NELFUND: 1M Loan Apps, ₦116B Disbursed to Students
Nigeria's student loan scheme reaches major milestone with overwhelming response from applicants seeking higher education funding support across the nation.
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Man drags Ochanya's sister to court in viral case
A Nigerian man's viral video exposes legal battle against late Ochanya's sister in controversial 'enemy of progress' case that's sparking nationwide debate about justice and family conflicts.
Nigerians Honoured in Tanzania Awards Ceremony
Exceptional Nigerians and other African nationals receive top honors at Tanzania's distinguished awards ceremony, celebrating excellence across multiple sectors.
Banke Kuku Unveils Future of African Luxury with Savannah
Discover how Nigerian designer Banke Kuku is redefining African luxury fashion through her groundbreaking collaboration with premium brand Savannah.
TETFund Unveils ₦1.05B Infrastructure at IMT Enugu
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund has officially commissioned state-of-the-art facilities worth over one billion naira at the Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, marking a significant milestone in educational development.
Pan-African Psychology Union Conference in Nigeria
Nigeria prepares to host groundbreaking Pan-African Psychology Union conference focusing on mental health education, research collaboration, and academic excellence across African universities.
APC Faces Pressure to Review Party Reward System
Prominent pro-Tinubu organization demands comprehensive review of APC's reward structure, citing concerns over party cohesion and future electoral prospects in Nigeria's political landscape.
Burna Boy: Only Fela Kuti Greater African Artist Than Me
Grammy-winning superstar Burna Boy declares himself the second greatest African artist of all time, placing only the legendary Fela Kuti above him in explosive live stream session.
Quranic Education: Best Legacy for Nigerian Children
Discover how Quranic learning shapes moral character and provides lifelong spiritual guidance for Muslim children in Nigeria's evolving educational landscape.
Lagos to Host AFRIMA 2026: African Music Awards in Nigeria
Lagos has been officially selected to host the 9th African Music Awards (AFRIMA) in January 2026, marking a major victory for Nigeria's entertainment industry and African cultural diplomacy.
Tiwa Savage, Ayra Starr Demand Justice for Ochanya
Nigerian music icons Tiwa Savage and Ayra Starr join growing calls for justice in the Ochanya Ogbanje case, demanding accountability and legal reform in Nigeria's justice system.
Timi Frank Blasts Flawed African Elections
Nigerian activist Timi Frank exposes electoral malpractices in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast, warning of democracy's decline in Africa and calling for international intervention.
IJAP Backs INEC: End Courtroom Elections Now
The Independent Journalists Association of Publishers supports INEC Chairman's call to stop determining election winners in courtrooms rather than ballot boxes. Discover the urgent reform agenda needed for Nigeria's democracy.
Shipping Delays Threaten Africa's Free Trade Dream
Critical infrastructure deficits and persistent shipping delays are threatening to derail the African Continental Free Trade Area's ambitious targets, putting $3.4 trillion economic opportunity at risk.
VC: Reduce Government Size, Boost Education Funding Now
A prominent Nigerian Vice-Chancellor calls for urgent government downsizing and increased education funding to rescue the nation's struggling university system from collapse.
African Leaders Demand Sovereign Justice Mechanisms
African heads of state are pushing for revolutionary sovereign justice systems to handle transnational crimes and international disputes, challenging Western-dominated legal frameworks.
NASU Explains Constant University Strikes in Nigeria
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities reveals the harsh realities forcing frequent industrial actions in Nigeria's tertiary education sector. Discover the underlying issues affecting university operations.
Orphanage Operators Advocate Family-Oriented Care in Nigeria
Orphanage home operators across Nigeria are advocating for enhanced collaboration with families and communities to create a more inclusive, family-oriented care system for vulnerable children.
Private Nigerian Universities Must Raise Academic Standards
Nigerian private universities face urgent calls to elevate academic standards and infrastructure as education stakeholders demand improved quality and global competitiveness.
World Schools Summit: Experts Tackle Global Education Crisis
Education leaders worldwide are gathering at the World Schools Summit in the UK to address the deepening global learning crisis and create actionable solutions for transforming education systems.
Nigeria Needs 360,000 Doctors, $1B for Healthcare
Staggering new report reveals Nigeria requires massive investment and healthcare workforce expansion to meet WHO standards and prevent system collapse.
Nigeria Launches Interior Design Licensing System
Industry leaders establish groundbreaking licensing system for interior designers in Nigeria, setting new professional standards and consumer protection measures.
Nigerian Bizman: 'Embarrassed by Woman's Help? You're Damaged'
A prominent Nigerian businessman has sparked nationwide conversation with his viral take on masculinity and relationships, challenging men who feel ashamed of receiving support from their partners during tough times.
Tinubu Reviews Clemency List: Full Details Released
President Bola Tinubu has approved a sweeping clemency initiative affecting hundreds of inmates nationwide. Get the complete breakdown of this landmark presidential action and see who made the list.
Tinubu Excludes Drug Traffickers from Pardon List
President Tinubu makes decisive move in pardon review, blocking convicts of serious crimes like drug trafficking, human trafficking, and kidnapping from receiving presidential clemency in latest executive action.
Tiwa Savage: 'I Was Ashamed of Being African Growing Up'
Nigerian music superstar Tiwa Savage reveals her shocking childhood struggles with African identity and how she transformed from shame to becoming one of Africa's biggest cultural ambassadors.
Africa's Oldest Presidents: Paul Biya Leads Top 10
Discover the fascinating list of Africa's oldest sitting presidents, led by Cameroon's Paul Biya at 91. Explore their tenure, leadership styles, and impact on continental politics in this exclusive analysis.
Nigeria needs $1bn, 360,000 doctors - Ex-LUTH CMD
Former LUTH Chief reveals Nigeria requires massive investment and hundreds of thousands of medical professionals to rescue collapsing healthcare infrastructure.
Nasarawa Teachers Turn Schools Into Gossip Centers
NSUBEB Chairman reveals how teachers in Nasarawa State have abandoned teaching duties for gossiping under trees and breaking melon seeds during school hours.
Teen freed as autopsy reveals sickle cell caused death, not fight
A young Nigerian boy has been released from prison after medical investigation revealed his fight opponent died from sickle cell complications, not injuries sustained during their altercation. The teenager spent 8 months behind bars before the truth emerg
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