Nigeria’s Higher Education still reeling from broken promises of 2009 deal
The unfulfilled 2009 ASUU-FG agreement continues to fuel strikes, leaving Nigeria’s universities trapped in a cycle of unrest.
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Exam malpractice allegation sparks fight between lecturer and female student [VIDEO]
A physical altercation erupted at Niger Delta University when a female student refused to leave an exam hall after being caught cheating and demanded her confiscated phone, resulting in a fight with her lecturer.
ASUU urges National Assembly, stakeholders to step in as strike threat grows
ASUU has urged the National Assembly, stakeholders, and the public to pressure the federal government into meeting its outstanding demands—including salary arrears, allowances, and implementation of past agreements—to forestall a looming nationwide strike.
Russia claims Ukraine hit Kursk nuclear plant on Independence Day
Russia accused Ukraine of striking a nuclear plant during Independence Day as Kyiv vowed resilience and allies pledged fresh military aid.
Of polygamy, monogamy and prostrate cancer
Man is by nature polygamous… Monogamy is not natural to man…
Former president Obasanjo condemns INEC and judiciary as “court of corruption” in new book
In his new book, former President Olusegun Obasanjo alleges Nigeria’s judiciary is “deeply compromised,” labeling it a “court of corruption rather than a court of justice.” He also accuses INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu of subverting the people’s will in elections since 2015.
FG rolls out ₦100bn projects across Ogun, Kano, Akwa Ibom constituencies
The Federal Government has allocated over ₦100 billion in constituency (ZIP) projects for 2025, heavily favouring empowerment and agriculture while critical sectors like education, health, and infrastructure receive disproportionately less
Alaafin threatens to release Supreme Court ruling after 48-Hour ultimatum
Following the expiration of a 48-hour ultimatum issued by the Alaafin of Oyo to the Ooni of Ife, palace sources indicate that the Alaafin may release a Supreme Court ruling affirming his exclusive authority to confer pan-Yoruba chieftaincy titles.
World’s oldest living person marks 116th birthday in UK
British supercentenarian Ethel Caterham celebrated her 116th birthday on August 21, 2025, quietly with family in Surrey after becoming the world’s oldest living person earlier this year.
Outcry as only 38% of candidates pass 2025 WASSCE
Stakeholders have condemned the 2025 WASSCE results as a national disaster, accusing WAEC of mismanagement and demanding urgent reforms