JAMB will release the rescheduled UTME results for 379,000 candidates on Wednesday after technical failures marred the initial exam, prompting backlash and calls for a fresh UTME.
Oyo State Government says local flights will resume at Ibadan Airport by the end of 2025, with international operations set to begin by June 2026.
President Tinubu approves critical regulatory licenses for the Kolmani Integrated Development Project and backs the Bauchi Oil and Gas Academy
President Bola Tinubu meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican during the pope’s inauguration mass, marking the beginning of a new papacy
Simon Ekpa, a factional IPOB leader, faces terrorism charges in Finland for inciting violence in Nigeria’s South-East. He remains in custody pending trial.
President Tinubu approves the recruitment of forest guards to reclaim Nigeria’s forests from criminals. Thousands of jobs to be created under this new security initiative.
Lagos State records over N1 trillion in investments in one year, driven by $600 million in deals across ICT, healthcare, logistics, and port operations, says Commissioner Folashade Ambrose.
Nigeria needs $10 billion annually for two decades to fix its power sector, says Minister Adelabu, as he commissions solar power plants at the NDA in Kaduna.
JAMB admits to errors in the 2025 UTME and orders over 173,000 students to retake the exam following mass complaints of score discrepancies.
Nigerian Senate has called for an urgent redeployment of military forces to Borno and Yobe states following deadly attacks.
