FG, states, LGs share N1.681 trn from April 2025 FAAC allocation
According to the communiqué, gross statutory revenue of N2,084.568 trillion was received for the month of April 2025.
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Akpabio predicts end of political parties by 2027
Senate President Akpabio said no political parties will exist in Akwa Ibom by 2027, urging unified support for himself and Governor Umo Eno.
Alaafin, Olubadan, and Soun cannot be placed on equal footing…
The Oyo Global Forum has called on Governor Seyi Makinde and state lawmakers to reject a bill that would place the Alaafin, Olubadan, and Soun on equal footing—a move they say distorts Yoruba history
FEDS launch investigation into Comey post that sparked Trump assassination concerns
The number “86” is commonly used as slang to mean getting rid of something or ejecting someone — especially in restaurant and bar settings when referring to menu items. Trump is the 47th president of the US.
Reps push for compulsory voting in new electoral bill
“Let us not put something on nothing. If citizens have lost confidence in the electoral system, there is a lot of work to be done,” PDP lawmaker.
World Bank Exposes NNPCL: Only 50% of fuel subsidy savings reaching treasury, N500bn ‘missing’
It said out of the N1.1tn revenue from crude sales and other income in 2024, the NNPCL only remitted N600bn, leaving a deficit of N500bn unaccounted for.
12-year-old boy drowns as heavy rains trigger flooding in multiple states
A 12-year-old boy believed to be Jordan Sims was found dead Wednesday morning after being swept away by floodwaters in Albemarle County, Virginia.
FULL TEXT: JAMB Registrar says ‘Man proposes, God disposes’ explaining 2025 UTME result glitches
On Wednesday, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, Registrar of JAMB, acknowledged that technical errors had impacted the 2025 UTME results following widespread complaints.
UNN ASUU says JAMB intentionally failed South-East UTME candidates
ASUU-UNN Chairman, Oyibo Eze, stated on Wednesday in Nsukka that over 1.5 million out of 1.9 million candidates scored below 200, with most failures recorded in the South-East and Lagos.
US lawmakers propose 5% tax on international money transfers
The United States lawmakers have proposed a bill seeking to impose a 5 per cent tax on remittances sent abroad.