Lere Olayinka, aide to FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, has proposed that Nigerians must provide NIN and a valid ID before opening or operating social media accounts to curb misinformation and boost accountability.
The National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) has shut down 22 illegal Colleges of Education operating across Nigeria, a move that follows President Bola Tinubu’s recent directive to agencies to eliminate “certificate millers” undermining the education sector’s credibility.
A petition to free an illegal immigrant convicted of causing a crash that killed three Americans has gained nearly 2.5 million signatures, with supporters blaming the victims or calling for leniency.
Hilda Baci is set to attempt the world’s largest jollof rice cook-a-thon in Lagos on September 12, framing it as both a record bid and a cultural festival.
VP J.D. Vance defended GOP redistricting, accusing Democrats of years of gerrymandering and framing Republican moves as an attempt to restore fairness.
Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared tensions with the U.S. “unsolvable” as nuclear talks stall and Europe threatens renewed sanctions.
Bandit attacks have forced a Kwara community into mass desertion as kidnappers demand N100 million for the release of three hostages.
The Bayelsa government has warned of rising cases of liver, kidney, and lung diseases caused by fake drugs, drinks, and cosmetics flooding markets.
Mr. Nduka Udeh has launched a $200,000 warehouse in Delaware to cut costs, ease customs barriers, and expand global opportunities for African exporters.
Muslim leaders in Jalingo have banned traditional wedding parties, warning violators will be denied religious rites and clerics punished for non-compliance.
