President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of new governing councils for federal universities and colleges of education in Nigeria, aiming to improve academic standards. Notable appointments include Temi Harriman as Chairman of the Nigerian Maritime University and Rabe Mudi Bala as Chairman of the Nigerian University of Science and Technology, among others. The appointees are tasked with enhancing the quality of education in the country.
August 9, 2024
Tinubu Appoints New Governing Councils for Federal Universities and Colleges of Education to Enhance Academic Standards
August 2, 2024
Nigerian States Enforce 24-Hour Curfews in Response to Protests Over Rising Living Costs
Amidst rising public unrest over the high cost of living, four Nigerian states have enforced 24-hour curfews to curb escalating protests. These measures aim to restore order and ensure public safety. Amnesty International reports at least 13 deaths linked to the protests.
July 10, 2024
House of Representatives Clears Air on Controversial LGBTQ Clauses in Samoa Agreement Implementation
The Nigerian House of Representatives has clarified that it did not request the suspension of the Samoa Agreement due to purported LGBTQ clauses. This follows concerns that the agreement might legalize same-sex relationships in Nigeria. President Tinubu's administration affirms that the Samoa Agreement, signed in 2018, respects Nigeria’s laws, including the prohibition of same-sex relationships.
May 29, 2024
Controversy Surrounds Senate's Rush to Reinstate 1960 National Anthem, Criticized by Media Group
The Muslim Media Watch Group of Nigeria (MMWG) criticized the Senate for its hasty decision to pass a bill reverting to the nation’s 1960 national anthem. They believe the move lacks popular support and deem it a misplaced priority. The group aligns with the Attorney General, suggesting the Senate should address more pressing issues affecting Nigerians.
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