INEC has commenced the public inspection of candidates’ credentials in Lagos ahead of the 2027 general elections, allowing Nigerians to scrutinise documents and challenge false declarations in line with the Electoral Act.
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Anambra First Lady Nonye Soludo Marks 56th Birthday, Renews Commitment to Humanitarian Service!
Anambra First Lady Dr. Nonye Soludo celebrates her 56th birthday, renewing her commitment to humanitarian service, grassroots empowerment, women’s development, healthcare advocacy, and community transformation across Anambra State.
I Need to Go Back and Beg God’ — Oloyede Reflects on 10 Years as JAMB Registrar!
Outgoing JAMB Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede reflects on his 10-year tenure, defends major reforms, discusses returning to academia, and says he now wants to “go back and beg God” after years in public service.
US Ends Routine Visa Services in Abuja, Moves Processing to Lagos from August 1!
The United States has ended routine visa services at its Embassy in Abuja from August 1, 2026, transferring all regular visa processing for Nigeria to the U.S. Consulate General in Lagos as part of a wider Africa-wide restructuring.
Nigeria’s daily gas supply reached 2.05bcf in the first half of 2026 but remained 35% below target as NUPRC introduced a new Gas Swap Framework to improve domestic supply and support industrial growth.
Court Wedding Doesn’t Stop Muslim Men From Marrying Another Wife, Lawyer Says, Sparks Debate!
A Nigerian lawyer says a court wedding does not prevent Muslim men from marrying another wife under Islamic law, sparking nationwide debate over statutory marriage, Islamic law, and the legal implications of polygamy in Nigeria.
From Drums to Chants: How Yoruba Indigenous Religion Shaped Christian, Islamic Worship — Don!
Professor Olusola Ajibade explains how Yoruba indigenous religion has influenced Christian and Islamic worship in Yorubaland through music, chants, language and cultural traditions.
Gunmen Attack Benue Catholic Bishop’s Residence, Abduct Seminarian as Diocese Appeals for Prayers!
Suspected gunmen attacked the Catholic Bishop of Otukpo’s residence in Benue State, abducting seminarian Kelvin Ochai. The diocese has appealed for prayers while security agencies intensify rescue efforts.
Delta Gives 86 South African Returnees ₦2m Per Family, Monthly Stipends After Xenophobic Attacks!
Delta State has awarded ₦2 million to each of 86 families repatriated from South Africa following xenophobic attacks, alongside monthly stipends to support reintegration and economic recovery.
Cross River Rolls Out AI-Powered Surveillance to Tackle Crime, Floods, Boost Emergency Response
Cross River State has launched an AI-powered surveillance system to combat crime, improve emergency response, and strengthen flood monitoring as part of its digital transformation agenda.
Adeleke’s campaign council has criticised APC governorship candidate Bola Oyebamiji for missing the Osun election peace accord, raising concerns over commitment to peaceful polls ahead of the governorship election.
FG extends 2026 textbook ranking deadline to August 7, gives publishers more time for submissions!
The Federal Government has extended the 2026 textbook ranking submission deadline to August 7, giving publishers more time to submit educational materials for assessment under Nigeria’s quality assurance programme.
Oloyede Hands Over to Segun Aina as New JAMB Registrar After a Decade of Reforms!
Professor Is-haq Oloyede has officially handed over as JAMB Registrar after 10 years, with Professor Segun Aina assuming leadership to continue reforms in Nigeria’s tertiary admission system.
PCN shuts 383 pharmacies, medicine stores in Ogun over regulatory violations!
The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria seals 383 pharmacies and medicine stores across Ogun State over regulatory violations as authorities intensify efforts to eliminate illegal drug outlets and protect public health.
Bayelsa Doctors Seek Greater Investment in Specialist Care, Emergency Services to Strengthen Healthcare Delivery!
Doctors in Bayelsa State have called for increased investment in specialist healthcare, emergency medical services, and critical care facilities to improve patient outcomes and strengthen healthcare delivery across the state.