Ibrahim Sofiyullaha
3094 articles published since 30 Nov 2023
3094 articles published since 30 Nov 2023
Allegations emerged that hijab-wearing UTME candidates were stopped at an Ibadan CBT centre before JAMB officials intervened and resolved the matter in Nigeria.
HURIWA called for presidential intervention in the WINHOMES dispute, warning that delays and demolition concerns had weakened investor confidence.
BBC investigation revealed migrants were coached to fake LGBT identities for UK asylum, raising concerns over fraud and impact on genuine seekers.
Amid rising concerns of forced enlistment, Nigerians reject Russia's job offers through a platform, fearing coercion into military service amid the Ukraine invasion.
Adelaja Adeoye pledged to transform Lagos with reforms in power, housing and governance, promising transparency and economic growth if elected governor.
Chibuzor Chinyere said OPM ran a free rehabilitation programme for repentant criminals, combining spiritual reform and vocational training for reintegration.
JAMB has adjusted the UTME 2026 start time in Jos from 8.30am to 9am due to curfew, assuring candidates of safety and adequate security measures.
Nigeria Police dismissed rumours on JAMB exam insecurity, deployed personnel nationwide, and assured candidates of safety ahead of the 2026 exams.
NOUN included 56 inmates among 24,575 graduates at its convocation, expanding access to education and supporting rehabilitation through distance learning.
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