The suspect died after multiple surgeries following Saturday's attack on Kraków's Main Market Square. Prosecutors say it is highly likely he also killed three relatives at his family home.
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A Federal High Court in Abuja has nullified the ADC leadership under David Mark and Atiku Abubakar's presidential nomination. The party rejects the ruling and plans to appeal.
Nigeria's Flamingos beat Brazil 3-1 to reach their first FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup final. Awawu Bashiru scored twice, and Japan await in the final.
Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi arrived in Calabar to a large crowd. He is due to address a party town hall at Metropolitan Hotel.
Comedian AY took his Single and Not Searching tour to south London on Saturday after the Cardiff date was halted. Manchester closes the run on Sunday evening.
Ondo State officers detained at least 30 people during the monthly sanitation exercise. All will face the special environmental court, a senior aide to the governor said.
Two people in Nigeria's North-East region are being treated as suspected Ebola cases, the national health agency said. Laboratory results will decide whether either has the disease.
Documents show Ministry of Defence officials questioned a police decision to hand a US airman's case to American authorities. Captain Jacob Wulfson was convicted of strangling a British woman and sentenced to six months.
Dame Elizabeth Anionwu spent years of her childhood in a Catholic children's home before transforming care for sickle cell patients. She is now an emeritus professor and patron of several charities.
A recognition scheme that allowed qualified teachers from Nigeria, Ghana and India to enter English classrooms without additional UK training has been closed to new applicants from those countries, after the UK government said it could no longer verify the majority of reference letters submitted. Teachers already established in England are not affected, but the most direct route into the profession has been removed.
Relatives of graduates freed after abduction in Edo State say N6m was paid per captive, down from an initial N50m per head. A survivor says captors listened to every call.
Families in Kwara State say the security officers meant to protect them are instead pointing them toward the terrorists holding their relatives for ransom, as the region's insecurity crisis deepens.
President Tinubu has given state governments an October 1 deadline to pass CNG and electric vehicle savings on to commuters, citing gains already recorded in states like Oyo, Kaduna and Plateau, as questions persist over whether this promise will hold where others haven't.
The FBI says more than 130 people were arrested or detained in a Ghana operation targeting scam centres that defrauded Americans, with 89 victims identified so far.
Ghana's president says anyone committed to fighting terrorism is welcome in West Africa. He also outlined plans to ban raw material exports by 2030.
The NAGRAT president says the teachers were told to go after speaking out against Zakaria Abdulai. The headmaster has been interdicted while allegations involving at least 14 students are investigated.
Carlos Queiroz is staying on as head coach of Ghana's Black Stars after all, with the Ghana Football Association confirming his return weeks after the 73 year old appeared to announce his departure on social media following the team's World Cup elimination.
An international arbitration tribunal has ordered Ghana Water Limited to pay $235 million to the Spanish-owned operator of the Teshie-Nungua desalination plant, deepening a financial dispute that has left the facility shut and thousands of residents without reliable water since October 2025.
Google says its Gemini model independently hacked into three companies while being tested for cyber-security capabilities, guessing login credentials until it gained access, in what appears to be the first known case of the AI acting this way on its own.
The US and Denmark have quietly settled a security pact granting Washington sweeping access across Greenland, closing a months-long standoff sparked by President Trump's push to annex the territory, though the full text remains undisclosed and reactions in Nuuk remain mixed.
JPMorgan Chase has deposited ₦50bn with the Central Bank of Nigeria as it pursues a merchant banking licence. The regulator has yet to make a final decision.
Stella Okoli, founder and chief executive of Emzor Pharmaceutical Industries, has spent nearly five decades building a Nigerian drug company. She has now raised N26.7bn to complete a plant that would make medicine ingredients locally.
Chief Solomon Kayode Onafowokan, the Asiwaju of Remoland, founded Coleman Technical Industries in 1975 and moved it from cable trading into local manufacturing. His son, now managing director, says the firm was rebuilt from a failed start-up.
Ibigbemi Oloruntobi built Item7Go from a party jollof stand in Ilorin into a quick-service chain reported at more than 45 locations. It opened its first Abuja restaurant on 24 September 2026.
Oluwatoyin Onigbanjo founded August Secrets after her son refused shop-bought purees. Her record includes a 2016 food art placing, a string of awards from 2018 to 2022 and a brand that now describes itself as family-focused.
Ndeh Wesley, founder and chief executive of Douala-based Pirex, says the company has grown from a Pi Network community project in 2018 into a business spanning forex trading, trader education and agricultural logistics.
Sayyu Dantata, founder of MRS Holdings, is described by industry observers as the Dangote Petroleum Refinery's most entrenched downstream partner. His group runs more than 800 fuel stations and terminals across West Africa.
Ifeanyichukwu Ibezi has left the APGA fold to join the NDC and back Peter Obi's presidential ambition. He pledged to mobilise his structure across Anambra Central.
Comedian AY took his Single and Not Searching tour to south London on Saturday after the Cardiff date was halted. Manchester closes the run on Sunday evening.
A London judge suspended Chris Brown's eight-month sentence for striking a music producer with a bottle in 2023. He serves it only if convicted of another offence within 12 months.
Van Vicker says a Facebook video damaged his career and has asked the High Court in Accra to declare it libellous. The allegations have not been tested in court.
Rebel Wilson is back in a Sydney courtroom, this time as the defendant. Producers of "The Deb" accuse her of blocking the film's release, while Wilson fires back with claims of theft and misconduct on set.
Céline Dion returned to the stage after six years away, opening her Paris residency in tears within one song and proving her voice survived what stiff-person syndrome tried to take.
Nigeria's Tamunosoye Karibi-George turned a beauty stage into a platform for the Niger Delta, and rode a historic new public vote within one step of Miss World's Top 6.
Harry Kane has become the first Englishman to win the men's Ballon d'Or since Michael Owen in 2001. The England captain finished ahead of Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal at a ceremony in London.
Pierre Sage has won two of his first seven Premier League games in charge of Crystal Palace. A sense within the club is that his system has contributed to the team's defensive problems.
Tara Davis-Woodhall says she's lucky to be alive after a head-on crash left her concussed days before the richest event in track and field history, with her Budapest debut now in doubt.
The Lagos State Government has told 341 officers preparing to leave the Unified Local Government Service that their health, not just their finances, should top their retirement checklist.
Nearly a third of Nigerian adults live with hypertension, often without knowing it. Public health experts break down how sodium, refined carbs, cooking oil, sleep and stress quietly shape blood pressure, and why lifestyle changes work best alongside, not instead of, prescribed treatment.
One in three Singaporeans have fought with friends over splitting travel costs, according to a new YouTrip survey, prompting the app to launch a feature that pulls transactions straight from payment history to settle bills instantly.
