The West African Inspection Board (WAEC) has released the results of the African senior school certificate exam in May/June (Wassce). The corpse confirmed the development in a statement posted on his official X account on Monday. This leads the candidates to check the results online. Also read: UAC Nigeria, Mecure, Guards, others appear as the top stock to watch this …
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The troops drove the armed shepherd, revealing a hidden weapon in a benue operation
In renewed strong actions of criminal elements that threaten peace in the state of Benue, the Whirl Stroke (OPWS) operating forces have found weapons and ammunition caches that escaped from the shepherds and bandits that were neutralized in separate operations throughout the state. The permit patrol, carried out during the weekend, targets the regions famous for agricultural invasion and insecurity. …
Read More »One person died, five were burned in a motorcycle accident in Jigawa
The State Command of the Jigawa from the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC), has confirmed the death of one person while five others suffered severe burns in a terrible accident involving motorbikes along the government road of the Hausa – Auno Kafin, Sabon Gari Ruba in the regional government of the Nausa Kafin Kafin in the state. Commander …
Read More »Breaking: The Governor of Yobe Buni appoints the new Emir of Gudi
The Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State approved the appointment of Hon. Ismaila Ahmed Gadaka in the role of the new Emirate Mai Gudi. In a declaration by the Secretary of the State Government of Yobe, Baba Mallam Wali, and made available to the journalists of Damaturu by his press secretary, Shuaibu Abdullahi, revealed that the appointment follows the …
Read More »NRC Debunks Report on Vandalization of Lagos-Ibadan Standard Measuring Pathways
Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has eliminated the prejudice of a report on the Vandalization of the Lagos-Ibadan standard measuring pathway. NRC Implementing Director, Dr. Kayode Opeifa, made clarification in a statement issued by the Head of Corporate Public Relations Officer, Mr. Callistus Unyimadu, on Saturday at Lagos. He said: “NRC management has observed with a concern of a report published …
Read More »Minister Niger Gov defects for radio arrest, states that only the NBC can revoke licenses
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, criticized the decision of the Governor of the State of the Niger, Urar Bago, to close FM Badeggi, a private property radio station in Minna, for alleged incitements and non -ethical conduct. The minister, in a declaration issued on Saturday through his special assistant in the media, Rabiu Ibrahim, insisted on …
Read More »Kano govt rewards casual worker for returning missing $16,000 during Hajj
Dayyabu Haladu, a casual worker at the state Pilgrims Welfare Board, has been awarded a permanent and pensionable employment by Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf after she returned $16,000 that went missing during the most recent Hajj operation in Saudi Arabia. This was revealed in a statement released on Tuesday in Kano by his press secretary, Malam Bature Dawakin Tofa. …
Read More »Police arrested two cult suspects in Akwa Ibom
Police operations in Akwa Ibom have arrested two cult suspects in the state of Akwa Ibom. Spokesman for the State Police Command, Timfon John, said in a statement on Saturday in Uyo that the suspects were arrested during a hotel raid in Ikot-Audota, an emergent region of the state in the state. John said the operators recovered firearms, ammunition, and …
Read More »Lasu Staff Union closed the campus, stating an unlimited strike of unliled demands
Lagos State University (Lasu) academic and non-academic staff have begun unlimited strikes, effectively killing operations at the main campus of institutions and affiliated centers in Ikeja and Epe. The strike, which officially began on Thursday, July 31, 2025, was jointly declared by four main staff unions at the university for unresolved welfare issues and other problems remaining with the management …
Read More »The head of the army increases the alarm on the inability to host 13,000 new recruits
The head of the army staff, the lieutenant general Olufemi Oluyede, has raised concern about the inability of the Nigerian army to provide housing for about 13,000 new recruits that should join forces this year. Oluyede, who spoke to Abuja on Thursday during a supervision visit of the Senate Committee for the Army, attributed the challenge to the limits of …
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