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(+Video)Jubilation Rocks Ogbomosho, Tinubu Joyful as Rescued Oriire Schoolchildren Return Home After 56-Day Ordeal

Streets across Ogbomosho erupted in celebration on Friday night as pupils and teachers abducted from three schools in Oriire Local Government Area finally returned...

NANS Gives South African Businesses Four-Day Ultimatum to Exit Nigeria Over Xenophobic Attacks

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has issued a four-day ultimatum to South African business interests operating in Nigeria to leave the country,...

How Nigerian Medical Student, Adaobi Marian, Was Killed by Russian Strike in Ukraine

Just days before she was meant to wear her graduation gown and receive the medical degree she had worked years to earn, 23-year-old Nigerian...

WHEN CHILDREN GROW UP: THE HIDDEN COST OF UNDIAGNOSED DYSLEXIA

By Chinelo Ezigbo An employer once told me she had let a member of staff go years ago. There were mistakes, difficulty with written tasks,...

UNBUNDLING THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN ELECTION CASES: A REVIEW OF PROF. MAGDALYN DURA’S INAUGURAL LECTURE

By Sabastine Abu In a democracy, elections are the bedrock of legitimate governance, yet the integrity of that foundation rests precariously on the mechanisms available...

Obari Calls for Renewed Investment in Publishing Industry at the Presentation of White Guava and War

A leading communication professional has called for renewed investment in Nigeria’s publishing industry, warning that declining reading habits and weak distribution networks continue to...

Court Upholds Dismissal of Former JAMB Deputy Director, Says Conduct Destroyed Employer’s Trust

The National Industrial Court (NIC) in Abuja has upheld the dismissal of former Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Deputy Director, Yisa Usman, ruling...

How a former varsity student got his degree upgraded, paid N20m on orders of the Supreme Court

He Claimed He Deserved a Second Class Upper Degree, but His University Insisted on a Second Class Lower. So, Who Was Right? A Blow-by-Blow Account...

THEIR CHILDREN ARE ABROAD, OURS ARE KIDNAPPED: Eleven Years After Chibok, Why Nigeria Still Cannot Protect Its Schoolchildren

By Alifa Daniel (Editorial Consultant), with additional reporting drawn from the internet More than a decade after the abduction of 276 schoolgirls in Chibok shocked...

16 Days of Silence: Teachers Strike, Presidential Visit, Fear, Tears as Oyo’s Abducted Pupils Remain in Captivity

The classrooms still remain silent. But not so for Oyo public school teachers. They are downing their chalks. Where the laughter of children once echoed across...

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