Nigerian father of three, found dead in Texas truck
Fundraiser launched for funeral…
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English becomes language of instruction across Nigerian schools as FG scraps mother-tongue policy
The Federal Government has replaced the mother tongue education policy with English-only instruction, citing poor exam performance linked to indigenous language use.
Four UK-based Nigerians, six others jailed 55 years for phone robberies
Four UK-based Nigerians and six others have been sentenced to a combined 55 years in prison for a string of violent phone store robberies across London.
Nigerian postgraduate student jailed 10 years for rape, faces UK deportation
The 29-year-old postgraduate student tricked her into sharing a taxi before luring her into his accommodation and attacking her in a locked toilet
Niger Governor Bago admits lying about paying graduates N500,000 to attract investors
Niger State Governor Umar Bago has admitted fabricating claims about paying graduate assistants N500,000 on his farms, saying it was meant to attract investors, as a student critic faces prosecution.
Reports: Foreign investors express frustration with Taiwo Oyedele
Foreign investors left a Standard Chartered investor call with Taiwo Oyedele disappointed over Nigeria’s new tax policy, describing his tone as “ideological” and “socialist.”
Divided faith: Nigerian Christians and Muslims can’t agree on genocide claims
Curious how Nigerian Christians and Muslims are not on the same page on genocide claims
Argentina nabs Nigerian cybercrime fugitive in INTERPOL’s first Silver Notice arrest
Argentine police, with INTERPOL’s support, have arrested Nigerian national Ikechukwu N., the first suspect captured under both a Red Notice and the new Silver Notice, for allegedly masterminding a global romance scam network
Nigeria risks losing out as foreign investors control $34bn lithium sector
Despite vast deposits, Nigeria’s lithium industry is dominated by Chinese companies, with local investors sidelined due to insecurity, poor capacity and weak government support.
Dangote must apologise for mass sack – TUC
The Trade Union Congress has asked Dangote Refinery to reinstate over 800 sacked workers and issue a public apology, accusing the company of violating constitutional rights.