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Why I Choose Athletics Over Football – Patience Okon George
Nigeria’s 400m queen, Patience Okon George, has revealed that choosing athletics over football remains the biggest decision she has ever made, despite initially dreaming of a career on the football field. In an interview on the sidelines of the AFN Commonwealth Games Trials, the 34-year-old multiple African champion reflected on the difficult choices that have shaped her extraordinary career. Fresh …
Read More »JAMB defends 16 age of admission, rejects calls for review
,.. He says policy is supported by education laws, not arbitrary decisions … Insists that maturity is crucial to academic success, allows exceptions for gifted students Daud Olatunji The Joint Committee on Admissions and Matriculation has defended the minimum age requirement of 16 for admission to Nigerian tertiary institutions, insisting that the policy is rooted in existing education laws and …
Read More »Top stories from all Nigerian Newspapers, Friday 26 June
Here are the top stories from across the country 1. More trouble for El’Rufai, as ICPC indicts former government and 6 others on amended charges for alleged corruption Former Governor Nasir El’Rufai’s plight appears to continue to grow, as the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offenses Commission (ICPC) hauls him to court again on 11 amended charges that border …
Read More »LIVE: From conflict to stability, how the UN supports peacebuilding around the world
As war continues to occur in various parts of the world, it may be easy to forget countries that have succeeded in recovering from past violence, maintaining peace and preventing conflict. The UN Peacebuilding Fund, which will enter its 20th year of operation in 2026, has contributed to many of these success stories. UN News application users click here.
Read More »Reflections of a returning governor
He served only one term and was kicked out of the corridors of power, and later got lucky enough to be smuggled out by a cabal after waiting a good eight years. When he was announced as their party’s standard-bearer, he doubted himself, woke up in the middle of the night and sat on a sofa, talking to himself. Let …
Read More »Top stories from all Nigerian Newspapers, Thursday 25 June
Here are the top stories from across the country 1. More trouble for El’Rufai, as ICPC indicts former government and 6 others on amended charges for alleged corruption Former Governor Nasir El’Rufai’s plight appears to continue to grow, as the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offenses Commission (ICPC) hauls him to court again on 11 amended charges that border …
Read More »Europe’s heat wave breaks records as UN agencies raise health warnings
Extreme heat also impacts economic activity, infrastructure, agriculture and ecosystems, the UN weather agency said said on Thursday, providing an overview of the situation. France recorded its hottest day on record on June 24, with an average national temperature of 30.0°C, according to national meteorological service Météo-France, beating a record set only the previous day and surpassing previous national records …
Read More »How the Oya campaign reaches millions of people and increases the diffusion of the HPV vaccine among Nigerian girls – Official
Girl Effect Nigeria Country Director, Boladale Akin-Kolapo, said strategic investments in advocacy, communication and community engagement have played a significant role in increasing awareness and uptake of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine among adolescent girls in five Nigerian states. Speaking at the closing and dissemination meeting of the Girl Effect OYA Campaign Learning and Sustainability Project on Wednesday in Abuja, …
Read More »Thousands of people trapped in southern Ukraine are struggling to survive
Residents of the occupied Kherson region described how daily life has become increasingly dangerous, with short-range drone attacks and landmines restricting movement and cutting off access to necessities. “People can’t get out, food can’t come in, and sick and injured people don’t get the medical help they need,” said Danielle Bell, Head of HRMMU. Ukrainian authorities estimate up to 6,000 …
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