Trapeze artist falls and di£s in front of horrified families at circus

Tragedy Under the Big Top: The Death of Marina B

In a devastating turn of events that has shaken the circus world and left families traumatized, 27-year-old Spanish trapeze artist Marina B. fell to her death during a live performance at the Paul Busch Circus in Bautzen, eastern Germany.

The incident occurred on Saturday evening in front of a crowd of approximately 100 spectators, including many children, who had gathered to witness the spectacle of aerial artistry. What was meant to be a night of wonder quickly descended into horror as Marina plummeted from a height of five meters, roughly 16 feet, striking the ground with fatal force.

Nigeria's at 65 Anniversary Inter-Denominational Church Service

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Nigeria @ 65 Inter-Denominational Church Service

On Sunday, September 28, 2025, Nigeria marked its 65th Independence Anniversary with a solemn and spiritually resonant Inter-Denominational Church Service held at the National Ecumenical Christian Centre in Abuja.

The event formed a cornerstone of the official celebrations themed “Nigeria @ 65: All Hands on Deck for a Greater Nation,” and was attended by a cross-section of dignitaries, religious leaders, government officials, and members of the diplomatic corps.

Nigerian Defence Academy Passing Out Parade 2025

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Nigerian Defence Academy Combined Passing Out Parade 2025

On Saturday, September 27, 2025, the prestigious Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) in Kaduna hosted its grand Passing Out Parade and Commissioning Ceremony for cadets of the 72 Regular Course, Short Service Course 48 (Army), Direct Short Service Course 33, and Branch Commission (Air Force).

This landmark event marked the culmination of years of rigorous military and academic training for 894 cadets, now commissioned into the Nigerian Armed Forces. The breakdown included 482 cadets from the Regular Course, 255 from the Army’s Short Service Course, and 157 from the Air Force’s Direct Short Service and Branch Commission Courses.

FREE BUSINESS REGISTRATION: SMEDAN and CAC Partner to Provide Free Business Registration for 250,000 MSMEs

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FREE BUSINESS REGISTRATION-SMEDAN and CAC Unite to Empower 250,000 MSMEs Across Nigeria

In a landmark move aimed at transforming Nigeria’s entrepreneurial landscape, the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) have launched a nationwide initiative to provide free business registration for 250,000 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

This ambitious program, unveiled through a Memorandum of Understanding signed at the CAC headquarters in Abuja, marks a pivotal step toward formalizing Nigeria’s vast informal business sector.

The white wedding of Rotimi Amaechi's son

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A Celebration of Legacy and Love: The White Wedding of Dr. Chikamkpa Amaechi

In the heart of Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, a momentous union unfolded on Saturday, September 27, 2025, as Dr. Chikamkpa Amaechi, son of the former Minister of Transportation and ex-Governor of Rivers State, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, exchanged vows with his beloved Anita Nwabueze in a white wedding ceremony that radiated elegance, tradition, and national significance.

The ceremony, held at the serene St. Gabriel Chaplaincy within the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, was a convergence of power, prestige, and heartfelt celebration. The guest list read like a who’s who of Nigeria’s political and social elite.

The International Day of Safe Abortion

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International Day of Safe Abortion and the Realities of Unsafe Abortions in Nigeria

Every year on September 28, the world observes the International Day of Safe Abortion, a day dedicated to affirming the right to safe, legal, and accessible abortion care. It is not merely a symbolic gesture but a global call to action, especially in countries like Nigeria where the realities of unsafe abortion are grim and deeply entrenched in systemic failures.

Inside Crisis Facing Medics: Doctors in Nigeria earn N2m, JAPA counterparts in UK N50m

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The Great Exodus: Nigeria’s Medical Brain Drain and the Price of Neglect

In the heart of Nigeria’s healthcare crisis lies a staggering disparity that has become both a symbol and a catalyst for the mass migration of medical professionals: while doctors in Nigeria earn an average of ₦2 million annually, their counterparts who have “JAPA’d” to the UK can earn upwards of ₦50 million.

This yawning gap is not merely a matter of numbers, it is a reflection of systemic neglect, broken promises, and a hemorrhaging workforce that threatens the very foundation of public health in the country.

Nigeria’s Economy Has Turned Around, Tinubu Reveals

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Nigeria’s Economic Turnaround - President Tinubu’s Declaration in Ibadan

In a momentous address delivered during the coronation of Oba Abdul-Rashidi Adewolu Akanmu Ladoja as the 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu proclaimed that Nigeria’s economy has “turned the corner for good.”

The declaration, made on Friday, September 26, 2025, in Ibadan, Oyo State, marked a significant milestone in the administration’s economic narrative, coming two years after the introduction of sweeping reforms aimed at stabilizing and revitalizing the nation’s financial landscape.

Newland Radio series inspires youth, promotes national dialogue

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Newland Radio Series - Igniting Youth Voices and National Dialogue Across Nigeria

In a bold and timely initiative, the Newland Radio Series has emerged as a transformative force in Nigeria’s media landscape, blending entertainment with civic engagement to inspire youth and promote national dialogue.

Since its premiere on July 1, 2025, the programme has captivated audiences nationwide with its innovative format and socially conscious messaging.

Experts task ECOWAS Parliament on addressing AI-generated fake news

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ECOWAS Parliament Urged to Tackle AI-Generated Fake News

In a decisive move to confront the growing menace of digital disinformation, media and ICT experts have called on the ECOWAS Parliament to establish a strategic framework to combat the surge of fake news generated by Artificial Intelligence across West Africa.

This appeal was made during the ECOWAS Parliament’s 2025 Second Extraordinary Session held in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, where the sub-theme “Disinformation and Misinformation in the Era of AI: Challenges for Governance in the ECOWAS Sub-region” took center stage.

Tinubu seeks total elimination of nuclear weapons

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Special Report: Tinubu’s Global Call for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons

In a powerful diplomatic statement delivered at the United Nations headquarters in New York, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria has called for the complete eradication of nuclear weapons worldwide.

Represented by Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar, Tinubu’s message was presented during the high-level meeting commemorating the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. His speech underscored Nigeria’s unwavering commitment to global peace and security, emphasizing the catastrophic humanitarian consequences that could result from the intentional or accidental use of nuclear weapons.

Inside Crisis Facing Medics: Doctors in Nigeria earn N2m, JAPA counterparts in UK N50m

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Inside Nigeria’s Medical Exodus: The N2m vs N50m Divide

In Nigeria’s healthcare sector, a crisis is unfolding that threatens the very soul of the system. The headline “Inside Crisis Facing Medics: Doctors in Nigeria earn N2m, JAPA counterparts in UK N50m” captures more than just a wage disparity, it encapsulates a national emergency rooted in neglect, frustration, and the relentless pursuit of dignity by medical professionals.

Obi Under Fire For Addressing Olubadan As ‘My Dear Brother’

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Royal Protocol and Political Missteps - The Firestorm Over Peter Obi’s Salutation to the Olubadan

In the ever-sensitive terrain of Nigerian politics and traditional reverence, a single phrase can ignite a storm. Such is the case with Peter Obi, the 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, whose congratulatory message to the newly installed Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, has drawn sharp criticism for what many perceive as a breach of royal etiquette.

The phrase in question, “my dear brother”, used by Obi in his public tribute, has sparked a heated debate about cultural respect, political polish, and the boundaries of familiarity in addressing traditional rulers.