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A UK-based Nigerian woman has sparked online reactions after expressing concern about Nigerian men increasingly forming relationships with Zimbabwean women in the diaspora. Nigerian Woman in UK Raises Concerns Over Nigerian Men's Relationships with Zimbabwean Women A Nigerian woman based in the United Kingdom has sparked an online conversation after sharing her observations about a growing trend she has noticed in the diaspora community. In a social media post, the woman claimed that nearly every Zimbabwean woman she has encountered in the UK has mentioned being in a serious relationship with a Nigerian man. The pattern, she said, left her troubled enough to pose a question directly to Nigerian men: why are they increasingly choosing Zimbabwean women as partners over Nigerian women? She was careful to speak highly of Nigerian men, characterizing them as responsible, dependable partners who take their family and financial duties seriously. It was precisely because of th...

By Elvis Onuigbo President Bola Tinubu has appointed AIG Tunji Disu as Acting Inspector-General of Police following the resignation of Kayode Egbetokun, who stepped down citing family reasons. This article explores Disu’s full profile, educational background, career milestones, and what his appointment means for Nigeria’s security landscape. ABUJA — It was a Tuesday afternoon that Nigeria's policing hierarchy would not soon forget. In a swift and decisive move that sent shockwaves through government circles and security quarters alike, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu formally accepted the resignation of Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun and, in the same breath, announced the appointment of Assistant Inspector-General Olatunji 'Tunji' Disu as the new Acting Inspector-General of Police with immediate effect. The announcement, made through a statement issued by the President's Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo...

Polish cybercrime officers dismantled an 11-member phishing gang that stole over 100,000 Facebook credentials and scammed victims using BLIK payment codes. Here's what happened. If you ever clicked a shocking headline about a celebrity death and ended up on a Facebook login page — this story is for you . Polish authorities have dismantled a sophisticated cybercrime ring that spent two years harvesting Facebook credentials from unsuspecting users across Poland and Germany. When officers from Poland's Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime (CBZC) finally moved in, they seized more than 100,000 stolen usernames and passwords. That's not a typo. The gang's method was deceptively simple. They built websites that looked almost identical to well-known news portals, then loaded them with sensational, clickbait-style headlines — think "Famous celebrity found dead" type stuff. When curious readers clicked through, a fake Facebook login window popped up....

PayPal Confirms Major Data Breach — How to Protect Your Account If you use PayPal — particularly if you've ever applied for a PayPal Working Capital business loan — stop what you're doing and read this carefully. PayPal has officially confirmed a serious data breach. Not a rumor. Not a third-party leak. A confirmed, company-admitted breach that left your Social Security number, date of birth, email address, phone number, and home or business address exposed to unauthorized strangers for nearly six full months. And for some users? It went further than exposure. Money was actually stolen. What Happened — The Full Story Behind the PayPal Breach This didn't happen because a hacker deployed some Hollywood-style cyberattack. The breach resulted not from an external intrusion campaign but from an internal software defect — a code change within the PayPal Working Capital loan application interface that inadvertently permitted unauthorized third parties to a...

Written by Elvis Onuigbo The APC has secured five out of six area councils in Abuja’s local elections, strengthening its political grip in the FCT. Here’s what the victory means for 2027 and the future of Nigeria’s opposition. The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has delivered a commanding performance in the recent Area Council elections in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT), winning five out of the six councils. The result is more than just a local government victory — it is a political statement that may reshape conversations heading into the 2027 general elections. For a city often seen as politically diverse and symbolic of Nigeria’s national mood, Abuja’s electoral direction carries weight beyond its borders. The outcome has sparked debate among analysts, party loyalists, and opposition figures alike. While APC supporters describe it as a validation of governance and party structure, critics see it as a wake-up call for opposition force...