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The union representing non-academic staff in Nigeria’s polytechnics has raised the alarm — and warned that staff may “down tools” nationwide. According to the statement, several factors have driven the decision, including unpaid promotion and salary-review arrears, failure to implement new service schemes, deteriorating welfare conditions, and rising insecurity across campuses. The warning comes after…
Reports surfaced on 27 November 2025 that Burna Boy has cancelled five show dates from his ongoing global “tour,” citing low ticket sales as the primary reason. The concerts — which were billed as part of his “NSOW Tour” — were quietly dropped after promoters reportedly observed a steep decline in demand. Fans and industry…
The Federal University Dutse (FUDUTSE) has officially released an important notice for candidates seeking admission into its 2025/2026 academic session. The notice, aimed at ensuring a smooth and transparent admission process, outlines key steps that applicants must follow to confirm their admission, complete registration, and secure their place in the university. As the admission season…
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has declared a national security emergency, signaling a major shift in the federal government’s approach to public safety. This declaration comes in the wake of growing reports of banditry, terrorism, kidnappings, and communal clashes, which have spread across several states, raising concern among citizens and prompting urgent calls for stronger government…
The national fuel supplier NNPCL has announced a cut to the pump price of petrol — a welcome move that could bring some relief to motorists and ordinary Nigerians struggling with high fuel costs. News broke early morning that major depots, including outlets like Pinnacle Depot and Aiteo Depot, cut the ex-depot PMS (petrol) price…
In a disturbing escalation of insecurity in the Federal Capital Territory, armed bandits have abducted a 16-year-old boy and six teenage girls from Gidan-Bijimi community in Kawu Ward, Bwari Area Council. The brazen night-time raid has left residents terrified and raised urgent questions about the effectiveness of security measures in the nation’s capital territory. The…
In a promising move for Nigeria’s growing tech scene, global payments platform Verto has awarded $15,000 to three ambitious Nigerian startups — offering more than just cash: a shot at global trade, growth, and visibility. This support could be a game-changer for early-stage ventures struggling with funding, market access, and the challenge of expanding beyond…
For many African students — especially those from Nigeria — the dream of studying abroad often collides with the harsh reality of high tuition fees. But what if you could study at one of Scandinavia’s leading institutions without paying tuition? The Axel Adler Scholarship at University of Gothenburg (Sweden) makes that possible. In this article,…
Nigeria may be sitting on a demographic goldmine, but experts warn the country is dangerously close to turning that potential into a nationwide crisis. At a recent media dialogue in Lagos, specialists in education and technology raised alarms that millions of Nigerian children are simply not prepared for a digital, AI-powered global economy — a…
In a decisive move that signals one of the most far-reaching clean-up operations in Nigeria’s tertiary education sector, the National Universities Commission (NUC) has formally revealed that it has identified thirty-two illegal, unlicensed, or fraudulently operated universities and degree-awarding bodies scattered across the country and beyond. The Commission has vowed to begin a sweeping enforcement…
