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INEC says vote buying will not be tolerated in the February 21 FCT council elections.
Over 1.6 million voters, 570 candidates and thousands of observers will participate.
Anti-corruption agencies and security forces will be deployed to ensure credible and peaceful polls.
The chairman...
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JAMB says registration for the 2026 UTME will close February 26 with no extension.
Over 1.5 million candidates have registered so far, though centres are underused.
Candidates must obtain e-PINs early and complete registration before deadlines to avoid disqualification.
The Joint Admissions and...
Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, met with the House of Representatives Committee on Defence to discuss the recent security crisis in the Okuama community. The governor acknowledged that while efforts are underway to resolve the Okuama clash, Nigeria continues to face significant security challenges nationwide.
The Nigerian government has revoked 924 dormant mining licenses as part of efforts to revitalize and bring transparency to the mining sector, enforcing strict compliance.
Vice-President Shettima unveils a strategic plan to enhance national nutrition, rallying community leaders to promote healthier lifestyles across Nigeria.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery slashes diesel and aviation fuel prices, targeting economic relief across Nigeria with prices now at N940 and N980 per litre.
Nigerian Works Minister David Umahi defends the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project, calling critics who question its funding and economic viability "unpatriotic." The project is expected to improve connectivity between Nigeria's economic hubs and boost national growth.
As Nigeria faces rising security challenges, debates intensify over introducing state police to enhance law enforcement tailored to local needs and concerns.
Suraj Oyewale challenges his X followers to a football match, offering a N5 million reward if they can defeat his team of "electricians and carpenters."
Nigeria's Inspector-General of Police, Olukayode Egbetokun, announced plans to establish a N100 billion Police Housing Fund to address the critical housing shortage for officers. The initiative highlights a broader recognition of the importance of improving police welfare in Nigeria.
A Chinese supermarket in Abuja has controversially banned Nigerian shoppers, prompting calls for immediate government investigation and public outcry over discriminatory practices.