Federal Government Vows Strict Reforms as Education Minister Exposes ₦3,000 NECO Question Leaks
The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, has strongly decried the pervasive nature of examination malpractice in Nigeria, labeling the systemic corruption as “mind-boggling.” Speaking
Federal Government Launches $1 Billion Social Protection Programme to Lift 7.6 Million Households
In a major push to alleviate economic hardship, the Federal Government has officially launched a $1 billion social protection programme aimed at supporting approximately 7.6
Federal Government to Evacuate Another 83 Nigerians from South Africa Amid Rising Tension
The Federal Government has announced the evacuation of another 83 Nigerians from South Africa, with the returnees scheduled to arrive at the Murtala Mohammed International
Another 66 Nigerian evacuees land in Lagos from South Africa
The Federal Government has successfully evacuated a second batch of 66 Nigerians from South Africa, bringing the total number of citizens repatriated under its emergency
Shut the Gates! Senate Pushes for Ban on Imported Textile Materials
In a major move to rescue Nigeria’s ailing manufacturing sector, the Senate has called on the Federal Government to impose an outright ban on the
7-Month-Old Infant Among 13 Abducted in Latest Borno Terror Attack
Deep fear and anxiety have gripped communities in Borno State following the brazen abduction of 13 travellers, including women and a seven-month-old baby, by suspected
EFCC Detains Energy Commission Boss Over Alleged Money Laundering Case
In a major escalation of the federal government’s anti-corruption drive, operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have arrested Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, the
Federal Government Scraps UTME Requirement for Colleges of Education and Technical Programs
In a landmark shift for Nigeria’s tertiary education sector, the Ministry of Education has announced that candidates seeking admission into Federal Colleges of Education will
Federal Government Bans Use of “Dr.” Prefix for Honorary Degree Holders
The Federal Government has officially banned recipients of honorary degrees from using the prefix “Dr.” in official, academic, or professional contexts. Announcing the decision following
University Paralysis Deepens as Federal Government Talks Hit Deadlock
Negotiations between the Federal Government and the Joint Action Committee (JAC) representing non-academic staff ended in a stalemate on Monday, ensuring the nationwide strike by