NUT suspends Oyo strike, orders teachers to resume Thursday
The Nigeria Union of Teachers has suspended its strike in Oyo State and directed public school teachers to resume work […]
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Lagos under water: Flood sacks homes, businesses disrupted as agony spreads
Heavy rainfall triggered widespread flooding across Lagos, submerging homes and roads, stranding commuters, and destroying goods worth millions of Naira in warehouses and shops.
Embassy stormed, businessman killed: Nigerians in South Africa live on edge as 269 return
Amid escalating xenophobic protests, an embassy storming, and the killing of a Nigerian businessman in South Africa, the Federal Government has reassured Nigerians still in the country of their safety while continuing evacuation flights that have brought hundreds home.
‘Notorious bandit Auta Yankuzo flaunts ransom cash on TikTok’
Conflict journalist Bakatsine has alleged that notorious bandit Auta Yankuzo posted a photo on TikTok showing a huge stash of cash believed to be from ransom payments, deepening concerns over bandits’ growing social media presence.
Children born to illegal immigrants are American citizens, Supreme Court crushes Trump’s birthright citizenship push
The US Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 that children born in America to undocumented or temporarily present parents are constitutionally entitled to citizenship, decisively rejecting President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to end the 150-year-old birthright citizenship policy enshrined in the 14th Amendment.
Petrol price war:Stations hint at N1,000 per litre as crude keeps falling
Nigerian filling stations have signaled plans to drop petrol prices toward N1,000 per litre in the coming days, following sequential price cuts by NNPCL and Dangote Refinery and amid sustained pressure from falling global crude oil prices and consumer advocacy.
Ford rehires over 300 engineers after AI falls flat on quality checks
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FG to unveil digital system to track every Nigerian school, learner
The Federal Government is set to launch DNEMIS, a nationwide digital education management platform designed to replace decades of fragmented data collection with a unified, real-time system covering every learner, teacher, school and public investment in Nigeria’s education sector.
Inside last-minute intrigues that handed Amaechi VP slot after Atiku almost picked Okonjo Iweala
A web of last-minute political intrigues — including a covert approach to WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala disguised as a birthday visit and serious consideration of Cross River’s Liyel Imoke — preceded the African Democratic Congress’s eventual selection of former Transportation Minister Rotimi Amaechi as Atiku Abubakar’s 2027 running mate.
Slash petrol prices or face sanctions, FCCPC warns marketers
Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has issued a stern warning to oil marketers over consumer exploitation, demanding that the sharp fall in global crude oil prices — from $120 to $73 per barrel — be meaningfully reflected in petrol pump prices that remain stubbornly high at around ₦1,200 per litre.