Eight persons arrested in an operation to curb land grabbing in Abuja are set to face prosecution.

Education minister Tahir assures transformation in education sector with unveiling of 13 pillars roadmap, promises improved system.

JAMB has implemented a “No Verification, No Admission” policy to weed out fake results.

Peter Obi has described as dangerous, the use of nearly N10 trillion to service what he termed unproductive debts.

Governor Adeleke has introduced reforms to prioritise teacher welfare and enhance educational quality in Osun State.

Nigeria’s government plans to cut power subsidy for consumers in the coming weeks. It is likely to triple electricity tariffs.

Unilorin has penalised 19 students for offences including theft, examination malpractice, hostel bed-space racketeering admission racketeering, extortion and assault.

Tinubu extolled Ogiame Atuwatse III for his strength of character, clear-sightedness, and zest for peace, progress, and development of Itsekiriland.

Hostages kidnapped on a Katsina farmland while searching for firewood have been freed after police engaged the abductors.

An increase in rhino poaching in Namibia, with 28 already killed this year has prompted authorities to investigate the surge.

The Christian Association of Nigeria has kicked against recurrence of provocative messages around religious holidays by corporate institutions, including FIRS.

An attack on a village in South Sudan has left at least 12 individuals dead and 15 children reported missing.

Federal Housing Authority Director Nya-Etok expresses confidence in President Tinubu’s pledge of 100,000 houses in 18 months.

Rights Activist Chude says citizen action is solution to government unaccountability, says Nigerians should be more informed.

Egyptian President Sisi’s third term inauguration took place at the new parliament building, symbolising ambitious infrastructure initiatives undertaken during his rule.

44-year-old pan-Africanist leftwinger, Bassirou Faye, has assumed Senegal’s presidency without any prior elected office experience.

As the price of gas purchased by Gencos increases, a hike in electricity tariff payable by Nigerian consumers seems inevitable.

Fulfilling a campaign pledge, President Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo appointed the country’s first female prime minister.

Consoling soldiers on recent losses, Nigeria’s Army Chief Lagbaja urged steadfastness, diligence, and commitment to duty amid ongoing operations.

Notorious for cult clashes until a recent lull, violence again erupted in Awka, with 6 killed on Easter Sunday.