Police Deploy Security for UTME as Kogi Youths Cite Concerns

Police in Oyo, Osun, Lagos, and Ogun states have pledged comprehensive security for UTME candidates, while youths in Kogi East raise alarms over insecurity and poor facilities. A hijab controversy at an Ibadan CBT centre was resolved after JAMB interventi

NAHCON Warns Against Fake Hajj Visa Agents After Saudi Deadline

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has issued a stern warning to Nigerians about fraudulent individuals and travel agencies offering fake Hajj visas, following the official closure of visa issuance by Saudi authorities on March 20, 2026. The

Atiku Camp Blasts Onanuga Over Eight-Year Claim

A political clash erupts as Atiku Abubakar's aide criticizes presidential adviser Bayo Onanuga for asserting Tinubu must serve eight years, calling it anti-democratic and unconstitutional ahead of the 2027 elections.

Trump Announces Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire After 34 Years

US President Donald Trump has announced a historic 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, marking the first diplomatic breakthrough between the two nations in over three decades. The agreement follows productive talks facilitated by American officia

Ogun Approves Weekly Day Off, N10k Allowance for Workers

Ogun State Government has approved a weekly day off duty and N10,000 transport allowance for workers to cushion the effect of petrol price hike. Essential workers are exempted from the day off but will receive the allowance.

Labour Party Names Agbese Media Chairman for Convention

The Labour Party has appointed Philip Agbese, deputy spokesperson of the House of Representatives, as chairman of the media and publicity subcommittee for its national convention scheduled for April 28, 2026, in Umuahia.

Lagos APC Denies Imposition Plot, Stresses Internal Democracy

The Lagos State APC has dismissed allegations of candidate imposition ahead of legislative elections, calling them baseless and malicious. State chairman Cornelius Ojelabi insists the party will follow democratic processes and the Electoral Act.

Julius Malema Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison

South African opposition leader Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison for firing a rifle during a 2018 political rally, a ruling that could cost him his parliamentary seat.

Ogun West's 2027 Senate Race: Calls for Dada's Return

Political stakeholders in Ogun West are increasingly advocating for Senator Gbolahan Joseph Dada's 2027 Senate comeback, citing his legislative experience and technocratic expertise as vital for effective representation.

Ghana Free Visa Policy: Not Visa-Free, Screening Required

Ghana's Foreign Minister clarifies that the new free visa policy for Africans starting May 25, 2026, does not mean visa-free entry. Applications and security screening remain mandatory, with authorities retaining the right to deny entry.

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