Natasha returns to Senate, occupies seat that sparked her suspension
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan of Kogi Central on Tuesday resumed duties at the Senate, taking the same seat that led to her six-month suspension earlier in the year.
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LASUED VC says Lagos teachers earn at least N150,000 monthly
LASUED’s Vice-Chancellor declared that Lagos State teachers will receive a minimum monthly salary of ₦150,000, urging enhanced investments in infrastructure and support for educators.
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Forgery scandal: Documents disprove Nnaji’s UNN, NYSC credentials
New documents from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, have contradicted Minister Uche Nnaji’s claims of graduating in 1985, revealing he was still attempting to re-sit a failed course months after his alleged graduation.
Fresh attack in Kwara as gunmen kidnap village head, kill residents
Armed bandits killed two and kidnapped the village head of Rani in Kwara’s Patigi LGA, sparking fear among residents.
Nigerian Anglicans declare spiritual independence from Church of England over female Archbishop, LGBT stances
Anglican split widens: Nigerian Church breaks from Canterbury over gay-friendly Archbishop
PENGASSAN hits back at Shettima, insists nation ‘bigger than Dangote, Presidency’
PENGASSAN has rejected Vice President Kashim Shettima’s criticism of its recent strike over the sacking of workers at the Dangote refinery, insisting it will repeat the action if provoked again.
Leopard captured after causing panic in Indonesian hotel
Authorities captured a leopard that wandered into a Bandung hotel, prompting panic among guests before being tranquilised and taken for observation.
A tale of two Fani-Kayodes: Deconstructing the former Minister’s u-turn on ‘Christian genocide’
Femi Fani-Kayode’s recent essay dismissing claims of a “Christian genocide” as a Western conspiracy marks a stark reversal from his previous years of vehemently accusing Fulani militias of targeting Christians in a campaign comparable to the Holocaust, raising critical questions about the consistency of his convictions versus the demands of his political alignment.
Retired Generals endorse state of emergency to end Boko Haram insurgency
Former Chief of Defence Staff General Lucky Irabor (retd) and other retired senior military officers have endorsed the declaration of a state of emergency to combat the escalating Boko Haram insurgency, asserting that a clear political commitment is essential to galvanize national power for an outright victory.
Family flees Airbnb after finding hidden camera in home
A family on holiday in Perth fled their Airbnb after finding a camera inside, prompting an investigation and a full refund from the company.