Author: NewsUltra360
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SUPER EAGLES B AIM TO BEAT SUDAN AND CONGO TO ADVANCE IN CAF CHAMPIONSHIP
Despite a tough 1-0 loss to defending champions Senegal, football fans in Aba believe the Super Eagles B can still qualify for the knockout stage of the CAF Championship. Supporters say winning the upcoming matches against Sudan and Congo is crucial and within reach if the team stays focused and avoids underestimating their opponents. The…
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KWAM 1 APOLOGISES FOR AIRPORT ALTERCATION, CLARIFIES WATER FLASK INCIDENT
Fuji music legend Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, aka KWAM 1, has apologised for his recent clash with ValueJet personnel at Abuja’s Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, describing the incident as regrettable and taking full responsibility. The controversy arose after KWAM 1 resisted airline staff who suspected the water flask he carried contained alcohol, leading to a viral video…
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PALMPAY TEAMS UP WITH AXA MANSARD TO EXPAND HEALTH INSURANCE ACCESS VIA MOBILE APP
PalmPay has partnered with AXA Mansard to make health insurance easier and more accessible for millions of Nigerians through the PalmPay app. Users can now buy and manage tailored health plans covering online doctor consultations, medication, diagnostics, surgery, and life insurance—all from their phones. This move aims to close the health coverage gap and boost…
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BANDIT ATTACKS IN MUSHERE DISPLACE OVER 25,000, DESTROY HOMES AND FARMLANDS
The Mushere Youths Movement reports that armed bandits have displaced more than 25,000 people across several communities in Mushere District, Plateau State, following a series of brutal attacks between May and August 2025. Gunmen destroyed 55 houses, farmlands, schools, churches, and other properties worth millions of naira, killing at least 37 people. The attacks, described…
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GOOGLE LAUNCHES STORYBOOK IN NIGERIA: AI-POWERED TOOL TURNS PHOTOS AND DRAWINGS INTO PERSONALISED STORIES
Google has introduced Storybook, a creative new feature in the Gemini app that transforms photos, images, and even children’s fridge drawings into short narrated tales. This tool taps into Nigeria’s rich storytelling heritage and supports its 39 million kids under six by making learning fun, interactive, and personal. Storybook lets parents and educators generate 10-page…
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UN PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE PRESIDENT BUHARI, REAFFIRMS PARTNERSHIP WITH KADUNA
A high-level UN delegation led by Mohammed Fall, Nigeria’s Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, visited Kaduna State Government to mourn former President Muhammadu Buhari, hailed as a transformational leader and long-time UN ally. Fall highlighted Buhari’s support for UN initiatives, including during COVID-19, and noted his son Yusuf’s work with the UN as deepening ties with…
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ADC’S JOHN NWOSU PROMISES TO END INSECURITY, CUT TAXES FOR ARTISANS IN ANAMBRA
John Nwosu, ADC’s governorship candidate, vows to tackle insecurity head-on and overhaul oppressive taxes on artisans and small businesses if elected in Anambra. Speaking at the ADC Coalition campaign launch in Onitsha, Nwosu criticised incumbent Soludo’s failure on security and governance, pledging instead a “seamless, transformative” administration backed by high-tech security and e-Government reforms. His…
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OYO GOVT DENIES FAKE PENSIONER VERIFICATION NOTICE, WARNS AGAINST SCAMS
The Oyo State Government has dismissed a circulating message asking pensioners to submit personal documents for verification as fake. Commissioner Prof. Salihu Adelabu urged retirees to ignore such messages and warned that the ministry contacts pensioners directly only when their benefits are due. He stressed that official communication comes through verified channels and called on…
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WAEC RELEASES CORRECTED 2025 WASSCE RESULTS AFTER MARKING ERROR
Dr. Amos Dangut, WAEC’s Head of National Office, revealed a printing error skewed the English Language Objective Paper grading for the 2025 WASSCE results, causing a sharp drop in scores. After review, the corrected results show 62.96% of candidates earned credits in five or more subjects including English and Math—up from the erroneously reported 38.32%.…
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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL REPORTS 555 NIGERIANS KILLED IN MOB VIOLENCE FROM 2012-2024
Amnesty International reveals that mob violence has claimed 555 lives in Nigeria over the last 11 years, averaging 55 deaths annually. Barbara Magaji, Programme Manager, highlighted that many victims were unjustly attacked over false claims of witchcraft or theft, often triggered by public alarms. She urged Nigerians to stop taking the law into their own…
