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The University of Ilorin has received a ₦201 million education loan for 1,370 students. The loan will cover tuition fees and other expenses.
An Anglican bishop has called on the government to address hunger and insecurity in Nigeria. He emphasized the importance of prioritizing the welfare of the people.
A Nigerian woman has explained why she tore her husband's passport at Lagos Airport. The incident went viral on social media.
The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) will investigate the viral video of a woman tearing her husband's passport at Lagos Airport. The investigation aims to determine the circumstances and potential violations.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticized President Buhari and Bola Tinubu for the economic hardships faced by Nigerians. He accuses them of prioritizing their own interests over the well-being of the people.
Flour Mills of Nigeria has reported an increase in profit in the first quarter. The company attributes this growth to cost optimization and efficiency measures.
Over 50 firms have shut down due to the harsh economic conditions in Nigeria. The distressing situation has forced these companies to cease operations.
Nigeria has implemented new entry rules for inbound passengers to combat the spread of Mpox. The rules include mandatory vaccination and testing requirements.
Nigeria has unveiled an action plan to combat elephant poaching and protect wildlife. The plan includes increased surveillance and law enforcement efforts.
On International Youth Day, Governor Alia commends the resilience and steadfastness of Benue youths. He applauds their determination for success and calls on them to continue embracing agriculture.
The federal government is expected to lose ₦188.37 billion in revenue following the removal of import duties on food items proposed by Tinubu. This decision is aimed at alleviating the burden on Nigerians.
ActionAid Nigeria has launched a 10-year poverty eradication strategy. The organization aims to address the root causes of poverty in Nigeria through community empowerment and advocacy.
The Kano State Police have arrested 873 suspects for various crimes during hunger protests. The arrests were made in response to the violent activities witnessed during the protests.
Anambra State has set a date for local government elections after quickly setting up an electoral body. The elections will be held to fill vacant positions in the local government councils.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has shared the fate of candidates with outstanding results in the 2024 WASSCE subjects. These candidates are advised to check their results and address any issues promptly.
Primate Ayodele shares a fresh prophecy about the 2027 elections, predicting that Tinubu may lose his second term bid. The primate emphasizes the need for political parties to present strong candidates.
Igwe Onyido of Ogidi has urged youths to embrace agriculture. He made this statement while being decorated as the Grand Patron of the ASATU Youths of Idemili North in Anambra State.
The Nigerian Teachers Community has decried the presence of unqualified teachers in private schools. They are calling on relevant authorities to address the issue and ensure quality education in private institutions.
The Nigeria Customs Service predicts that the federal government will forgo ₦188 billion in revenue due to the zero tariff on food imports proposed by Tinubu. This decision is aimed at reducing the cost of food items for Nigerians.
Candidates can check their WAEC results for the 2024 WASSCE through SMS and the WAEC website. The process is simple and enables candidates to access their results easily.
The Jigawa State government has distributed relief items to 400 flood victims. The items provided include food, clothing, and other necessities.
WAEC has withheld the results of over 215,000 candidates who sat for the 2024 WASSCE. The council is still investigating cases of malpractice and other irregularities.
The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) supports the admission age limit set by the federal government and JAMB. The institute emphasizes the need for proper preparation and readiness before embarking on higher education.
Governor Alia expresses his appreciation to the Benue youths for their resilience and determination for success. He acknowledges their role in promoting peace and progress in the state.
Musician Bongos Ikwue urges the Nigerian government to address the demands of the #EndBadGovernance protesters. He emphasizes the importance of listening to the grievances of the youths and taking appropriate actions.
International Christian Concern highlights the importance of following in the footsteps of the fallen heroes who sacrificed their lives for their faith. The organization encourages Christians to stand firm in their beliefs and defend freedom of religion.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar states that if there is no evidence of a better economy, then Bola Tinubu has nothing to offer as a presidential candidate. He calls for evidence of Tinubu's economic achievements.
The staff of a popular CEO in Ondo State have confessed to killing their boss after a sumptuous meal. They have shared details of the incident.
A prominent Kaduna politician points out an event that could have led to the impeachment of Bola Tinubu and other politicians. He suggests that 2023 will be a critical year for Nigeria's political landscape.
Professor Charles Soludo flags off a scheme to empower 8,000 youths with skills in Anambra State. The scheme aims to enhance the employability and entrepreneurial capabilities of the beneficiaries.
Senator Ireti Kingibe acknowledges the importance of the demands raised by the #EndBadGovernance protesters. She emphasizes the need for the government to take these demands seriously and work towards addressing them.
WAEC provides guidance for candidates who encounter problems while checking their WASSCE results. They are advised to follow certain steps to resolve any issues they may face.
Governor Alia clarifies that he has no problem with the BVAS and has not lodged any complaints. His aide responds to the remarks made by the former chairman of the Benue State Independent Electoral Commission (BSIEC).
A Delta State pastor withdraws a ₦1 billion libel suit against a popular social media personality known as VeryDarkMan. The pastor had filed the suit over alleged defamatory statements.
Abure and Edeoga charge Nigerian youths to compete for leadership positions at the 2024 World Youth Day. They emphasize the need for youth empowerment and active participation in politics.
Nigeria holds a youth summit on national security in response to the recent protests and security concerns. The summit aims to address the grievances of the youths and find solutions to the issues raised.
The Sokoto State Independent Electoral Commission (SIEC) begins the screening of candidates for the local government elections. The screening process is part of the preparations for the upcoming polls.
A report reveals the deplorable state of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency's (NiMet) air quality monitoring network. The report highlights the need for urgent intervention to improve the functionality of the network.
Nigeria organizes a youth summit on national security following the recent protests. The summit aims to engage youths in dialogue and find solutions to address the root causes of insecurity.
The Lagos State government seizes alcoholic drinks worth ₦1 million from motor parks. This action is part of the government's efforts to regulate the sale and consumption of alcohol in public places.
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