UTME glitches: YabaTech stands with JAMB Leadership
By Abdulfatah Babatunde Lagos, May 17, ’25 (TNZ) Dr Ibrahim Abdul, the Rector of Yaba College of Technology, has extended unwavering support to.
Education
Education Regulators
General
Ex-FRSC chief commends Oloyede’s courage on JAMB errors
By Our Correspondent Lagos, May 17, ’25 (TNZ) Dr Kayode Olagunju, retired Deputy Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), has.
Ecology
Environment
LASG intensifies campaign against noise pollution
By Our Correspondent Lagos, May 17, ’25 (TNZ) The Lagos State Government says it is committed to tackling noise pollution through strengthened enforcement,.
Economy
Maritime
12 banks to disburse NIMASA’s CVFF at single-digit interest
By Our Correspondent Lagos, May 17, ’25 (TNZ) The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has selected 12 Primary Lending Institutions (PLIs).
Law / Crime
Financial Crimes: Police arrest, arraign 2 cyber criminal suspects
ADVERTISEMENT By Our Correspondent Lagos, May 16, ’25 (TNZ) The Nigeria Police Force INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB), Abuja has recorded a breakthrough.
Education
Features/Opinion
2025 UTME Storm: Critical Crossroads for Nigeria’s Education
By Yinka Salaam Lagos, May 11, ’25 (TNZ) Many Nigerians have expressed concerns over the result of the just concluded Unified Tertiary.
Features/Opinion
Delicate Balance: How CEOs Can Harmonise Personal Branding
By Oyewole Sarumi Lagos, May 11, ’25 (TNZ) In today’s hyper-connected digital economy, a CEO’s brand is no longer separate from the company’s.
Features/Opinion
Foreign News
India-Pakistan Conflict: What Nigerians Need to Know
By Abdulfatah Babatunde Islamabad, May 10, ’25 (TNZ) In what appears to be the most serious military confrontation between the two nuclear-armed rivals.
Economy
National
FG to fast-track cash transfers to 15m households
From Our Correspondent Abuja, May 8, ’25 (TNZ) The Federal Government has started implementing its economic and financial inclusion strategy in phases to.
Education
FG scraps BEA scholarship to curb waste – TDF
From Our Correspondent Lagos, May 4, ’25 (TNZ) The Democratic Front (TDF) says the federal government’s decision to scrap the Bilateral Education Agreement.