Full list: Countries with the youngest World Cup 2026 squads
Grenada offers visa-free entry to Nigerians
ValueJet adds Accra-Banjul route to West African network
LASU student dies days after robbery attack in Iba
Another UN peacekeeper killed in Lebanon
Police arrest man over fake kidnap video in Ogun

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FG, FAO combat bird flu in Nigeria with fresh $350,000 project
FG and FAO have launched a $350,000 project to strengthen Nigeria’s preparedness and response to bird flu
Iran’s Khamenei says US, Israel aim to sow ‘division’ after war defeat
Iran’s supreme leader on Thursday accused the US and Israel of trying to sow “division” among Iranians after suffering a “decisive blow” during the Middle East war.
S’west private schools threaten protest over abducted Oyo teachers, pupils
“Should the situation persist till June 10 and the victims are not released, all proprietors, staff and students of NAPPS in the South-West would express our minds through peaceful protest in all our cities to the Houses of Assembly and Governors’ Offices in the six states of the South-West,” Olatona said.
Davido’s aide Israel DMW to bury father in July
Mr Afeare, a retired Deputy Superintendent of Police, died on March 2 at the age of 71 following a brief illness. He reportedly passed away at a hospital in Ibadan, Oyo State.
Tragedy: Son beats 65-year-old father to death in Ondo
The Ondo State Police Command has arrested a 38-year-old man, Nsikak Kingsley, for allegedly beating his 65-year-old father, Adone Peter, to death during a domestic dispute in Oda Community, Akure South Local Government Area.
Unsafe food kills 1.5m people worldwide annually – WHO
Unsafe food causes an estimated 866 million illnesses and 1.5 million deaths every year worldwide, according to new data from the World Health Organisation (WHO).
N/Korea’s Kim vows ‘exponential’ boost in nuclear forces
Kim Jong Un vowed an “exponential” increase in nuclear military capabilities as state media reported the North Korean leader visited a new atomic facility.
Nigeria ranks among 10 worst countries for workers
By Victor Ahiuma-Young Nigeria has been ranked among the 10 worst countries in the world for workers’ rights, according to the 2026 Global Rights Index released by the International Trade Union Confederation, ITUC. Read Also: Right to strike: Labour, employers at war over ICJ affirmation The report paints a grim picture of the state of labour […]
Right to strike: Labour, employers at war over ICJ affirmation
Industrial relations space has been thrown into debate as labour and employers disagree over the scope and limits of workers’ right to strike,
Saving teacher education through Dual Mandate Policy
With over one million candidates unable to secure admission into tertiary institutions yearly in the country, over 300,000 admission spaces are always unfilled

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