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2025 UTME: JAMB to Release Results Friday

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) will release the 2025 UTME results this morning in Abuja, following dismal performance data from over 1.9 million candidates.

Akpabio Criticizes Peter Obi Over Labour Party Crisis

KEY POINTS Senate President Godswill Akpabio criticized Peter Obi, urging him to resolve internal Labour Party conflicts before aspiring to lead Nigeria. Akpabio compared Obi unfavorably to late elder statesman Edwin Clark, while touting his own achievements in governance and religious diplomacy. The remarks...

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NSIB Opens Inquiry into Abuja Cargo Plane Runway Incident

Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau investigates Allied Air Boeing 737 runway excursion at Abuja Airport; no injuries reported.

NAFDAC Destroys Smuggled, Fake Drugs Worth $6.88 million in Oyo

NAFDAC destroys fake drugs worth N11 billion in Oyo, safeguarding Nigeria's public health and cracking down on counterfeit and unregistered products.

Nigeria’s Oil Dependence and Path to Economic Diversification

Nigeria’s oil dependence exposes its economy to price shocks, but diversification into agriculture, tech, and minerals aims to ensure economic stability

FCT Workers Reject January Date for N70,000 Minimum Wage

Area Council Chairmen propose January 2025 implementation of N70,000 minimum wage, but FCT workers insist on December 2024.

Olafeso: PDP Would Emerge Stronger From Internal Crisis

In predictions of a stronger party, unity, coalitions and reforms needed, PDP leader Eddy Olafeso urges PDP to stand against APC dominance in future elections.

Tinubu Names Ogunjimi Acting Accountant General of the Federation

President Tinubu appoints Shamseldeen Ogunjimi as acting accountant general, replacing Oluwatoyin Madein, who proceeds on pre-retirement leave

Nigeria’s Anti Corruption Fight Faces Key Barriers: EFCC boss

Barriers to Nigeria’s anti corruption fight, including public cynicism, tenure insecurity, and weak systems of accountability are highlighted by EFCC boss.

Village in Zamfara Gripped by Fear after Dozens Kidnapped

Armed attackers abducted more than 50 women and children in Zamfara State, underscoring persistent insecurity in northwest Nigeria.

Challenges Facing Nigeria’s Urban Green Spaces

Nigeria’s green spaces face threats from urbanization, poor planning, and land mismanagement, raising concerns about environmental sustainability.

National Criminal Data Fusion Centre will Enhance Security, Says Minister

National Criminal Data Fusion Centre tracks threats, emphasizes gender inclusivity, and women empowerment, says Minister Imaan Sulaiman Ibrahim.

Whether you like him or not, Wike is delivering results- AGF

Nyesom Wike’s service to Nigerian Law School while FCT Minister is unwaveringly superior,’ says AGF Latif Fagbemi.

Benue To Conduct A Census of Livestock To Curb Clashes

To check farmer herder clashes and revitalize livestock production, Benue state government is to embark on a livestock census in order to register livestock farmers.

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2025 UTME: JAMB to Release Results Friday

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) will release the 2025 UTME results this morning in Abuja, following dismal performance data from over 1.9 million candidates.

Akpabio Criticizes Peter Obi Over Labour Party Crisis

KEY POINTS Senate President Godswill Akpabio criticized Peter Obi, urging him to resolve internal...

Nnamdi Kanu’s Legal Team Grows Stronger as Another Senior Advocate Joins Terrorism Trial Defense

KEY POINTS Two new legal experts, including SAN Paul Esokoro and Dr. P.K. Obi,...

Abuja Doctors Call Off Warning Strike After Reinstatement

The Abuja chapter of the Association of Resident Doctors has called off its warning strike after key demands, including reinstatement of sacked workers and partial salary payments, were met.