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Indigene Bias in Federal Universities Undermines National Unity
A University of Ilorin professor criticizes 'indigene' discrimination in federal institutions, calling it a major threat to national cohesion. Read his urgent call for citizenship reform.
141 Million Nigerians to Face Poverty by 2026 - PwC
A new PwC report projects Nigeria's poverty rate will hit 62% in 2026, affecting 141 million citizens. The Presidency has dismissed the figures. Read the full analysis.
1 Million Nigerians to Get Digital Skills Training
Nigeria's Federal Government inaugurates a committee to train and certify one million citizens in digital literacy and emerging tech, targeting 95% digital literacy by 2030. Read more.
Professor's Critique: Nigerian Universities Must 'Heal Thyself'
Prof. Ayodeji Olukoju calls for deep introspection in African universities, questioning appointments, funding, and standards. Can Nigeria's higher education reform itself? Read his bold analysis.
Blessing Isaac to Represent Nigeria at All-Africa Badminton
Taraba-born badminton star Blessing Isaac has been selected for Nigeria's team at the 2026 All-Africa Senior Badminton Championship in Botswana. Read about her journey and state support.
NJC: FJSC Handled Judge Qualification, Not Us
The National Judicial Council clarifies that the Federal Judicial Service Commission handled the initial screening of 62 judge applicants. It denies reports of a failed 'integrity test' and vows to probe the source of misinformation. Read the full details
Young Prof Segun Aina on Academia-Industry Collaboration
Professor Segun Aina, one of Nigeria's youngest Computer Engineering professors, discusses the imperative of town-gown collaboration for national development, tackling brain drain, and leveraging technology for growth.
FG Declares Paperless Civil Service, Ends Paper Use
Nigeria's Head of Service announces a complete digital shift. Over 100,000 GovMail accounts created. Citizens must now email scanned documents. Discover the new tracking system.
EU, RLF Launch Youth Democracy Project for 2027 Elections
European Union and Rosa Luxemburg Foundation launch INCLUDE NAIJA, a 3-year project to boost youth participation in Nigeria's 2027 elections through university hubs, workshops, and female mentorship. Read more.
Court to Sentence NUC Boss, Officials for Contempt
The National Industrial Court will sentence NUC's Prof. Abdullahi Ribadu and four officers to prison on Jan 13, 2026, for criminal contempt. Read the full details of the case.
Expert Calls for FG Action on Energy Efficiency Policies
Dr Romanus Osabohien urges Nigerian govt to implement energy efficiency policies to tackle insecurity, climate change & economic volatility. Read key insights from his new book launch.
ASUU, FG Sign Deal Ending 16-Year University Crisis
The Federal Government and ASUU have signed a historic agreement, ending a 16-year dispute. The deal includes a 40% salary increase, pension reforms, and new funding for universities.
PDP Criticises FG Over US Airstrike Communication
The PDP condemns the Federal Government for failing to inform Nigerians about US military strikes in Sokoto before the news broke internationally. Read why this is a major security lapse.
FG Urges Nigerians to Promote Peace, Unity at Christmas
The Federal Government urges Nigerians to use Christmas to foster peace, kindness, and unity. Minister Mohammed Idris highlights the season's values and government's commitment to a safer, stronger Nigeria.
Court forfeits N5.2bn lands for Jonathan estate to FG
A Federal High Court in Abuja has permanently forfeited two high-value plots of land meant for the Goodluck Jonathan Legacy Model Housing Estate to the Federal Government. The ICPC secured the order to ensure the project benefits end-users.
Ministry Gets Appeal on Corporate Records, Respects Court
The Federal Ministry of Industry confirms receiving an appeal on corporate records involving two firms. It reaffirms respect for the judiciary and ongoing court cases. Read the full statement.
Trump Appeals Order to Restore Harvard Funds
The Trump administration appeals a federal judge's decision to restore billions in funding to Harvard University. The legal battle continues over allegations of antisemitism and bias.
Tinubu Presents N58.18 Trillion 2026 Budget to NASS
President Bola Tinubu presents the 2026 'Budget of Consolidation' to the National Assembly, targeting N58.18 trillion in spending with priorities on security, human capital, and infrastructure. Read the full details.
Federal Government Reopens 47 Unity Schools
The Federal Government has reopened the 47 Unity Colleges shut in November over insecurity. The Ministry of Education assures safety measures are in place. Read more.
Brain Drain Crisis: 60% of UNILAG Academics Have Left Nigeria
Nigeria's public universities are on the brink as thousands of lecturers emigrate. UNILAG lost 60% of its staff, causing a 1:60 student-teacher ratio. This crisis threatens accreditation and graduate quality nationwide. Read the full report.
Senate Okays Bills to Modernise Audit, Establish Economists Institute
Nigeria's Senate passes the Federal Audit Service Bill 2025 and the Institute of Economists Bill, aiming to overhaul colonial-era laws and boost financial accountability. Awaiting presidential assent.
Baze University Wins 2025 CGMA Business Leader Challenge
Baze University, Abuja, has won the 2025 CGMA Business Leader Challenge, defeating Covenant and Thomas Adewunmi University. Read about their victory and the competition's goals.
CJN Mandates Virtual Hearings to Clear Court Backlog
Chief Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun urges Nigerian courts to adopt virtual hearings to tackle massive case delays. She warns judges against abuse of interim injunctions ahead of 2027 polls. Read more.
42,000 Youth Receive N22,500 Stipends in FG's TVET Rollout
The Federal Government disburses first payments to over 42,000 youth under the TVET Initiative, providing N22,500 monthly stipends and funding 600 vocational centres nationwide. Read more.
BXcraft Forum Sparks Tech Skills in Nigerian Youth
Shedrach Jonah's session at the BXcraft Tech Forum demystified mobile development, offering a practical roadmap for young Nigerians. The event, supported by the Federal Ministry, aims to strengthen the nation's digital future.
Supreme Court Calls Out FG Over LG Autonomy
Nigeria's Supreme Court has called on the federal government to implement its judgment granting financial autonomy to 774 local governments. The court dismissed Osun state's suit. Full details inside.
Nigeria's Major Progress in Eliminating Trachoma
The Federal Government and Sightsavers Nigeria reaffirm commitment to eliminate blinding disease Trachoma by 2030. Significant progress reported with 87% reduction in endemic areas.
Akobo: Universities Must Drive Nigeria's Economy with Patents
Dr. Daere Akobo calls for a fundamental shift in Nigerian universities, urging them to prioritise innovation and commercialisation to boost the economy. Read his full vision.
ABUAD, UK Scholars Push for Gender Balance in Varsity Leadership
ABUAD VC Prof. Smaranda Olarinde and UK's Prof. Adetoro Adegoke call for more women in higher education leadership at a British Council-funded workshop. They address barriers like imposter syndrome and systemic bias.
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