BREAKING: Nigerian Police Summon 49 Metallurgical Agency Workers Over Social Media Posts On Newspaper Corruption Exposé, Alleged Threats

The Plateau State Police Command has summoned 49 staff members of the National Metallurgical Development Centre (NMDC), Jos, for questioning following a petition alleging threats to life and destruction of government properties. The invitation comes just weeks after SaharaReporters reported that the NMDC management issued queries to two staff members for allegedly publicising and sharing…

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Abuja comedian Gana set for October show, mixing entertainment with social commentary | The Guardian Nigeria News

Veteran Abuja comedian and master of ceremonies, Peter Ogbudu, popularly known as Gana, will return with his annual comedy concert, The Vintage With Gana, on October 11, 2025, at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja. Themed “Goals Before Gold”, this year’s edition continues Gana’s tradition of combining entertainment with reflections on contemporary issues. The comedian, who…

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Ga Mantse Advocates Visa Reciprocity, Borderless Africa, Despite Ga–Akan Social Media Tribalism Uproar in Ghana

The Ga Mantse, King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, has urged the full implementation of visa regimes to transform Africa into a “common home for all Africans,” in a speech delivered at the orientation of Ghana’s newly appointed envoys. His remarks come at a crucial moment, as social media recently erupted in tribal tensions between Ghana’s…

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US Visa Applicants and Social Media Disclosure: A Risky Overreach with Dire Consequences for Nigerians

By Olufemi Soneye The United States (US) has recently implemented a sweeping immigration policy requiring nearly all visa applicants to disclose their social media handles and digital histories. Framed as a tool to bolster national security, counter terrorism, and curb cybercrime, the measure may appear reasonable on paper. But for Nigerians and many others from…

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