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A fire in Ilorin's Mandate Market destroyed 12 shops. Firefighters responded quickly, but the cause is still under investigation.
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A fire in Ilorin's Mandate Market destroyed 12 shops. Firefighters responded quickly, but the cause is still under investigation.

Abia State University has lifted the suspension of lecturer Nnamdi Nwaeze, who claimed professors earn less than tricyclists. An investigation into misconduct remains.

Queen Sarraounia Mangou was a fierce leader and military commander who fought against French colonial forces in Niger. Her legacy continues to inspire resistance.

JAMB has published the 2026 UTME results for underage candidates. These results are only for reference and do not qualify candidates for admission.

As mental health cases increase, JUTH's psychiatric unit is overwhelmed, forcing families to wait for beds. This situation reflects broader issues in Nigeria's mental health system.

Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, has apologized to Nigerian security agencies after his controversial comments at the NBA conference.

Three women lost their lives and 10 others were injured when a vehicle fell from a bridge on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Eyewitnesses cited speeding as a cause.

FAAN has denied that its airport rules influenced Uber's exit from Nigeria. The agency's managing director stated that Uber's departure was based on its own business considerations.

Peter Obi and Donald Duke joined Rotimi Amaechi for a vigil mass honoring his late mother, Mary Orduah-Amaechi, in Port Harcourt. The event celebrated her life and faith.

Doctors at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital have called off their strike following an apology related to an assault incident. A committee will be formed to enhance worker safety.

The PDP in Ebonyi State asserts that the state is for everyone, not just one political party. They call for support of democracy and citizens' rights to choose leaders in 2027.

Nnimmo Bassey demands an independent investigation into the tragic deaths in Okrika, highlighting urgent environmental concerns in the region.