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American Open University launches in Nigeria, redefining higher education with global partnerships, aiming to bridge the gap between degrees and the workplace.
Over 2,000 educators joined Kano State's EDUFORGE training led by Phrank Shaibu, focusing on inclusive teaching and Universal Design for Learning principles.
Armed bandits attacked St. John's Catholic Church in Benue state, kidnapping nine worshippers during a vigil, sparking community panic and security responses.
Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board warns 2026 UTME candidates that false information may result in admission loss and sanctions, including registration bans.
The Court of Appeal upholds Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's suspension by the Nigerian Senate for misconduct, affirming the Senate's authority in the matter.
Kogi State temporarily closes markets and motor parks in seven local government areas to enhance security operations against terrorists and criminal activities.
A tragic trailer crash in Kano State has claimed over 30 lives, sparking grief and calls for immediate medical support for the injured from Governor Abba Yusuf.
AFRICOM's General Dagvin Anderson met President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Abuja, discussing vital security matters with Nigerian service chiefs and U.S. officials.
The Lagos State Police Command has given a new update after the tragic deaths of gospel artist Matthew Ogundele and three others in a music studio.
Adekunle Dada
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