The Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, says terrorism financiers have not been prosecuted because the investigations are complex and require thorough, time-consuming processes, despite growing public pressure.
…the government must do one thing, the Minister of Education must reverse his words and promote our mother tongue…
Forty-four federal lawmakers have appealed to President Bola Tinubu to discontinue the prosecution of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu and initiate a national dialogue aimed at reconciliation and addressing political grievances.
Nigeria’s House of Representatives has directed WAEC to suspend its planned 2026 transition to CBT, citing inadequate preparation among schools, especially in rural areas.
The Federal Government has replaced the mother tongue education policy with English-only instruction, citing poor exam performance linked to indigenous language use.
A federal judge ruled the Education Department violated workers’ First Amendment rights by sending partisan shutdown emails without consent.
Countries that prioritize education consistently demonstrate stronger economies, innovation, and higher quality of life.
Kaduna State has adopted a non-kinetic peace model offering education, healthcare, and livelihood opportunities to bandits instead of ransom payments, according to Kaduna Commissioner for Information, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki.
Nigeria has intensified international and interfaith engagements to counter false claims of religious intolerance, the Information Minister said after meeting President Tinubu.
Russia and North Korea are forging closer ties as both nations seek mutual support to survive Western sanctions, exchanging political solidarity for vital resources.