory Coast supporters
– The rivalry’s global reach
The Legacy of the Rivalry
– The rivalry’s contribution to African football
– The impact on the future of both nations
– The enduring legacy of the Super Eagles and the Elephants
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While registration has not yet commenced, JAMB has assured candidates that details about the exercise will be announced soon.
The tragic death of Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, on September 11, 2023, has sparked intense public debate, controversy, and accusations.
The singer, who passed away at the age of 26, was mourned by fans and loved ones, but his death has since become the subject of a highly publicized dispute between his family, actor Yomi Fabiyi, and various individuals close to Mohbad.
Abuja, Nigeria – The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has formally called on Amnesty International to retract and apologize for what it describes as a “false and misleading” publication titled “Bloody August: Nigeria Government’s Violent Crackdown on End Bad Governance Protests.” The demand was conveyed in a letter dated January 6, 2025, addressed to the international human rights organization.
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Nigeria’s Power Grid Collapses Again, Citizens Thrown Into Darkness
Nigerians have once again been plunged into darkness as the national electricity grid suffered a collapse on Saturday, January 11, 2025. This marks the first such incident of the year.
According to data retrieved from the Nigerian System Operator’s portal (niggrid.org), the collapse occurred at exactly 1:56 pm, cutting off electricity supply to various parts of the country.
This development highlights ongoing instability in the national grid, which experienced 12 consecutive collapses in 2024 alone. However, the cause of this latest failure has not yet been disclosed by the relevant authorities.
The power grid’s fragility remains a significant challenge for Nigeria’s energy sector, raising concerns about the reliability of electricity for households and businesses across the nation.
Stay tuned to CityNews for further updates as we continue to monitor the situation.
Police Arrest Individual for Spreading Disinformation: Reaffirms Zero Tolerance for Fake News
The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has reinforced its commitment to combating the spread of fake news and disinformation by arresting a 38-year-old suspect, Destiny Ekhorutomuen, in Uhunmwonde Local Government Area of Edo State. The arrest, which took place on December 8, 2024, highlights the NPF’s determination to maintain public trust and uphold national peace and security.
According to a statement released by ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the Force Public Relations Officer, the suspect allegedly operated multiple social media accounts to disseminate false and inciting content aimed at provoking the public against the Nigeria Police. This act of disinformation, the Police noted, undermines public trust, threatens societal cohesion, and poses a grave risk to national security.
Zero Tolerance for Fake News
The Nigeria Police reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on actions that jeopardize national stability or tarnish the reputation of government institutions. “Such acts are criminal and punishable under the law,” the statement emphasized, urging citizens to use social media and other communication platforms responsibly.
Warning Against Misuse of Social Media
The NPF also issued a strong warning against the misuse of social media to propagate fake news or incite unrest. Citizens were reminded that the peace and unity of the nation rely on the responsible dissemination of information.
Commitment to National Security
Reassuring Nigerians of its dedication to upholding law and order, the Police affirmed its resolve to identify and prosecute individuals or groups engaging in activities that threaten Nigeria’s peace and security.
The public is encouraged to collaborate with law enforcement agencies to foster a safe and secure environment, as the fight against disinformation is a shared responsibility.
For further updates, stay tuned to CityNews.
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