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FG, REA Sign MoU to Power Nigerian Higher Institutions with Solar Energy

In a bold move to tackle the persistent challenge of erratic electricity supply in Nigeria's tertiary institutions, the Federal Government has partnered with the...

NELFUND Develops Tech-Driven Student Loan System

In a bold move to enhance access to higher education funding, the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) is building a technology-driven system designed to...

Pilot Error, Equipment Failure Blamed for Crash That Killed Herbert Wigwe – U.S. Report

The deadly helicopter crash that killed Access Holdings CEO Herbert Wigwe, his wife Doreen, their son Chizi, and former Nigerian Exchange Group Chairman Abimbola...

Borno Government Prohibits Alcohol Sales

The Borno State Government has declared a total prohibition on alcohol sales and brothel operations throughout the state, effective January 20. This step is...

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12 Killed in Suspected Lakurawa Attack in Kebbi

At least 12 people, including a police inspector, have been killed in attacks by suspected Lakurawa fighters on communities in Kebbi State, forcing residents to flee their homes. The attacks occurred on October 26 and 28, 2026, in the Karwa, Kestu and Waiwayi areas of Koko-Besse Local Government...

Patrick Stewart: Life and Legacy of a Star Trek Icon From a difficult childhood in Yorkshire to international recognition in Star Trek and X-Men, Sir Patrick Stewart built a remarkable career spanning more than six decades. British actor Sir Patrick Stewart, best known for portraying Captain Jean-Luc Picard in...

154 Katsina Students Recover: What Is Bilharzia?

All 154 students hospitalised following a suspected adverse reaction to bilharzia medication in Katsina State have recovered and been discharged, according to the state police command. The incident occurred on October 26, 2026, at Government Science Secondary School, Batagarawa, after students received praziquantel tablets during a school-based treatment...