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FG Agriculture Quarantine Recruitment: Avoid These Common Mistakes Before Applying
The Federal Government has opened the recruitment portal for the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS), offering qualified Nigerians an opportunity to join the agency responsible for protecting the country’s agricultural sector from harmful pests, diseases, and contaminated products. As applications commence, prospective candidates have been advised to pay close attention to the recruitment guidelines, as…
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Kwara: Three Suspected Bandits Killed, Nine Kidnap Victims Rescued as DSS, Forest Guards Win Fierce Gun Battle
Ilorin, Kwara State | Wednesday, July 29, 2026 Three suspected bandits were killed while nine kidnapped victims were rescued during a coordinated security operation involving operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS), Kwara State Forest Guards, local hunters and vigilantes in Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State. The operation, which took place on…
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Tragedy in Ghana: Nation’s Tallest Man, Sulemana ‘Awuche’ Abdul-Samed, Dies at 33
Sulemana Abdul-Samed, popularly known as Awuche and widely regarded as Ghana’s tallest man, has died at the age of 33 after a prolonged battle with health complications linked to gigantism. He passed away in the early hours of Monday, July 27, 2026, at the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH), where he had been receiving specialist medical…
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Meet Nathan Thomas: The 18-Year-Old Who Made History as the World’s Youngest Professor
At the age when most teenagers are preparing to begin university, Nathan Thomas from the United States had already earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering—and made history by becoming the world’s youngest male professor at just 18 years and 346 days old. Nathan was appointed to teach “C for Engineers” at Miami Dade…
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How Alleged Missing iPhone Led to Brutal Killing of UniJos Graduate
Jos, Plateau State – What began as an allegation over a missing iPhone ended in tragedy after a University of Jos (UniJos) graduate, Ibrahim Pilasar Mbaya, popularly known as Ibee, was allegedly lynched by a mob in Jos, Plateau State. The shocking incident, which has sparked widespread outrage across Nigeria, reportedly occurred after Mbaya spent…
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Beyond Patrol Vehicles: 10 Things to Know About Oyo’s New ₦7.7bn Surveillance Aircraft,Diamond DA42 Multi-Purpose (MNG) and the Countries Already Using the Technology
Ibadan | July 29, 2026 The Oyo State Government has taken a significant step towards strengthening internal security with the acquisition of two Diamond DA42 Multi-Purpose (MNG) Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) aircraft worth about ₦7.7 billion. Governor Seyi Makinde said the aircraft are expected to enhance intelligence gathering, improve rapid response to security threats,…
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FG Raises Red Flag for Job Seekers, Reveals Costly Mistakes That Can Ruin Government Job Applications
Abuja, Nigeria | Tuesday, July 28, 2026 The Federal Government has again warned Nigerians seeking employment in the public service to avoid common mistakes that could lead to automatic disqualification from federal recruitment exercises. The advisory comes as interest in Federal Government jobs continues to rise, with thousands of applicants preparing for recruitment into Ministries,…
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JUST IN: Nigeria Customs Unveils Final List of Successful Applicants, Opens Portal for Next Stage
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has officially released the final list of successful candidates for its ongoing recruitment exercise, marking the commencement of the final stage of the employment process. The Service directed all shortlisted candidates to immediately log in to the official recruitment portal to confirm their selection, complete the required documentation, and accept…
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UK Tightens Student Visa Rules— Only Three African Countries Get a Pass
The United Kingdom has updated its financial evidence requirements for Student and Child Student visas, granting a reduced documentary burden to just three African nations. Nationals of Botswana, Mauritius and Tunisia no longer need to submit proof of funds when they first apply. Immigration officers can still request the documents later if necessary. Applicants from…
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Travelling to America? US Issues Fresh Passport Warning to Nigerians With Dual Nationality
The United States Mission in Nigeria has issued a fresh advisory to Nigerians who hold dual citizenship, reminding them that American law requires all U.S. citizens to travel with a valid U.S. passport when entering or leaving the United States. The mission stressed that the directive applies to every U.S. citizen, including Nigerians who have…
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