Russia thanks Nigeria for participation in military drills
The head of Nigeria’s observer mission has lauded the opportunity to witness modern battlefield tactics
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Trump admin puts Harvard on cash monitoring over financial concerns
The Trump administration downgraded Harvard’s financial standing, citing fiscal risks and Title VI violations, while the school insists funding continues.
Customs officers seize human remains wrapped in foil at Florida airport
Customs officers at Tampa airport seized bones, including part of a skull, from a passenger who claimed they were for rituals.
Lawmakers propose ‘Charlie Kirk Memorial Plaza’ at Oklahoma universities
Oklahoma Republicans have filed bills to memorialize slain activist Charlie Kirk through state holidays, campus plazas, and legislative recognition, sparking national debate.
Ahmadu Bello University introduces drought-resistant, high-yield maize to boost food security
Ahmadu Bello University’s Institute for Agricultural Research has unveiled new high-yield, drought-tolerant maize hybrids that mature in 90-95 days, resist major pests, and promise to reduce farmers’ insecticide costs while boosting food security.
Charly Boy shares heartwarming surprise from Peter Obi
Charly Boy celebrated Peter Obi’s thoughtful dawn visit and fruit-filled gift bag as a joyful lesson in life’s simple pleasures.
Political suspense in Rivers as Fubara delays return
Supporters expecting Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s return after emergency rule ended went home disappointed as he failed to appear, with aides citing his stay in Abuja amid political negotiations.
UK-based Nigerian arrested after visa application links him to elusive ticket fraud
Ajibola Oduntan, a UK resident with an Irish passport, has been arrested by the FBI and charged with wire fraud for allegedly using stolen credit cards to purchase and resell over $100,000 worth of tickets to the musical “Wicked,” leading to significant losses for the Kentucky Performing Arts venue.
CLO threatens to sue FG over 14-month unpaid salaries for immigration officers abroad
The Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO) has threatened to sue the Federal Government over 14 months of unpaid salaries to Nigerian immigration officers abroad, warning of security risks and hardship for affected families.
Most US universities get an ‘F’ grade on campus free speech – Report
A new report gave U.S. colleges failing marks on free speech as most students now reject controversial speakers, with Trump administration policies fueling the shift.