Tinubu Swears in Ex-CDS Musa as Defence Minister
President Bola Tinubu has appointed General Christopher Musa (retd.) as Nigeria's new Minister of Defence. The swearing-in ceremony took place at the State House, Abuja.
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NDPHC Staff Petition Shettima Over Promotion Injustice
NDPHC staff petition VP Shettima, alleging MD Jennifer Adighije's biased promotion policy. They demand fairness, transparency, and merit-based promotions. Read the full story.
Senate Confirms Gen. Christopher Musa as Defence Minister
The Nigerian Senate has confirmed former Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, as the Minister of Defence following a rigorous five-hour screening session. Get the full details on this key security appointment.
Tinubu Nominates Ex-CDS Christopher Musa as Defence Minister
President Tinubu nominates former Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, as Nigeria's new Minister of Defence. Discover his background and career highlights.
Tinubu Picks Retired General Christopher Musa for Defence
President Bola Tinubu has nominated retired General Christopher Gwabin Musa, the former Chief of Defence Staff, as the new Minister of Defence. Read the full story on this major security appointment.
Principal Stabbed by Staff, School Lockdown in Melbourne
A school principal in Melbourne was stabbed by a staff member, leading to a lockdown. Police arrested a suspect. Get the full details on this shocking incident.
University Don Faults FG's Handling of ASUU Agreements
Delta State University VC, Prof. Samuel Asagba, criticizes the Federal Government for breaching ASUU deals, urging automatic salary adjustments to end strikes. Read the full story.
Tinubu Holds Surprise Meeting With Ex-CDS Musa
President Bola Tinubu held a private meeting with former Chief of Defence Staff General Christopher Musa at the State House. The meeting comes amid rising insecurity. Read for details.
FAAN Reviews Past Recruitments, 300 Staff Affected
FAAN begins a major review of recruitment exercises from 2015-2017 and 2019, targeting alleged job racketeering. Over 300 staff, mainly in Fire Service and AVSEC, may be demoted. Read the full details.
Army Chief Vows Best Care for Wounded Soldiers
Nigeria's Army Chief pledges optimal medical care for wounded soldiers, affirming their sacrifices are valued. Visit to Kaduna hospital highlights facility upgrades.
300 FAAN Staff Face Demotion Over Job Racketeering
Over 300 FAAN staff may be demoted as management investigates irregular recruitments from 2015-2019. MD Olubunmi Kuku orders internal review of employment concerns.
Court Dismisses ₦1B Fraud Charge in Yellow Estate Case
Lagos High Court dismisses fraud charges against contractor and ex-MTN staff in ₦1 billion Yellow Estate case. EFCC ordered to return seized assets after settlement.
Yar'adua University appoints 19 new professors
Umaru Musa Yar'adua University promotes 113 academic staff including 19 professors in landmark decision. University cleaners receive 100% wage increase.
Zelensky sacks chief aide after corruption raid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismisses powerful chief of staff Andriy Yermak following anti-corruption search of his residence. Critical blow to Ukraine's negotiation strategy amid peace talks.
Stakeholders Warn of Collapsing Secondary Education System
Education stakeholders sound alarm over Nigeria's decaying secondary schools. Alumni of Gbongan Anglican Grammar School reveal shocking teacher shortages and infrastructure neglect. Urgent action needed to save future generations.
Mutfwang Absorbs Long-Serving Plateau Ad-hoc Staff
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has officially absorbed hundreds of long-serving ad-hoc staff in state-owned tertiary institutions, ending years of employment injustice and promising educational reforms.
Telemedicine Can Solve Nigeria's Doctor Shortage
Health experts advocate telemedicine to address Nigeria's critical doctor shortage. With 1 doctor per 4,000 patients, digital health solutions offer hope for millions struggling to access care.
FG Unveils Online Classes Over 1.2m Teacher Shortage
Nigeria's Federal Government launches the Inspire Live(s)! online initiative to provide live, interactive lessons for students, addressing the critical shortage of over 1.2 million teachers nationwide.
Nigeria launches online classes for schools nationwide
Federal Government unveils Inspire Live(s)! online learning platform to address Nigeria's 1.2 million teacher shortage. Live classes now available for secondary schools across the country.
Christmas Airfares Hit N800,000 as Airlines Face Crisis
Air Peace, United Nigeria, Aero Contractors raise ticket prices to South-East routes as aircraft shortage bites. Return tickets now cost N800,000 for Christmas travel.
AAUA Lecturers End Four-Month Strike Action
Academic staff at Adekunle Ajasin University suspend four-month strike after reaching agreement with management. Lecturers return to classrooms despite outstanding salary issues.
Taraba payroll audit dispute: Committee vs Accountant General
Taraba State faces payroll crisis as verification committee and Accountant General clash over audit findings revealing 7,000 ghost workers and millions in overpayments. Read the full investigation.
Training Transfer Crucial for Workplace Performance
Workplace experts at Lagos conference urge organizations to ensure training translates to improved performance. Learn how to maximize ROI on staff development.
Army Promotes Soldiers, Emphasizes Discipline
Maj.-Gen. Farouk Mijinyawa tasks newly promoted 81 Division soldiers with maintaining high standards of discipline and dedication. Read about the decoration ceremony.
Kefas orders immediate payment to cleared Taraba workers
Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas has directed immediate payment of salaries and entitlements to 1,410 civil servants cleared by verification committee. Read about the state's workforce reform.
Memory Chip Crunch to Increase Gadget Prices
Shoppers face higher prices for phones and laptops as AI data centers consume memory chips. Experts warn of significant price increases through 2026. Learn how this affects Nigerian consumers.
Dutch suspend Nexperia takeover in China goodwill move
The Netherlands has suspended its proposed takeover of Chinese-owned chip maker Nexperia as a goodwill gesture toward Beijing. Learn how this decision affects global chip supply chains.
Christmas Airfares Jump 100% as Aircraft Numbers Drop
Nigerian airlines hike domestic airfares by over 100% for Christmas travel due to aircraft shortage. Lagos-Abuja flights now cost N150,000-N350,000. Read more about the travel crisis.
ASUU Threatens Nationwide University Shutdown
ASUU warns of a total university shutdown if the Federal Government fails to meet its demands on welfare and funding within a one-month ultimatum. Read the full details.
FG Pays N10m Interest-Free Loans to Varsity Staff
Federal Government disburses N10 million interest-free loans to tertiary institution staff. Over 9,000 workers receive payments in first batch with 12-month moratorium.
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