Monday, October 5, 2026

Ahmed Oluwasanjo

Ahmed Oluwasanjo is a general news reporter. Prior to joining Peoples Gazette, he was with The Interview Magazine as a reporter and video editor. He is on Twitter @ahmedrazak3
October 23, 2025

Trump pardons Binance founder Zhao with ties to president’s family crypto business

“The war on crypto is over,” the White House press secretary said as she criticised the former President Joe Biden administration.

Trump, Zhao
October 23, 2025

British cop dismissed over racial comment against African immigrants

Mr Prins said. “The conduct of the officer is a disgrace.”

UK Metropolitan Police
October 23, 2025

#FreeNnamdiKanu Protests: Police arrest Sowore in Abuja

“He was picked up not too long ago by armed policemen acting under the instructions of the commissioner of police in the FCT,” said Tope Temokun.

Sowore protesting in Abuja
October 22, 2025

UK authorities freeze over 100 bank accounts linked to Olukoya’s MFM over “serious financial mismanagement,” other issues

Mr Olukoya’s church becomes another Nigerian ministry facing scrutiny over financial-related issues abroad.

MFM logo and Olukoya
October 22, 2025

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta plans 600 job cuts

Mr Wang said the planned job cuts were aimed at reducing the size of the organisation’s AI team.

Meta
October 21, 2025

SSS alerts Nigerian Army over upcoming terrorist attacks in Ondo

According to the memo, the terrorists are targeting the Eriti Akoko and Oyin Akoko communities in the Akoko North West LGA and Owo town in the Owo LGA, respectively.

Terrorists
October 21, 2025

UK warns citizens visiting Nigeria of methanol poisoning from fake alcoholic drinks

UK Foreign Office updated travel guidance listed Nigeria, Ecuador, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, Peru, Russia and Uganda among countries with high risk of methanol poisoning

UK flag
October 20, 2025

Tinubu won’t release IPOB kingpin Nnamdi Kanu because of illegal protests: Presidency

While noting that Mr Kanu’s case predates Mr Tinubu’s administration, Mr Dare stated that protesters could not have staged a similar protest in Europe or America.

President Bola Tinubu and Nnamdi Kanu