Ololade Olatimehin
630 articles published since 31 Jan 2025
630 articles published since 31 Jan 2025
Native doctor Eke Hit has told the Anambra High Court in Awka that Agunechemba operatives took $75,000 and valuables during a 2025 raid on his home.
WAEC reports a rise in female candidates for the 2026 WASSCE, with girls now comprising 51.08% of enrolment. Exam security measures have also been enhanced.
WAEC tightens exam security for 2026 WASSCE as 1.9 million candidates sit for the CBT, adopting question serialisation to combat malpractice and ensure integrity.
NDC House of Reps aspirant Amb. Lotanna Ikebunwa addresses claims of political sponsorship as constituency battle intensifies toward the 2027 polls.
KWASU’s termination of its HND conversion programme, following NUC directives, has triggered reactions among polytechnic students seeking degree upgrades.
Panic erupted in Omu-Aran as a fire, ignited by children playing with a gas cylinder, engulfed two flats. Prompt firefighting efforts saved the building from ruin.
Good governance advocate Kalu Okoronkwo examines the NDC convention in Abuja, where talks of unity, Obi–Kwankwaso alignment, and humane politics stir hope and doubt.
JAMB sets cut-off marks at 150 for universities and 100 for polytechnics for 2026. Key admission deadlines announced, with offers to be accepted within four weeks.
UTME 2026 application data released by JAMB has shown LASU leading Nigeria’s most selected universities, as UNILAG, OAU, and the University of Ibadan follow closely.
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