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The Nigerian government has denied rumors about the abolition of NBAIS, stating it remains a vital part of the education system. Officials emphasize their commitment to supporting all educational institutions.
Candidates who took the 2026 UTME can print their original result slips starting today. This document is crucial for admission processes in universities.
Four people, including a doctor and the baby's parents, have been arrested in Lagos for allegedly selling a newborn baby. The case is under investigation.
Two journalists in Mali were arrested for speaking out against the military government's actions on press freedom. Calls for their release are growing.
Nigeria's Muslim and Catholic leaders are demanding immediate action from the government to address the growing insecurity in the country, marked by violence and kidnappings.
President Bola Tinubu has approved the recruitment of 1,000 forest guards for Katsina State to improve security in forest communities facing bandit attacks.
A woman in Katsina has been sentenced to death for transporting ammunition for bandits. Her actions were deemed a serious threat to national security.
IAEA Chief Rafael Grossi states that discussions on Nigeria's nuclear power plans are active and ongoing. He highlights the agency's support for Nigeria's energy ambitions.
Nigeria's AfCFTA strategy aims to transform trade and reduce oil dependency. However, implementing this plan poses significant challenges ahead.
June 12 serves as a reminder of Nigeria's fight for democracy. President Tinubu honors activists like Sambo Dasuki, sparking discussions on loyalty and power.
The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association claims that four men arrested in Benue were merely travellers heading to Onitsha, not involved in kidnapping.
The Ogun State APC has named Alhaja Kudirat Adegunwa-Balogun as the deputy governorship candidate for the 2027 election, a move seen as strategic for attracting voters.