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The shipping industry in Nigeria is witnessing a remarkable upturn, with the entire sector recording a 40–50 % increase in activity in 2025 — a significant jump compared to 2024. This surge was revealed by the Shipping Association of Nigeria (SAN), whose leadership credited the upswing to renewed currency stability and improving broader economic conditions….
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has officially released the registration guidelines for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. This announcement — shared via the Board’s official social-media channel — is intended to help prospective candidates navigate the registration process smoothly and avoid common mistakes. With the 2026 UTME registration window approaching, JAMB laid out…
In early December 2025, former Anambra State governor and 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, committed to paying the full examination fees for 148 inmates in correctional centres across National Examinations Council (NECO). The inmates are spread across four facilities: 50 in Awka, 36 in Onitsha, 25 in Nnewi, and 37…
Tragedy struck the Nigerian Law School’s Yola Campus over the weekend when a student, Ayomiposi Ojajuni, reportedly took his own life after being denied the opportunity to sit for the Bar Final Examination. The incident has sparked widespread concern about the pressures faced by law students, the handling of disciplinary actions, and the urgent need…
The Federal Government has issued a formal clarification on the operation of Nigeria’s newly revised Senior Secondary School Curriculum, following days of confusion and speculation among students, parents, and school administrators. In the official statement, the Ministry of Education emphasized that students are free to choose any subjects from the approved national list, regardless of…
Benin Republic was thrown into deep uncertainty in the early hours of Saturday following a dramatic national broadcast in which a group of armed soldiers announced that they had seized power, dissolved all state institutions, and removed President Patrice Talon from office. The televised declaration, made from the country’s state broadcaster, marked one of the…
In a landmark achievement that has lit up hearts across Nigeria’s educational community, a student from Greensprings School has emerged as a global runner-up in the prestigious Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition (QCEC) 2025. The student — Pandora Onyedire — stood out among tens of thousands of entries from across the Commonwealth. Released by the organizers,…
The recent decision by Nigerian Senate to summon top officials and launch a full-blown probe into the Safe School Initiative (SSI) reflects a deep national concern: despite billions spent, Nigerian schools remain dangerously vulnerable — a reality made painfully clear by recurring kidnappings and attacks. What Triggered the Probe The SSI was conceived in 2014…
Nigeria’s fight against banditry just scored a major win. Security forces in Sokoto State Police Command have arrested three individuals alleged to be financiers and informants for armed bandit gangs — a move that could severely disrupt criminal networks funding kidnappings, raids, and terror attacks. What Happened: Arrest of Financiers and Informants According to reports,…
The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Education, has announced a major shift in its funding framework — granting four specialized agencies access to intervention funds managed by TETFund. Among these is the National Mathematical Centre (NMC); the other three are the National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies, the Nigerian French Language Village and…
