
UNIPORT names new vice-chancellor
The University of Port Harcourt has appointed Princewill Chike as its new vice-chancellor, effective July 13. He succeeds Owunari Georgewill in this role.
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The University of Port Harcourt has appointed Princewill Chike as its new vice-chancellor, effective July 13. He succeeds Owunari Georgewill in this role.

Enugu residents and food sellers express concern over the rising prices of tomatoes, pepper, and crayfish. The increase is attributed to off-season factors and high transport costs.

The Enugu State Government warns against plans to close markets for an APC rally. It emphasizes the importance of keeping businesses open and respecting personal rights.

Eight pastors have been arrested in Anambra for staging fake miracles with hired actors. They face serious charges for deceiving the public.

During a promotion ceremony in Owerri, Imo Police Commissioner Audu Bosso urged 500 newly promoted officers to remain accountable and uphold police values.

Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde reassures residents about the rescue of abducted teachers and pupils. He meets with NAF officials to discuss security measures.

The Oyo State Police have launched a statewide operation targeting fake number plates and unmarked vehicles to improve safety and security.

The Court of Appeal in Abuja has canceled parts of a ruling that recognized a factional caretaker committee in the PDP, stating it was beyond the trial court's decisions.

The NCDC has confirmed there are no Ebola cases in Nigeria. They are monitoring outbreaks in neighboring countries and have increased preparedness measures.

The Federal High Court in Lagos has delayed its decision on Blessing Okoro's bail request until June 9. She is facing trial for an alleged ₦36 million fraud.

The Akwa Ibom Speaker has suspended his Press Secretary for issuing an unauthorized statement about the assembly's return. This follows a recent clash at the Government House.

The Defence Headquarters has urged schools in Nigeria to enhance security following recent kidnappings. They provided steps to ensure student safety and promote vigilance.