Why the OAU Faculty of Arts distinguished alumni lecture matters
On Thursday, 29 January, the usually tranquil intellectual town of Ile-Ife will pulse with an uncommon energy. Inside the Oduduwa Hall of Obafemi Awolowo University, scholars, students, writers, administrators, alumni, and cultural observers will gather for the Second Faculty of Arts Distinguished Alumni Lecture, an event poised to rise above routine ceremony and become a meaningful encounter between memory and responsibility.
Power rotation: Gbajabiamila pushes for legal framework
Gbajabiamila expressed President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s commitment to engaging Nigerians across all divides in a spirit of fairness, inclusion and shared responsibility.
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Inferno has gutted some buildings at Amuwo Odofin Industrial Estate, Mile 2, Lagos on Saturday evening.
Bandits kill two Benue Community Guards as residents flee community
According to him, the bandits appeared to have become aware of the arrangement with the police and returned in large numbers days later.
NELFUND dismisses loan repayment rumours, assures students of protection under law
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund, NELFUND, has debunked widespread reports suggesting that beneficiaries of the federal government’s student loan scheme have been instructed to begin repayment, describing the claims as false, misleading and capable of causing needless panic among students.
Trump govt ‘cannot be trusted’ to probe fatal shooting – Minnesota governor
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said Saturday federal authorities “cannot be trusted” to investigate the fatal shooting of an American man in his state by immigration officers.
