WAEC introduces computer-based WASSCE for 2025, over 1.9m candidates registered
“Two candidates will not have the same questions on each number… part of the paradigm shift in education.”
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Nigeria spared as Trump reportedly moves to shut US embassies across Africa
Trump reportedly plans to shut US embassies in Africa if re-elected — Nigeria exempted.
Court frees viral teen Peter Obi supporter Alabi Quadri after months in Kirikiri Prison
He was discharged and acquitted of conspiracy to commit felony and armed robbery.The court held that he has no case to answer.
Tinubu launches 465km Ebonyi-Calabar superhighway project
President Tinubu, represented by Governor Nwifuru, launched the 465km Calabar-Ebonyi-Benue-Nasarawa-Abuja Superhighway, with Minister Umahi praising its transformative impact on the region.
Nigeria unveils digital asset strategy to boost diaspora investment and support the naira
Nigeria’s SEC and GIA unveil digital asset strategy aimed at diaspora investors and youth engagement.
Full list of 51 victims of Plateau massacre
The Irigwe Youth Movement has confirmed the killing of 51 of its kinsmen in the early hours of Monday, April 14, 2025, in Zikke, Kwall District of Bassa Local Government Area, Plateau State, predominantly inhabited by Irigwe natives.
Nigerian-American teen gains admission to six Ivy League universities
Eighteen-year-old Osariemen Unuigbe, the daughter of Nigerian immigrants from Edo State, has secured admission offers from six Ivy League varsities in the United States, including prestigious institutions such as Harvard and Yale.
Ibas seeks N300m refund from NBA over relocation of conference to Enugu
IBAS wants N300m refunded by NBA after the group relocated its annual conference from Rivers State to Enugu.
47 more killed in recent Plateau attacks
A brutal attack on Sunday night in Zike community, Kimakpa, Plateau State, left 47 people dead. This attack occurred over a week after a similar assault in Bokkos local government area, which claimed 52 lives.
U.S. Embassy to implement tougher visa rules for Nigerians from April 22
From April 22, the U.S. will require Nigerians to present more detailed documents and face stricter interviews when applying for visas.