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In a disturbing development reflecting continued insecurity in Nigeria’s North East, members of the Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) have reportedly executed a local village chief in Borno State, accusing him of acting as a spy for Nigerian security forces. The incident occurred in Yawal Kawa Village, deepening concerns over the escalating insurgency…
A tense incident unfolded in Yobe State after operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) reportedly opened fire during a drug enforcement raid at a busy local market, resulting in a young man being seriously injured. The event has stirred concern among residents and raised questions over law enforcement tactics during anti-drug operations….
The Federal Government of Nigeria has taken a significant step toward modernizing the nation’s gas market with the official launch of a digital platform for gas trading and exchange, ushering in a new era for transparency, competitiveness, and investment in the industry. This milestone was formally announced at a ceremony in Abuja, reflecting the government’s…
In a landmark shift destined to redefine how Nigerians engage with federal services and government revenue systems, the Federal Government has unveiled a suite of groundbreaking policies set to begin in 2026. These initiatives span cashless payments, comprehensive tax reforms, and new digital platforms—each designed to modernize public finances, eliminate revenue leakages, and boost transparency…
The Lagos State University (LASU) community has erupted in indignation and concern after a viral prank video allegedly depicting “bandits” invading the campus stirred panic among students and drew condemnation from university authorities. The controversial content, filmed on campus grounds and widely circulated on social media, has ignited a fierce debate about responsible content creation,…
In a spirited appeal that has reignited a long-standing national conversation, the Vice-Chancellor of Gregory University, Uturu, Prof. Cele Njoku, has called on the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) to broaden its intervention scope to include private universities — a move advocates say would strengthen the entire Nigerian higher education landscape. This renewed appeal has…
The Schools of Engineering at the Federal University of Technology, Minna (SIPET and SEET) have officially opened registration for the 2025 Engineering Induction Ceremony, a landmark event that formally ushers graduating engineering students into the professional domain of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria. The ceremony,…
At the conclusion of the 55th session of the Mediation and Security Council (ministerial level) in Abuja, the foreign ministers of the region, under the leadership of Timothy Kabba — Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sierra Leone and Chair of the ECOWAS Council of Ministers — issued a stark warning about increasing geopolitical tensions and…
Global stock markets slipped as investors held their breath, awaiting the much-anticipated interest rate decision from the U.S. Federal Reserve. A tepid session on Wall Street set the tone, prompting caution worldwide as markets weighed the implications of any change in U.S. monetary policy. The nervousness was further fuelled by recent earnings reports from major…
In a timely call to action during the opening of Nigeria Education Forum 2025 (NEF 2025), Vice-President Shettima and the leadership of Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) argued that Nigeria’s education-funding model needs a fundamental overhaul. Relying solely on government allocations can no longer meet the demands of a growing, rapidly changing education sector. What’s Changed…
