Month: July 2026
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Minister Alausa identifies access as Nigeria’s core education hurdle
Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa argues that Nigeria's education crisis stems from a lack of transition opportunities for students, rather than initial enrolment numbers, while calling for data-driven journalism to boost accountability.
Future prospects for Welsh men’s golf: Assessing the pipeline for talent
With no Welsh representation at this year's Open Championship, Wales Golf is looking toward long-term youth development and the integration of veteran experience to revive the nation's professional prospects.
Education Minister Credits NECO Computer-Based Exams with Curbing Malpractice
Nigeria's Minister of State for Education reports that the new NECO computer-based examination system is successfully minimizing malpractice and enhancing the overall integrity of public testing.
Abuja Court Awaits Verdict in Olawepo-Hashim Lawsuit Against INEC
A Federal High Court in Abuja has reserved judgment in a legal challenge by Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim to secure his recognition as the Accord Party's 2027 presidential nominee.
Tinubu Vows Judicial Budget Remains Secure Despite Housing Initiatives
President Bola Tinubu has assured that housing projects for judges will not compromise judicial budgets or influence, arguing that comfortable living conditions are essential for maintaining an independent judiciary.
Top 10 Samsung Galaxy Devices Offering Maximum Internal Storage
Discover the top 10 Samsung Galaxy smartphones that provide the highest storage capacities, reaching up to 1TB for power users and content creators.
BUA Foods Chairman Calls for Agricultural Investment to Combat Nigerian Hunger
BUA Foods Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu pushes for increased agricultural funding to fight hunger in Nigeria, following the company's report of ₦518.4 billion in profit for 2025.
Senate committee highlights NCDC funding issues while praising leadership
The Senate Committee on the North Central Development Commission has criticized funding delays while commending the organization's leadership for their progress in establishing institutional structures.
Donald Trump Demands Resumption of ICE Traffic Stops Following Fatal Shootings
President Donald Trump has called for ICE to continue using traffic stops, contradicting a recent agency decision to suspend the practice following two fatal incidents.
FCT High Court Rules APC United Kingdom Chapter Unlawful
A Federal Capital Territory High Court has ruled the APC UK chapter illegal, declaring that Nigerian political parties have no constitutional authority to form branches or hold congresses outside the country.