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Paul Biya re-elected as Cameroon’s President for Eighth Term

Featured, Politics, World

Amid rising tension, Cameroon’s 92-year-old leader Paul Biya has won re-election for an eighth term.

JAMB Approves Admission for 85 Outstanding Underage Candidates

Education

After what it has termed as rigorous evaluation process, JAMB has approved admission for 85 underage candidates.

Ex-Jigawa Governor Declares Interest in PDP National Chairmanship

Politics

Former Jigawa Governor has officially announced his bid for the PDP National Chairmanship, ahead of the party’s convention.

Elderly man seizes Bank Signboard over Unexplained Debit Alerts

Entertainment

An elderly man sparked drama after taking away bank signboard to protest repeated unexplained debit alerts on his account.

Peter Obi: Yahoo Boys Are Geniuses Who Need Redirection, Not Condemnation

News

Peter Obi urges Nigerians to stop condemning Yahoo boys, calling them geniuses whose creativity should be redirected toward innovation and development.

PDP Names 13-Member Screening Committee Ahead of National Convention

Politics

The PDP has announced a 13-member screening panel led by Eyitayo Jegede ahead of its 2025 National Convention in Ibadan to ensure transparency and fairness.

Retired Generals React as Tinubu Reshuffles Nigeria’s Service Chiefs

News

In the wake of sudden reshuffle, Retired military generals has reacted to President Tinubu’s decision to replace service chiefs.

Tinubu Explains Reason Behind Sacking of Service Chiefs

Featured, News

President Tinubu has explained what informed his removal of service chiefs and making new replacements in the military command.

ADC to Tinubu: Tell Nigerians the Real Reason You Fired the Service Chiefs

News, Politics

ADC asks President Tinubu to clarify reasons behind the sudden dismissal of Nigeria’s service chiefs amid coup attempt rumours.

Tension in Kwara as Truckloads of Suspected Herders Arrive for Voter Registration

News

Truckloads of suspected herders arrive in Kwara border towns for voter registration, sparking fears of manipulation and security concerns.