Philips Akinyemi Boluwaji University, Emure Ekiti, Ekiti State.

14/05/2026

14/05/2026

27/11/2025

Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, in the Northern region, has confirmed the death of a Kaduna Anglican priest, Venerable Edwin Achi, who died while in

27/11/2025

Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Education launches Inspire Live(s), a nationwide digital learning programme with online classes for secondary school students

27/11/2025

Meet Ayeobasan Temitope Theresa from a little girl clutching her primary school certificate as Best Graduating Pupil to a young woman making history as the Best Graduating Student, Dept. of History & International Studies, LASU

📚 And guess what… this is the first time, the department produced a First Class graduate (CGPA: 4.50/5.00) and it’s Temitope.

27/11/2025

27/11/2025

The recent abduction of students in Kebbi State and Niger State again shook the nation’s conscience and exposed the persistent fragility of Nigeria’s security architecture. The back-to-back invasion of Government Girls Secondary School in Maga and St Mary’s School in Papiri is not an isolated tragedy but part of a long, painful pattern that targets the most vulnerable: young girls seeking education.

Click the link for more: https://dailytrust.com/how-nigeria-can-end-recurring-mass-school-abductions/?noamp=available

27/11/2025

The Senate has dissolved its Standing Committee on National Security and Intelligence, as well as the Senate Committee on Air Force, citing inefficiency and

27/11/2025

ICYMI: Nigeria’s Coastal Crisis – Our Investigation

Since October, Premium Times and Pluboard have published investigations into Nigeria’s coastal life and capture fisheries, a sector vital to the nation's food security but so dangerously neglected.

Part I of the series shows how small-scale fishers and women traders, already struggling with climate pressures, face persistent piracy and sea robbery attacks. The attacks have continued despite official claims that the waters are now secure. On the ground, we found frequent attacks, stolen engines, kidnappings, deaths, and communities left with almost no state protection.

Part II exposes a deeper issue: Nigeria has no clear policy, credit system, or support structure for the millions who drive its coastal and artisanal fisheries sector.

These workers operate outside formal planning yet are central to national nutrition and local economies. The reports show that insecurity is only one piece of a wider governance vacuum threatening Nigeria’s coastal future.

Read the full reports below: https://snip.ng/QvWjU