The Federal Government has banned admissions and transfers into SS3 nationwide from the 2026/2027 session to curb examination malpractice and protect the integrity of Nigeria’s education system.
Canada recorded a 53 per cent drop in new international students and temporary workers in 2025 as tighter immigration policies took effect while pathways to permanent residence continued.
The Chief Justice of Nigeria has clarified that judges are exempted from the police withdrawal directive, amid conflicting claims over the removal of orderlies attached to judicial officers in Taraba State.
Late own goals from Wolves handed Arsenal a dramatic 2-1 win that extended their Premier League lead to five points.
CAC Registrar-General Ishaq Magaji reportedly amassed luxury properties and assets worth hundreds of millions in two years despite a modest official salary, raising accountability concerns.
Bishop David Oyedepo says no amount of money, including $1 billion, can make him join politics, insisting it is outside his divine calling.
An NGO’s warning of planned Christmas Day attacks in northern Nigeria has drawn mixed reactions, with security agencies confirming intelligence awareness while the Presidency dismissed the alert as fear-inducing.
House Democrats released 19 photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate featuring high-profile figures, prompting political backlash and renewed calls for full disclosure of all government files on Epstein.
Lawmakers have received a petition accusing CAC Registrar-General Hussaini Magaji of illegally altering the corporate records and ownership structure of companies linked to the River Park Estate dispute despite court orders and Attorney-General directives.
Dr. Oluwafemi Olawale Adefulire, only son of former Lagos Deputy Governor Princess Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, has died suddenly in Dubai after surgery, prompting shock and condolences from the Lagos APC.
