
Transcorp Power Plc appoints Maryam Bala Shehu to its board of directors
Oye to Tinubu: Economic growth must tackle hunger, joblessness
Businesses suffer as FG’s domestic borrowings surge 90% to N24.7trn
Nigeria in a new Middle East, by Suleiman A. Suleiman
Osimhen suffers groin injury as Galatasaray confirm adductor strain
Nigerians better off under military rule – Donald Duke
Rufai Oseni vs Lere Olayinka: Lessons for the Press and Power
Iran threatens greater force if US launches more attacks
S/African Afrophobia: All eyes on AU
Adeyanju hails EFCC’s achievements, urges probe of increased state revenues
ABU Alumnus Lawal Garba shares success lessons with students
How we were tear-gassed, Lagos Pensioners
The Ogbeni years: Reporting a politician to history, by Owei Lakemfa
NOUN bursar shot dead in Zamfara
FG and Umahi’s roads to hell – 2, by Dele Sobowale
INEC and the road to 2027
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SubscribeBenue schools resume: Govt bans extra lessons, phone use, tightens rules
The Benue State Government has rolled out stricter rules for schools as learners resume for the 2026/2027 academic session, banning compulsory extra lessons, unauthorised use of mobile phones and graduation ceremonies for non-exit classes.
Retirement an exit into hell, Labour blasts pension delays
“The frustration and anger this situation creates sometimes make retirees come out to demand their entitlements even before the processes are fully due or completed”
Mining Marshals intensify nationwide enforcement, warn illegal operators
The Mining Marshals were established as a key enforcement mechanism to support ongoing reforms in the solid minerals sector and combat illegal mining activities nationwide.
Learning disabilities: ITF DG’s wife seeks early intervention
By Golok Nanmwa JOS — The wife of the Director-General of the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), Mrs Modupe Afiz Ogun, has raised concerns over the low level of awareness of learning disabilities in Nigeria, urging early identification and sustained support for affected learners. Ogun spoke on Monday while declaring open a three-day 2026 Teachers’ Professional […]
11.2m Nigerians battle diabetes as stakeholders seek safer sugar cuts
… NIFST, ISA call for science-based food reformulation, stronger local research By Chioma Obinna With an estimated 11.2 million Nigerians living with diabetes, food scientists and industry stakeholders have called for science-based measures to reduce sugar consumption without compromising food safety, quality or consumer choice. The stakeholders, under the Nigerian Institute of Food Science and […]
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