Tinubu extends Surveyor-General’s tenure by two years
Tinubu grants two-year extension to Surveyor-General AbuduGaniyu Adebomehin to strengthen geospatial and land reform initiatives.
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UK tightens immigration rules, shortens post-study stay for foreign graduates
The United Kingdom has announced that from January 2027, foreign graduates, including Nigerians, will have only 18 months to secure jobs after completing their studies, down from two years.
NARD threatens nationwide strike as ultimatum nears deadline
NARD has threatened a nationwide strike as its 30-day ultimatum to the Federal Government over unresolved welfare issues enters its final week, while medical leaders urge new doctors to remain patriotic and uphold professional ethics.
NLC issues four-week ultimatum to FG over unresolved ASUU crisis
The NLC has given the Federal Government four weeks to resolve all issues with tertiary education unions or face nationwide industrial action.
Nigeria welcomes descendants of African slaves for fifth ‘Door of Return’ celebration
Descendants of Africans taken as slaves to the Americas returned to Nigeria for the fifth ‘Door of Return’ ceremony, celebrating heritage, unity, and cultural revival.
Terrorists ambush and kill battalion commander, several soldiers in Borno
The Nigerian Army has confirmed the death of Lieutenant Colonel Aliyu Saidu Paiko, Commanding Officer of the 202 Tank Battalion, and several soldiers following a fierce encounter with Boko Haram terrorists in Borno State.
FG reverses policy, says mathematics remains compulsory for admission
The Federal Government has reversed its decision to remove mathematics as a compulsory requirement for tertiary admission after strong opposition from parents and teachers.
Ohanaeze Youth Council urge Igbos worldwide to observe peaceful sit-at-home October 20
The Ohanaeze Youth Council has announced a total lockdown across Igbo communities in Nigeria and abroad on October 20 to demand the release of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu, urging unity and restraint during the peaceful protest.
Court rejects police request to halt ‘Free Nnamdi KanuNow’ protest
A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed an attempt by the Nigeria Police Force to stop the planned ‘Free Nnamdi KanuNow’ protest scheduled for Monday in the nation’s capital.
New York Post urges Trump to act against Nigeria over alleged “Christian persecution”
The New York Post has urged former U.S. President Donald Trump to take action against Nigeria over alleged persecution of Christians, a claim the Tinubu administration strongly denies.