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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...
Despite the Nigeria Labour Congress's protests, Julius Abure secures a second term as Labour Party Chairman, sparking calls for unity and transparency within the party.
The Federal Government announces a N12 billion loss due to a ginger blight outbreak in Nigeria, initiating a N1.6 billion recovery effort for affected farmers.
HURIWA challenges the Federal Government's account of rescuing 137 kidnapped Kaduna pupils without arrests, demanding transparency and criticizing the handling of the children's emotional and psychological trauma.
The Nigerian government has secured a ¥15 billion grant from the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), earmarked for the National Agricultural scheme, aiming to enhance the agricultural sector's growth and sustainability.
In Lagos, two esteemed doctors face involuntary manslaughter charges for allegedly failing to administer anaesthetics properly, leading to a patient's death, sparking debates on medical accountability.
President Bola Tinubu celebrates the release of Kuriga's abducted schoolchildren, emphasizing the power of collaboration against terrorism and his commitment to securing schools across Nigeria.