Category: News
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Sex Myths Nigerian Youths Still Believe — And the Dangerous Truth Backed by Data
In Nigeria, silence around sex has created a dangerous vacuum—one filled not with facts, but with myths. Among young people navigating relationships, peer pressure, and digital exposure, misinformation is shaping real-life decisions with lasting consequences. But beyond opinions and beliefs, the data tells a more urgent story. A Generation at Risk Sexual health challenges among…
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“A Tense Pause: Inside the High-Stakes US–Iran Ceasefire Deal”
A fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran has temporarily halted a dangerous escalation that brought the Middle East to the brink of a wider conflict, but analysts warn the agreement offers only a narrow window for diplomacy—not a durable peace. Announced in early April 2026 after intense backchannel negotiations, the deal imposes a…
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Night of Annihilation: World Leaders Erupt as Hypothetical Iran Wipeout Sparks Global Crisis Fears
A scenario in which Iran is wiped out in a single night would trigger one of the most intense global reactions in modern history, with world leaders expected to respond with outrage, fear, and urgent calls for international intervention. Though hypothetical, current geopolitical tensions offer a clear blueprint of how such a catastrophic event would…
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2026 UTME: JAMB Issues Fresh Advisory to Admission Seekers
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released a fresh bulletin addressing admission seekers, reiterating that all admissions into Nigerian tertiary institutions must be processed strictly through its Central Admission Processing System (CAPS). In its latest update, the Board warned institutions and candidates alike that any admission conducted outside CAPS is illegal and will…
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2027: African Democratic Congress Weighs Options Amid Crisis, INEC Standoff
ABUJA — The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is facing a defining moment as it weighs multiple strategic options ahead of the 2027 general elections, amid deepening internal divisions and a standoff with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The party, once considered a potential rallying platform for opposition figures, is now grappling with leadership disputes,…
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300-level university student stabbed to death by colleague at freshers’ night party
The Niger State Police Command said Seyi Simion, a 300-level student of Federal University of Education, Kontagora, was stabbed to death by his colleague during a school party. The 25-year-old was stabbed on Sunday during a freshers’ night party organised by the students’ union of the school. A Facebook user, Usman Alfa, posted the news…
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Troops Rescue 31 Abducted Worshippers in Kaduna
No fewer than 31 worshippers abducted during an Easter church service at the Evangelical Church Winning All in Ariko village, Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State, have been rescued by troops of the Nigerian Army. In a statement on its verified X (formerly Twitter) handle, the Nigerian Army said the rescue operation followed a…
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OAU Defeats UI in Fierce Semi-Final Clash to Storm 2026 STEM Africa Duel Final
In a gripping display of intellect, speed, and teamwork, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) triumphed over long-standing academic rival University of Ibadan (UI) in the semi-final of the 2026 STEM Africa University Duel, securing a well-deserved place in the grand finale. The high-stakes encounter, streamed on the official STEM Africa YouTube channel, showcased the very best…
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2027: Will INEC Deliver On Its Promises?
Ishowo Malik Ayomide Many Nigerians are looking forward to the 2027 elections with high expectations, mainly due to prevailing security, economic, and infrastructural challenges, rising youth unemployment, and a desire for a better future. Many continue to hope for a leader capable of tackling these issues and guiding Nigeria onto a positive path. Indeed, many…