Bayelsa APC elders advise Diri to avoid agents of destabilisation
Nathan Tamarapreye, Yenagoa The Bayelsa State Elders Forum of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has called on Gov Douye Diri…
Group faults Eno’s spending priorities, calls for shift to sustainable development
Civil society coalition says Governor Umo Eno’s administration is drifting toward elite-centred governance and urges a transparent, people-focused reform agenda…
German nurse gets life sentence for killing 10 patients to reduce his workload
A German court on Wednesday ordered a life jail sentence to a palliative care nurse for the murder of 10 patients and attempted murder of 27 others with lethal injections.
The court in the western city of Aachen found the 44-year-old man guilty of the offences committed between December 2023 and May 2024 in a hospital in Würselen near Aachen.
The court also determined that the offences carried a “particular severity of guilt” which should bar him from early release after 15 years, normally an option in such cases.
Singapore to introduce mandatory caning for scammers
Singapore is planning to introduce caning as a punishment for scammers.
During the bill’s second reading on Tuesday, Sim Ann, senior minister of state for home and foreign affairs, said the country lost more than $2.8 billion to scams from 2020 to the first half of 2025.
She added that around 190,000 cases of scamming had been reported during the period.
“We will introduce mandatory caning for scammers. Offenders who commit scams, defined as cheating mainly by means of remote communication, will be punished with at least six strokes of the cane,” she said.
Gas network in Mannheim: “A tough door-to-door fight”
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Renee Good: Who was Renee Good?
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International Space Station: ISS crew begins early return journey to Earth
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NOA: Courageous forces winning war against insecurity
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) says more Nigerians are actively supporting national security efforts as its intensified communication campaign has reached an estimated 32 million citizens in just three months.
The Director-General of NOA, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, stated this at the October 2025 Joint Security Press Briefing (JSPB) hosted at NOA headquarters in Abuja alongside the country’s security, defence and intelligence agencies.
Issa-Onilu emphasised the critical role of citizens must play in the fight against insecurity.
“Trust is Nigeria’s strongest security asset. When citizens are informed and confident, criminals have no hiding place.
US migration policy: USA wants to stop issuing immigrant visas for 75 countries
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Marie Jaroni: “On these evenings I thought for the first time: You are alone now”
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