GistReel A Nigerian lady has sparked outrage online after openly sharing her controversial views about marriage and infidelity. In a video making the rounds on X (formerly Twitter), she claimed she would never marry for love, saying she would rather settle down with a wealthy man who can provide her needs while maintai…

…Ghanaian, Emmanuel Asamoah, being told to "go fix his country." The footage fuelled outrage in Ghana and increased pressure on the government to respond. Why has Ghana been bringing its citizens home? As the protests intensified, Ghana began repatriating its nationals from South Africa. More than 900 Ghanaians have alr…

…following morning after her mother found her unresponsive. The allegations have sparked outrage online, with many Nigerians calling for an investigation into the officers involved. Watch the video below…

…provided almost daily updates on their efforts, Nigerians and the rest of the world were outraged that it took President Jonathan over two weeks to call the then State chief Executive. "I vividly recall that the current President, Bola Tinubu, led a team of vocal critics who called for President Jonathan's immediate re…

…the affected state's chief executive after more than 50 days (over 7 weeks). This is outrageous. I suspect the same may also have been the case in other school kidnapping incidents.” “I cannot imagine any issue more important than the lives of our kidnapped children, their teachers, and the many other Nigerians being h…

…of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kimiebi Ebienfa, the government expressed outrage over the deaths. The statement said, "One victim, Emeka Charles Iroegbu, was reportedly killed by Tshwane Metro Police officers on 28th June 2026, in Sunnyside, Pretoria, using gruesome interrogation techniques." The government furthe…

…though there were reports of child stealing in the area, this latest killing triggered outrage across Nigeria after disturbing videos circulated widely on social media, prompting renewed calls for decisive action against jungle justice. Yet beyond the official account lies another narrative, one told by the deceased's…

…speak about Adeyemi, operations By Omeiza Ajayi More Nigerians yesterday expressed outrage over the scandal rocking the controversial Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, PFIPC which the presidency claimed was fake but was allocated N24b in the 2026 national budget. Among those who reacted and demanded…

…and Ebonyi, restoring several incumbent lawmakers whose initial defeats had sparked outrage within the ruling party. The revised list restored the tickets of six serving senators namely Senators Sunday Karimi (Kogi West), Emmanuel Udende (Benue North-East), Titus Zam (Benue North-West), Shuaibu Isa Lau (Taraba North),…

…the victims after days of anxiety over their whereabouts. The abduction had sparked outrage in the community after gunmen reportedly kidnapped members of a family during a midnight attack and subsequently demanded huge sums as ransom. Reports indicated that the kidnappers initially demanded N300 million before reducing…

…allegations of child theft that have not been substantiated. The incident has triggered outrage across the state and renewed concerns about the growing menace of jungle justice, lawlessness and the dangerous spread of mob violence fueled by rumours and misinformation. The deceased, an Islamic teacher and mother of more…

…If they are killed, we will have a problem," Igboho said. The abduction had sparked outrage in the community after gunmen reportedly kidnapped members of a family during a midnight attack and demanded huge sums as ransom. According to reports, the kidnappers initially demanded N300 million before reducing the amount to…

…the return of the captives after days of tension. The abduction had earlier triggered outrage after gunmen reportedly kidnapped members of a family during a midnight attack and demanded ransom. Initial reports indicated the abductors demanded N300 million before later reducing the figure to N150 million during negotiat…

…and dancing in celebration of their return. The abduction had generated widespread outrage after reports emerged that armed men invaded the family's residence during a midnight raid and demanded a huge ransom for their release. According to reports, the kidnappers initially demanded N300 million before reducing the amo…

…inwu”, meaning “do you want me to kill you? Do you want to die?” But reacting to the outrage generated by the video, the Violent Crimes Response Unit of Abia State Police led by CSP Emeka Amanchukwu, arrested the suspect on Saturday. The suspect was tracked to his location by the police officers and is currently in det…

…and convicted while the prosecution of other ones is ongoing. Security dilemmas Outraged security experts on the terrorists' demand say Nigeria is confronting one of the most complex and emotionally charged security dilemmas in its history. The issue of swapping kidnapped schoolchildren with captured terrorists, accord…

…calls for decisive action from security agencies. The incident, which has sparked outrage across the state, reportedly occurred in Igboho, Oorelope Local Government Area, where a pregnant woman, her children and a sibling were allegedly seized during a midnight raid by suspected Fulani gunmen. According to reports, the…

…is unassailable. In his speech, Brig-Gen Abubakar lamented what he called the "selective outrage" of commentators who attribute Nigeria's security challenges to the Northern region, calling such narratives divisive and counterproductive. "These incidents of insecurity have attracted not only condemnation but also taken…

…not part with any money. Addressing the Fulani leaders in Igboho in Yoruba, he expressed outrage over the incident and warned that he would not tolerate criminal activities in his ancestral home. "You can't be kidnapping in my father's land and expect me to keep quiet. I'm an original indigene of Igboho land." "You kid…

…has so far reintegrated 9,680 repented terrorists. Many Nigerians have however expressed outrage at the policy, insisting that it is a dangerous trend. They argued that terrorists can not truly repent. They accused the government of caring more about rewarding criminals than helping victims who suffered in their hands.…

…Nigerian football official later described Renard's financial demands as "practically outrageous" when the Super Eagles attempted to recruit him later in 2024.Tunisia become the fifth African national side Renard has led, having also had a brief stint in charge of Angola in 2010. He also served as assistant to Le Roy w…