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The long-awaited construction of a pedestrian bridge at the front of the Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUT Minna), has officially commenced, marking a major milestone in the university’s commitment to safety, accessibility, and sustainable campus development. This critical infrastructure project is already generating widespread attention among students, staff, commuters, and residents who rely daily…
In a powerful push to tackle rising unemployment and fuel economic empowerment, the Kano State Government has unveiled an ambitious plan to train no fewer than 50,000 youths in diverse skills acquisition programmes across the state in 2026. The announcement underscores the administration’s commitment to empowering young people with practical skills, boosting self-reliance, and fostering…
Iran is once again at the center of global attention as deadly nationwide protests intensify and diplomatic tensions with the United States reach a critical point. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that Iranian authorities are seeking negotiations with Washington, even as the death toll from ongoing demonstrations continues to rise and uncertainty deepens…
The Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUT Minna), has officially announced the final closure date for students’ registration for the 2025/2026 academic session, sending a clear message to both fresh and returning undergraduates across the institution. The announcement, contained in an internal memo released by the Academic Office of the Registry Department, underscores the university’s…
In a significant stride toward educational empowerment and human capital development, the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) has dispatched 34 postgraduate scholarship recipients to pursue advanced studies at various universities across the United Kingdom for the 2025–2026 academic session. This move represents a renewed commitment to nurturing expertise in cutting-edge fields critical to Nigeria’s future growth…
In a remarkable turn of events, 50 Zamfara State indigenes who graduated from Crescent University, Abeokuta nearly a decade ago have finally received their degree certificates after years of waiting due to unpaid tuition fees by the state government. A Decade of Delay and Unfulfilled Dreams For nine long years, these scholars—many of whom achieved…
The global recognition of Nigerian culture has reached a historic milestone as the Oxford English Dictionary officially adds several Nigerian and West African words to its latest update. From everyday street expressions to beloved local foods, these entries signal a powerful shift in how global English is defined, documented, and celebrated. This development is more…
In a groundbreaking development for legal education in Nigeria, Dr. Olugbemisola Titilayo Odusote has been appointed as the first woman to serve as Director-General of the Nigerian Law School (NLS) since its inception in 1962. The announcement was made by the Presidency, marking a significant step toward gender inclusion and leadership diversity in one of…
The Federal Government has strongly refuted viral claims alleging that Nigerian scholarship students studying in Morocco have been abandoned, insisting that no legitimate beneficiary of the federal scholarship scheme has been left stranded or neglected. The clarification comes after days of intense public debate and emotional reactions on social media, where reports surfaced suggesting that…
Nigeria’s Federal Government has moved swiftly to calm growing anxiety among students and parents following the implementation of the country’s new tax reform laws, firmly assuring that the policy changes will not lead to an increase in tuition fees across tertiary institutions. This reassurance comes amid rising public debates, misinformation, and initial fears that the…
