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ABU graduate expresses fear of not getting good job due to her CGPA, posts result
Tax Reforms: Nigerian workers report higher take-home pay in January 2026 under PAYE system
Nigerian workers see increased take-home pay due to reduced PAYE deductions under new tax laws, as reforms aim to simplify taxation and enhance disposable income.
Simi blasts men who complain they don't get attention when their wives give birth
Nigerian singer Simi has criticised men who complain about a lack of attention after childbirth, saying the focus should remain on mothers and babies after delivery.
Nigerian expert slams fee payment for doctoral students: “PhD is research, not school”
A Nigerian expert questioned why PhD students pay tuition fees, highlighting disparities with funding practices in other countries and sparking online debate.
DisCos blame low generation as national grid collapses three times in one month
DisCos have attributed the latest collapse of Nigeria’s national power grid to low power generation, following a third incident recorded in less than one month.
First-class graduate of Nile University gets admission offer from University of Cambridge
A Nigerian first-class graduate from Nile University has taken to social media to share his excited after being offered admission by the University of Cambridge.
Mix With Orijin ends cultural cocktail journey with bold local flavour
Mix With Orijin concludes its six-episode series with a bold, flavour-packed finale that blends culture, humour, and hands-on mixology into one memorable experience.
IATA raises concern as airlines struggle to access billions in ticket revenue worldwide
IATA says airlines are facing financial pressure due to blocked ticket revenues in several countries, causing about $1.2 billion in airline revenues trapped.
2026 UTME/DE: Is it an offence for undergraduate students to register? JAMB clarifies
JAMB clarified that enrolled students could register for the 2026 UTME but must disclose their matriculation status or risk losing both admissions.
FCTA Workers Defy Court Order, Continue Strike Amid Warnings from Minister Wike
FCTA workers defy court orders in a strike over staff welfare and the removal of Minister Nyesom Wike, despite threats of sanctions and ongoing appeals.
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