Texas mandates Bible reading in public schools for 5.5M students
Texas becomes first US state to require Bible reading in public schools, with mandatory reading lists and revised social studies standards approved by the State Board of Education.
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Makinde urges NUT to suspend strike, approves N8.7bn
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde appeals to NUT to end strike after abduction of over 40 pupils and teachers, as council approves N8.7 billion for learning materials.
Shettima Urges Urgent Investment in Northern Nigeria's Human Capital
VP Shettima calls for urgent health, education, and skills investments in northern Nigeria, citing high human capital deficits. The summit addresses Almajiri, out-of-school children, and early marriage.
NACA Holds National Close-Out for COVID-19 Response Investments
NACA, with the Global Fund, will host a national close-out meeting on June 25 in Abuja to review achievements and lessons from C19RM investments (2021-2025) in Nigeria's health systems.
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Zamfara Advocates Human Capital Blueprint for North
Zamfara State has unveiled a human capital development blueprint aimed at transforming the socio-economic landscape of Northern Nigeria through strategic investments.
Akwa Ibom stakeholders demand climate policy, green jobs framework
Stakeholders in Akwa Ibom State urge the government to develop a climate change policy and create a green jobs framework to tackle unemployment and boost environmental resilience.
Akwa Ibom Gov Orders Road Redesign Over Poor Drainage
Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom has ordered a redesign of the Afaha Atai Road project in Eket after residents complained of poor drainage, rejecting officials' attempts to divert him from the problematic section.
State Police Nigeria's Best Option, Says Governor Uba Sani
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has declared that establishing state police is the most effective solution to Nigeria's security challenges, citing local knowledge and accountability.
Speakers Chairman Hails State Police Bill Passage
Speaker Dennis Guwor praises the National Assembly's passage of the State Police Bill, calling it a milestone for security and federalism in Nigeria.
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INEC awaits budget for 2027 elections, proposes ₦873bn
INEC has not received budget for 2027 elections but proposes ₦873.78 billion. Preparations ongoing, including BVAS procurement and mock tests.
Lagos commissioner apologises over waste management challenges
Lagos Environment Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab apologises for waste management issues, announces shift to circular economy model and new food waste digester.
Nigeria needs more taxpayers, not higher taxes: Minister
Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele says Nigeria's priority is to expand the tax net by bringing in more eligible taxpayers, not raising rates, to boost revenue and fairness.
Bauchi Governor's Son Urges Father to Clear Retirees' Gratuities
Shamsuddeen Bala Mohammed, son of Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed, has publicly called on his father to prioritize payment of outstanding gratuities and invest in youth empowerment.
INEC yet to receive budgeted funds for 2027 elections
INEC reveals it has not received budgetary allocations for the 2027 general elections, despite proposing N873.78 billion budget. Early preparations continue as commission awaits funds release.
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13 Lagos residents jailed for illegal refuse dumping
A Lagos court sentenced 13 people to three months in prison for illegal refuse dumping as the state intensifies enforcement of environmental sanitation laws, with the commissioner confirming the crackdown.
Peter Obi Lists 3 Reasons Nigerians Should Be Wary of State Police
Peter Obi backs state police but warns of political misuse, lack of transparency, and risks to the 2027 election. He calls for safeguards, oversight, and delay in implementation.
Nigeria State Police Bill 2026: 10 Key Things to Know
The Nigerian Senate passed the State Police Bill into law. Here are 10 crucial elements, including renaming 'Force' to 'Service', dual funding, and a two-year transition.
Tinubu's Chief of Staff Signals Minimum Wage Reopening
Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to President Tinubu, signals the government's readiness to reopen negotiations on the N70,000 national minimum wage, citing current economic realities.
ITUC-Africa Calls for More Public Service Funding to Tackle Poverty
ITUC-Africa urges African governments to boost public service investment to combat poverty, inequality, and social exclusion, highlighting poor pay and conditions.
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FG reaffirms commitment to widows’ rights, empowerment
Nigeria’s government renews pledge to protect widows from harmful practices and boost economic opportunities, marking International Widows’ Day 2026 with a focus on justice, dignity, and economic power.
Onanuga: I Don't See the Hunger Nigerians Talk About
Presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga says he does not personally observe the level of hunger frequently described in public discussions about Nigeria's economy, citing new roads and government programmes as signs of progress.
Tinubu Backs Mastercard Plan to Train 5 Million Businesses
President Tinubu welcomes Mastercard's proposal to train five million businesses in digital skills, emphasizing Nigeria's youth as key to economic growth.
FCT Minister Disowns Advisers Appointed by Alleged Aide
Minister of State for FCT, Dr. Mariya Mahmoud, has disowned appointments announced by Bin Usman Rano, calling them unauthorized and unrelated to her office.
Tinubu Transmits State Police Bill to Senate
President Tinubu transmitted a constitution alteration bill to the Senate on June 23, seeking to establish state police to strengthen Nigeria's security architecture.
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APC Wins PDP Candidate's Home Ward in Ekiti Election
APC defeats PDP in the home ward of PDP governorship candidate Wole Oloyede in Ikere LGA, securing 769 votes against PDP's 683 in Saturday's Ekiti election.
Appeal Court halts deregistration of five political parties (23.06.2026)
The Court of Appeal has stayed the Federal High Court judgment ordering INEC to deregister five political parties, citing judicial rascality and violation of court hierarchy.
Otedola, Enenche named among 10 exemplary fathers in Nigeria
Femi Otedola and Pastor Paul Enenche top the list of 10 'Models of Exemplary Fatherhood' released by Men of Valour group to mark Father's Day 2026.
PAC Rejects Six-Month Ultimatum Given to President Tinubu
PAC criticises Hon. Fred Agbedi's call for President Tinubu to suspend political activities, describing it as political grandstanding amid Nigeria's security challenges.
Norway bans AI tools for children under 13 in schools
Norway has banned generative AI for children aged 6-13 in schools, citing concerns over foundational learning skills like reading, writing, and mathematics.
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Nigerian man hits back at Soludo's rent crackdown citing cement cost
A Nigerian man argues against Governor Soludo's planned rent regulation in Anambra, pointing out that cement costs ₦12,000 per bag, making it unfair for the government to set rental prices.
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