Delta University Expels Student Over Viral TikTok Video
A Delta State University student faces expulsion after posting insensitive TikTok video showing dying colleague. University authorities take strict action against social media misconduct.
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Ibrahim Chatta Charges ₦5 Million Daily for Movie Roles
Veteran actor Ibrahim Chatta drops bombshell revelation about his daily acting fee, sparking debate about actor remuneration in Nollywood. Discover why he commands such premium rates.
UNILAG 2024 Fees: Complete Cost Breakdown
Get the inside scoop on UNILAG's tuition fees for 2024. From freshers to final year students, discover exactly what it costs to study at Nigeria's prestigious University of Lagos.
Nigerian Universities Crisis: Readers React to Osundare
Nigerians share passionate responses to Professor Niyi Osundare's damning assessment of the country's university system, revealing deep concerns about education quality and funding.
Unique Open University Gets NUC Accreditation & Licence
Nigeria's educational landscape expands as Unique Open University secures full NUC accreditation and operational licence, offering flexible degree programmes nationwide.
Nigerian Lady's ₦15.8M UK Immigration Journey
A Nigerian woman living in the UK has detailed her challenging 3-year immigration journey, revealing she spent over ₦15.8 million on legal fees, applications, and other expenses to secure her immigrant status.
FG Releases ₦23bn to Universities, ASUU Suspends Strike
Nigerian government disburses ₦23 billion to clear outstanding arrears for public universities after ASUU suspends industrial action. Get full details on the breakthrough agreement.
VC: Reduce Government Size, Boost Education Funding Now
A prominent Nigerian Vice-Chancellor calls for urgent government downsizing and increased education funding to rescue the nation's struggling university system from collapse.
FG Clears ₦2.3B University Salary Arrears
Nigerian government releases ₦2.3 billion to settle outstanding salary increments and promotion arrears for academic and non-academic staff across federal universities, addressing long-standing grievances in the education sector.
NASU Explains Constant University Strikes in Nigeria
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities reveals the harsh realities forcing frequent industrial actions in Nigeria's tertiary education sector. Discover the underlying issues affecting university operations.
Private Nigerian Universities Must Raise Academic Standards
Nigerian private universities face urgent calls to elevate academic standards and infrastructure as education stakeholders demand improved quality and global competitiveness.
Osiele College Cultural Day: Students Embrace Heritage
Osiele's Federal College of Education hosted a vibrant Cultural Day celebration, urging students to embrace Nigerian heritage through traditional attire, music, and dance performances.
FG Clarifies: No Nationwide Port Modernisation Project
The Federal Government debunks rumors of a nationwide port modernization initiative, clarifying the current status of Nigeria's maritime infrastructure development and future plans.
Nigeria launches digital health platform for primary care
The Federal Government unveils groundbreaking digital tool to transform primary healthcare delivery across Nigeria, enhancing data management and patient care.
Nigeria Introduces ₦15,000 Travel Levy for 2025
The Nigerian government has announced a mandatory ₦15,000 levy on all international travelers departing from Nigerian airports beginning January 1, 2025. Discover how this new policy will affect your travel plans and what exemptions apply.
Court rules on ₦49.7m recovered from INEC official
In a significant corruption case, Justice D.U. Okorowo has ruled on funds recovered from an INEC official, ordering forfeiture to the Federal Government amid Nigeria's electoral integrity concerns.
UNIJOS Student Murder: University Demands Justice
University of Jos authorities are seeking justice for a 300-level student allegedly murdered by a fellow student in a shocking campus incident that has left the academic community in mourning.
Nigeria Rejects US Religious Freedom Violator Designation
The Nigerian government has strongly rejected the US designation as a Country of Particular Concern for religious freedom, defending the nation's constitutional protections and interfaith harmony.
Get ₦75,000 Cash Transfer from Nigerian Government
Learn step-by-step how to apply for the Federal Government's ₦75,000 cash transfer program. Get all requirements, eligibility criteria and application process explained.
EU & FG Host Manufacturing Investment Forum in Nigeria
European Union partners with Federal Government to launch transformative investment forum targeting Nigeria's manufacturing sector, renewable energy, and emerging technologies.
FG Builds 100-Year Concrete Roads Across Nigeria
Nigeria's Federal Government announces groundbreaking concrete road technology that promises century-long durability, revolutionizing infrastructure development across the nation.
Abuja's Rapid Transformation Under Wike Sets New Development Pace
Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike is accelerating infrastructure development across Abuja, delivering unprecedented projects and restoring public confidence in governance.
FG, World Bank Train 300 Youths in Fisheries
In a groundbreaking initiative, the Federal Government partners with World Bank to equip 300 young Nigerians with modern aquaculture skills, creating new opportunities in fisheries and agriculture sectors.
Wike's Aide Claps Back Over Dubai Trip Criticism
Lere Olayinka, media aide to Nyesom Wike, claps back at critics questioning his principal's decision to bring his sons to an official engagement in Dubai. Read the fiery response that's got Nigerians talking!
US Fed Signals Rate Cuts: Impact on Nigeria's Economy
The US Federal Reserve is preparing for interest rate reductions in its final 2024 meeting, setting the stage for economic shifts that could impact Nigeria's markets and inflation trends in 2025.
21 Nigerian States Rely on FAAC for 70%+ Revenue
New fiscal data reveals alarming dependency on FAAC allocations across 21 Nigerian states, raising concerns about economic sustainability and governance.
FRSC Ogun Officer Florence Okpe Dies After Illness Battle
The Federal Road Safety Corps Ogun State Command mourns the loss of its Public Education Officer, Route Commander Florence Okpe, who succumbed to a chronic illness after months of treatment.
Court Freezes Nestoil Assets in $1B Debt Case
Federal High Court issues Mareva injunction against Nestoil, freezing company assets amid explosive $1 billion debt case with Sahara Energy. Legal battle reveals corporate financial tensions.
FG, Guardian Partner for Youth Reorientation Program
Federal Government collaborates with Guardian to launch national youth reorientation program focusing on digital skills, entrepreneurship, and national values.
Kogi Senator Natasha Storms Court in Election Showdown
In a dramatic courtroom spectacle, Kogi Central Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan made a powerful appearance at the Federal High Court in Abuja, challenging election results amid tight security and massive supporter turnout.
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