Dr. Folajimi Senjobi, a consultant Family Physician at University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, and lecturer at the University of Ibadan, in this interview by SADE OGUNTOLA, explains how erectile dysfunction can signal underlying health conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
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THE police in Lagos State have recorded a major success in the fight against the rising wave of violent killings and attacks by rival cult members in Ishashi, Shibiri, Ajangbadi and Ilogbo, all in the Ojo area of the state.
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OYO State governor, Seyi Makinde, on Friday, announced a ban on commercial motorcycle operations at night and directed security agencies to impound unregistered vehicles and motorcycles as part of fresh measures to tackle rising insecurity in the state.
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RUKIYAT OGUNWADE, who was at Oriire Local Government, Oyo State, reports on how the abduction of pupils and teachers in Eshiele and Yewata had paralysed the economy of the area.
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ONE would have expected some measure of decency and order in the way they operate, since they serve as couriers for both established and relatively unknown brands and handle sensitive and highly important items.
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On May 4, Mallam Mustapha Maru, a Civic Education teacher at Federal Government College, Anka, Zamfara State, was on his way back to school after spending the weekend with his wife and family members at Maru Village.
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The Supreme Court on Friday, June 5, upheld the death sentence by hanging for a convicted Delta-based kidnapper, Chelynor Halim.
In a unanimous decision, a five-member panel of the apex court dismissed the convict’s appeal as lacking in merit.
A High Court in Asaba, Delta State, had held in 2017 that the proof of evidence established Halim’s involvement in armed robbery and kidnapping.
The trial court heard that the defendant, together with his accomplices, kidnapped one Joan Osemene on February 9, 2014, and took her to an unknown location in Ibusa, Delta State.
Halim, who allegedly slapped the victim and threatened her with a gun, later covered her nose with a cloth containing a substance that caused her to pass out.
At the scene, the gang leader, identified as Edozie Obude, allegedly grabbed the victim by the throat, struck her neck with a metal object, and ordered that she be thoroughly searched.
The victim, who testified during the trial, told the court that after the search, the gang seized her ATM card and N10,000 in cash that she had on her. Subsequently, the gang used the ATM card to withdraw N55,000 from the victim’s account. According to the victim, her hands and legs were tied and she was taken to another location where the gang abandoned her. She eventually freed herself and escaped, running until she reached a major road.
There she flagged down a motorcyclist to move farther from the area, but that motorcyclist turned out to be the convict. Upon recognising him as one of her attackers, the victim raised the alarm, prompting nearby bystanders to apprehend the motorcyclist before he could flee.
The convict was later handed over to the Department of State Services, after which he led operatives to his gang’s hideout, where a shootout ensued that resulted in the death of their leader, Obude.
Kanya King, founder of the MOBO Awards, has died at the age of 57 following a battle with colon cancer.
Her passing was confirmed on Friday, June 5, more than a year after she publicly revealed her diagnosis. In a statement, the MOBO Organization announced the news with “immeasurable sorrow,” describing King as a fearless champion of Black music and culture.
“Kanya passed away peacefully on 3 June 2026 after a courageous and characteristically determined battle with colon cancer. She was surrounded by her family, close friends and love,” the statement said.
The organization said the 2026 MOBO Awards, marking the 30th anniversary of the event, would be dedicated to her memory, with every performance and moment honoring her legacy.
King founded the Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards in 1996 with the aim of celebrating and elevating Black British music at a time when it received limited mainstream recognition.
She launched the platform after remortgaging her home, building what would become one of the UK’s most influential music award ceremonies.
The organization described her as a “single mother from a Kilburn council estate” who was told the idea would not succeed, but who went on to create a global platform that transformed the music industry.
May her soul rest in peace, Amen. after Colon Cancer battle
Kanya King, founder of the MOBO Awards, has died at the age of 57 following a battle with colon cancer.
Her passing was confirmed on Friday, June 5, more than a year after she publicly revealed her diagnosis. In a statement, the MOBO Organization announced the news with “immeasurable sorrow,” describing King as a fearless champion of Black music and culture.
“Kanya passed away peacefully on 3 June 2026 after a courageous and characteristically determined battle with colon cancer. She was surrounded by her family, close friends and love,” the statement said.
The organization said the 2026 MOBO Awards, marking the 30th anniversary of the event, would be dedicated to her memory, with every performance and moment honoring her legacy.
King founded the Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards in 1996 with the aim of celebrating and elevating Black British music at a time when it received limited mainstream recognition.
She launched the platform after remortgaging her home, building what would become one of the UK’s most influential music award ceremonies.
The organization described her as a “single mother from a Kilburn council estate” who was told the idea would not succeed, but who went on to create a global platform that transformed the music industry.
May her soul rest in peace, Amen.
By: Oluwadamilola Williams Ofe Nsala often referred to as white soup, is one soup rellished and enjoyed by the Igbos. This soup is pepperish, rich in spices and packed with flavour. It is filled with protein and usually prepared for new mothers, special guests and also served as a weekend treat. Ofe Nsala soup is […]
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A public affairs analyst and House of Representatives aspirant, Dickson Iroegbu, has asked the Federal Government to execute captured terrorists instead of rehabilitating them with taxpayers money.
Featuring in an interview on Arise Television’s ‘Prime Time’ on Friday, Iroegbu lamented that the captured terrorists had killed top ranking military officers and many innocent Nigerians.
The member of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, equally stated that politics took over governance since President Bola Tinubu came into power.
“Execute these terrorists instead of rehabilitating them with taxpayers money. The military’s morale is also very low. The fact that soldiers are killed by these terrorists and the government’s policy is to rehabilitate these people involved in these heinous crimes with taxpayers money is quite disturbing.
“A government policy is that you caught these people who are involved in these heinous crimes, and you’re making excuses on their behalf that they were recruited into it without their knowledge?
“Rehabilitating them and then putting them back into society shows how lenient we are about the issue of insecurity.
“These are people who have been said to have killed soldiers, not just rank and file, but Generals in the Nigerian Army, and the Commander-in-Chief is not furious enough to execute them,” he stated.
Execute terrorists, don’t rehabilitate them with taxpayers money — Iroegbu