Inspire Live will connect pupils to interactive online lessons with free data access, Education Minister Tunji Alausa says, as the...
NELFUND plans a parents’ verification portal to confirm school-fee payments while piloting a restricted digital wallet that lets students authorise...
The LAUTECH strike has begun after a 14-day ultimatum expired, with ASUU directing members to suspend lectures and examinations over...
JAMB is considering adding life skills and critical thinking to the UTME, while introducing procedures to help candidates resolve discrepancies...
Lagos Fashion Week 2026 enters its main runway programme on October 29, with designers spotlighting African craftsmanship, contemporary style and...
NECLive 2026 brings Femi Adebayo, Genoveva Umeh, Kayode Kasum and music executives to Lagos to explore how Nigeria’s entertainment audience...
Francis Duru’s family has confirmed his death following a brief illness, as colleagues and fans mourn the veteran Nollywood actor.
Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Burna Boy will return to Paris’ Stade de France in October to headline the halftime show for...
Nigeria’s Flamingos have reached their first FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup final after defeating Brazil 3–1, with Awawu Bashiru scoring...
The Flamingos beat Mexico 2–1 as Oluebube Umejiaku and Mary Dunstan scored to send Nigeria into the quarter-finals of the...
Liverpool vs Chelsea ended in a dramatic 6–5 penalty shootout victory for the Reds after a 1–1 draw, securing Liverpool’s...
Anthony Joshua has stepped up his preparations for a potential Tyson Fury showdown with an unusual stretching machine that has...
NAFDAC confirms that Nestle's Cerelac infant cereals in Nigeria meet stringent registration standards aligned with national and international regulations.
FCCPC has confirmed that the troubled Abuja Chinese supermarket priced its goods in Chinese yen instead of Nigerian naira, violating Nigerian law.
President Tinubu defends Nigeria's fuel subsidy removal, citing it as crucial for economic stability, at the World Economic Forum in Riyadh.
The cement prices in Nigeria for a 50kg cement bag ranges from N5,000 to N11,000 as of 2024, depending on the brand and location.
