Ondo government bans nursery and JSS graduation ceremonies ahead of resumption
Ondo State Government has banned elaborate graduation ceremonies for nursery and JSS students as part of reforms to sanitise the education sector.
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Doctors to earn over N500,000 in Imo as Uzodinma increases minimum wage to N104,000
Governor Hope Uzodimma has raised Imo State’s minimum wage to N104,000, alongside major salary increases for doctors and lecturers, in a move praised by labour unions as a victory for workers.
Switzerland hit by first migrant riots after teen dies in police chase
Switzerland witnessed its first migrant-related riots in Lausanne after a 17-year-old died fleeing police, sparking violent clashes and renewed debate over immigration.
Elebuibon intervenes in Ooni–Alaafin rift, calls for peace
Ifa priest Ifayemi Elebuibon has urged the Ooni of Ife and the Alaafin of Oyo to end their rivalry and focus on peace, stressing their shared history and Ife’s primacy.
Michael Jackson’s rumored son’ to perform at Putin’s Eurovision alternative after Russia ban
B. Howard, rumored to be Michael Jackson’s son, will represent the U.S. at Putin’s revived intervision contest in Moscow this September.
“Farage has copied our homework”: Badenoch hits Reform UK on immigration policy
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch accused Nigel Farage and Reform UK of copying the Conservatives’ Rwanda immigration scheme, despite Farage’s past criticism of the policy.
CBN gives banks 60 days to geo-tag payment terminals or face service interruptions
CBN has mandated Nigerian banks and payment operators to adopt ISO 20022 messaging by October 31 with strict compliance checks and new geolocation rules for payment terminals.
Trump sends best wishes to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce on their engagement
U.S. President Donald Trump congratulated Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce on their engagement, praising both and wishing them “a lot of luck.”
Nigerians react as Adeyanju labels four Tinubu ministers as “ghosts”
Deji Adeyanju alleged that four Tinubu ministers are “ghosts,” but Nigerians on Facebook defended their performance.
Nigerian Air Force announces nationwide recruitment for degree holders
“Nigerian Air Force announces DSSC 34/2025 recruitment for graduates. Apply online from Aug 27 to Oct 7. Application is FREE!”