In a decisive move to safeguard its people and priceless heritage, the Kano State Government has announced a significant intensification of security measures across the state. The strategy is dual-purpose: to protect educational institutions from potential threats and to ensure the ongoing Kano Cultural Festival (KANFEST 2025) proceeds without a hitch. The directive came directly from Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf during the grand opening ceremony of the much-anticipated KANFEST 2025, locally known as “Kalankuwa.” A Firm Stance on Safety and Heritage Governor Yusuf’s announcement brings a sigh of relief to parents and culture enthusiasts alike. By proactively securing schools and major cultural…
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In a significant blow to organized crime, the Osun State Police Command has announced the arrest of twelve suspected notorious cult members. The operation, which spanned several locations across the state, led to the recovery of a cache of dangerous items, signaling a robust and intensified Osun State Police Crackdown on criminal activities. The breakthrough was disclosed in a statement by the Command’s Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abiodun Ojelabi. He attributed the success to the strategic directives of the Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Gotan, who has made curbing cultism and violent crime a top priority. The Faces of the Accused: A…
If you’ve been following the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) lately, you can’t miss the meteoric rise of Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC). The Oluyole Warriors are currently on a blistering five-game unbeaten streak, and the football world is taking notice. But what’s the secret behind this impressive form? A magical new tactic? A star-studded lineup? According to the man steering the ship, Technical Adviser Nurudeen Aweroro, the answer is refreshingly simple: pure, unadulterated hard work. Solidifying the Streak with a Commanding Victory The team’s formidable form was on full display this past Sunday at the Lekan Salami Stadium. In a…
Another match day, another frustrating result for the Bauchi-based giants. In the latest chapter of their challenging season, Wikki Tourists suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat to El-Kanemi Warriors, a result that deepens the worry for the team’s faithful. This latest loss marks a concerning milestone: Wikki Tourists’ winless streak has now been extended to six matches. The pressure is undoubtedly mounting, but within the squad, the spirit of resilience seems to be holding firm. “We Gave Everything”: Guda Reacts to the Loss In the aftermath of the tough fixture, Wikki Tourists’ defender, Mohammed Guda, faced the press. While acknowledging the disappointment, his…
A somber mood engulfed the Wawa Military Cantonment in New Bussa, Kainji, Niger State, on Saturday following a tragic event involving a Nigerian soldier, Lance Corporal Femi Akinleye, who allegedly shot and killed his wife, Blessing, before turning the gun on himself. The shocking incident reportedly occurred around 11:30 a.m. within the 22 Armoured Brigade quarters of the Nigerian Army, located inside the cantonment. According to a confidential military signal obtained by Jamflash News, the message read in part: “At about 111130A OCT 25, 18NA/77/1173 LCPL Akinleye Femi, a personnel of 221BN Wawa Cantonment who was on barracks duty, was…
The head coach of Lesotho’s national football team, Leslie Notsi, has spoken highly of Nigeria’s Super Eagles and their manager, Eric Chelle, following their hard-fought encounter in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers held in Polokwane, South Africa. Although Nigeria emerged victorious with a 2–1 win—thanks to second-half goals from William Troost-Ekong and Akor Adams—Coach Notsi focused less on the loss and more on the positive feedback he received from the Nigerian side. In his post-match remarks, Notsi revealed that Nigeria’s coach took the time to commend Lesotho’s discipline, tactical awareness, and determination on the field. “Coach Chelle told me…
The Minister of Works, David Umahi, has openly responded to Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State following the latter’s remarks concerning the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project. Speaking on Saturday during an inspection of the Abuja–Mararaba–Keffi Road alongside Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule, Umahi described himself as a senior to Makinde both in engineering expertise and governance experience. The disagreement began after a recent Arise Television interview, where journalist Rufai Oseni questioned the minister about the cost per kilometer of the ongoing coastal highway project. Governor Makinde later backed Rufai’s inquiry, accusing Umahi of “dancing around” the actual cost and failing…
The much-anticipated finale of Big Brother Naija 2025, tagged the “10/10” season, has finally come to a close, and Imisi has emerged as the ultimate winner of this year’s show. After 71 days of intense competition, emotions, alliances, and unforgettable moments, Imisi secured the top spot, walking away with ₦150 million worth of prizes, including cash, luxury items, and sponsorship deals. This season kicked off on Saturday, July 26, 2025, with 29 dynamic housemates — comprising 15 women and 14 men — all vying for fame, fortune, and the Big Brother crown. As the days rolled by, viewers witnessed countless…
Each year, cyclists depart Memphis on a long, emotionally driven ride toward Rosemary Beach, Florida, covering over 500 miles. Their mission is more than a physical challenge — it’s a moving tribute and fundraiser for the West Cancer Foundation. One of the founders, Chuck Bolton, has personal stakes in this ride. He’s lost loved ones to cancer, and his wife is a survivor. He recalls how the ride began after friends encouraged him to channel grief into action — so he “got on his bike and rode to Rosemary,” and others joined. Home – WCBI TV | Telling Your Story…
Senator Adams Oshiomhole, representing Edo North, has opened up on why he no longer wears his famous khaki outfits to the National Assembly. Speaking on Arise Television’s Morning Show on Friday, the former president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) clarified that his wardrobe change had nothing to do with power or politics, but rather with the Senate’s strict dress code. Oshiomhole explained that, during plenary sessions, he was repeatedly cautioned against wearing khaki — a look that had become his trademark during his labour union days and later as governor of Edo State. “People say, ‘Oh, power changes people,…