Five Nasarawa State University students die in Stampede Five Nasarawa State University students die in Stampede Tragedy struck Nasarawa State University in Keffi this morning as at least five students lost their lives in a stampede at the university’s convocation square. Several others are reported to be in critical condition following the incident. According to […]
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IPOB Founder Responds to Prophet Elijah Bamidele’s Statements In a recent video, Prophet Elijah Bamidele made controversial remarks directed towards the Igbo community, criticizing their alleged lack of support for their own people. He asserted that 99% of those criticizing figures like Prophet Ebuka Obi, Nnamdi Kanu, and Simon Ekpa are Igbo individuals, contrasting this
The founder of Madonna University, Nigeria, Reverend Father Emmanuel Edeh, has boasted that female students who enroll in the university as virgins always graduate as virgins because of the high morals instilled in them. Edeh made these claims in a video posted by Channels Television on Wednesday, where he emphasized the university’s dedication to morals
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Adaora Umeoji. The newly appointed Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (GMD/CEO), of Zenith Bank, is the first female to occupy the position in the bank. I read a bit about her and found out this useful information about her. Adaora Umeoji has a diverse educational background—she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from
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Japa: Nurses Take Legal Action Against Council, Health Minister Over New Guidelines In a significant development, eight nurses across the country have filed a lawsuit against the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) and the Minister of Health. The legal action, initiated in the National Industrial Court in Abuja, centers around a recent circular
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UK Considers Paying Asylum Seekers to Move to Rwanda The United Kingdom’s government is mulling over plans to offer asylum seekers whose applications have been rejected up to £3,000 ($3,840) to relocate to Rwanda. This proposed scheme, part of a negotiated agreement with Rwanda, aims to address a backlog of tens of thousands of asylum
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The Enugu State Police Command has warned against the illegal practice of “Itu Mmadu n’Arụsị,” commonly known as trial by ordeal. The command’s Public Relations Officer, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, stated this on his X handle on Tuesday. Trial by ordeal is said to involve subjecting someone to a dangerous or painful experience to determine guilt
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Big Brother Naija reality star Angel Smith has reacted to rumours that she and her colleague and partner Soma broke up. The duo had sparked breakup rumours after Angel unfollowed Soma.Reacting to the rumours on the X platform, Angel said that people spreading them were bullying her, claiming that she had been cyberbullied since 2021
SSANU, NASU Begin Seven-day Strike Today The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) have commenced a nationwide strike today, citing unfair treatment and salary discrepancies by the Federal Government as reasons for their action. In a memo released on Friday by the Joint Action Committee (JAC) of SSANU
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The black community in the United Kingdom has announced plans to protest the assault on a black schoolboy by a white teenage boy. Benjamin Kuti, also known as Oluomo of Derby and President of Nigerians in the UK, shared the news on his X (formerly Twitter) page on Sunday, stating that the protest is scheduled
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