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Education Babcock expels student over alleged ritual practices drug offences

Babcock University in Nigeria has expelled a student for alleged involvement in ritual practices and drug offenses. The student identified as Olufemi Adeyeye was reportedly caught with drugs and items believed to be used for rituals in his possession. The universitys spokesperson stated that the school has a zero-tolerance policy for such activities and will not hesitate to take disciplinary action against any student involved. Adeyeye has been handed over to the police for further investigation and prosecution. The incident has sparked concern and outrage among students and parents highlighting the need for stricter measures to prevent such incidents in the future.

  • Babcock University in Nigeria has expelled a student for alleged involvement in ritual practices and drug offenses.

    The student identified as Olufemi Adeyeye was reportedly caught with drugs and items believed to be used for rituals in his possession.

    The universitys spokesperson stated that the school has a zero-tolerance policy for such activities and will not hesitate to take disciplinary action against any student involved.

    Adeyeye has been handed over to the police for further investigation and prosecution.

    The incident has sparked concern and outrage among students and parents highlighting the need for stricter measures to prevent such incidents in the future.

05 Jun, 2025
Lifestyle NCDC reports 366 deaths from lassa fever meningitis warns of ongoing health threat

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has confirmed a total of 366 deaths linked to Lassa fever and meningitis this year underscoring the persistent public health threat posed by the two infectious diseases. According to the agency from January 1 to May 18 2025 there were 733 confirmed cases of Lassa fever […]

  • The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has confirmed a total of 366 deaths linked to Lassa fever and meningitis this year underscoring the persistent public health threat posed by the two infectious diseases.

    According to the agency from January 1 to May 18 2025 there were 733 confirmed cases of Lassa fever […].

30 May, 2025
Education WAEC attributes delay in 2025 English exam to anti-malpractice measures apologises to candidates

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has apologized for the delay in the 2025 English exam and attributed it to their anti-malpractice measures. In a statement the council explained that they had to take extra precautions to prevent cheating and ensure the integrity of the exam. This included stricter security measures and the use of technology to detect malpractice. However the delay caused frustration and disappointment among candidates and their parents. WAEC has promised to improve their processes and ensure that future exams are conducted smoothly and on time. They have also urged candidates to comply with the exam regulations to avoid any further delays.

  • The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has apologized for the delay in the 2025 English exam and attributed it to their anti-malpractice measures.

    In a statement the council explained that they had to take extra precautions to prevent cheating and ensure the integrity of the exam.

    This included stricter security measures and the use of technology to detect malpractice.

    However the delay caused frustration and disappointment among candidates and their parents.

    WAEC has promised to improve their processes and ensure that future exams are conducted smoothly and on time.

    They have also urged candidates to comply with the exam regulations to avoid any further delays.

29 May, 2025
Entertainment Angel Smith defends herself after viral intimate video with mystery lady sparks backlash

Former Big Brother Naija star Angel Smith has addressed the public backlash that followed a viral video showing her in an intimate moment with an unidentified female companion. The video which made the rounds on social media captured Angel and the woman in affectionate poses including a scene where they appeared to be dancing closely. […]

  • Former Big Brother Naija star Angel Smith has addressed the public backlash that followed a viral video showing her in an intimate moment with an unidentified female companion.

    The video which made the rounds on social media captured Angel and the woman in affectionate poses including a scene where they appeared to be dancing closely.

    […].

27 May, 2025
Politics Trump calls Putin “crazy” as Russia unleashes biggest drone assault on Ukraine

In recent news former US President Donald Trump has called Russian President Vladimir Putin "crazy" as Russia launched its largest drone attack on Ukraine. The attack which occurred on Monday targeted Ukrainian military positions and resulted in the deaths of three Ukrainian soldiers. This move by Russia has escalated tensions between the two countries with Trump criticizing Putins actions and calling for a strong response from the US. The attack has also raised concerns about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the potential for further aggression from Russia. The situation remains tense as both sides continue to exchange accusations and threats.

  • In recent news former US President Donald Trump has called Russian President Vladimir Putin "crazy" as Russia launched its largest drone attack on Ukraine.

    The attack which occurred on Monday targeted Ukrainian military positions and resulted in the deaths of three Ukrainian soldiers.

    This move by Russia has escalated tensions between the two countries with Trump criticizing Putins actions and calling for a strong response from the US.

    The attack has also raised concerns about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the potential for further aggression from Russia.

    The situation remains tense as both sides continue to exchange accusations and threats.

26 May, 2025
Education Rescheduled UTME Over 70% of candidates score below 200 – JAMB

The recently rescheduled Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in Nigeria has revealed that over 70% of candidates scored below 200 points according to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). The exam which is a requirement for admission into tertiary institutions was initially postponed due to technical issues. However the results of the exam have shown a concerning trend with the majority of candidates failing to meet the minimum score of 200. This raises questions about the quality of education and preparation of students in Nigeria. JAMB has advised candidates who did not meet the minimum score to consider other options such as vocational training.

  • The recently rescheduled Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in Nigeria has revealed that over 70% of candidates scored below 200 points according to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

    The exam which is a requirement for admission into tertiary institutions was initially postponed due to technical issues.

    However the results of the exam have shown a concerning trend with the majority of candidates failing to meet the minimum score of 200.

    This raises questions about the quality of education and preparation of students in Nigeria.

    JAMB has advised candidates who did not meet the minimum score to consider other options such as vocational training.

26 May, 2025
Education Reps blame human error not technology for 2025 UTME result glitch

In 2025 a glitch in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results caused chaos and confusion among students in Nigeria. However representatives from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) are blaming human error not technology for the issue. They claim that the error occurred due to a mix-up in the manual grading process where incorrect scores were entered into the system. The JAMB representatives assure that the issue has been resolved and steps have been taken to prevent similar errors in the future. Despite the explanation many students and parents are still frustrated and calling for better technology and processes to avoid such mishaps in the future.

  • In 2025 a glitch in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results caused chaos and confusion among students in Nigeria.

    However representatives from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) are blaming human error not technology for the issue.

    They claim that the error occurred due to a mix-up in the manual grading process where incorrect scores were entered into the system.

    The JAMB representatives assure that the issue has been resolved and steps have been taken to prevent similar errors in the future.

    Despite the explanation many students and parents are still frustrated and calling for better technology and processes to avoid such mishaps in the future.

20 May, 2025
Education Police stray bullet kills WAEC candidate in Ibadan

A stray bullet in Ibadan killed a WAEC candidate prompting an investigation by the police. The incident has caused shock and sadness in the community.

  • A stray bullet in Ibadan killed a WAEC candidate prompting an investigation by the police.

    The incident has caused shock and sadness in the community.

20 May, 2025
Business Threads enhances link sharing and analytics for creators

Threads has now allowed users to add up to five links in their bios expanding from the previous single-link limitation.

  • Threads has now allowed users to add up to five links in their bios expanding from the previous single-link limitation.

18 May, 2025
Education Shapers Network Africa unveils SkilledforNow 2.0 to tackle Nigeria’s youth unemployment

Shapers Network Africa has unveiled the second edition of a youth-focused skills development & career-building initiative named SkilledforNow

  • Shapers Network Africa has unveiled the second edition of a youth-focused skills development & career-building initiative named SkilledforNow.

16 May, 2025
Entertainment Beverly Osu slams AMVCA 2025 “It now looks like a masquerade parade”

Nollywood actress and model Beverly Osu has openly criticised the organisers of the 2025 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA)

  • Nollywood actress and model Beverly Osu has openly criticised the organisers of the 2025 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA).

16 May, 2025
La Liga Barcelona crowned kings of Spain for 28th time following Espanyol win Sports

Barcelona sealed their 28th La Liga crown in stunning style on Thursday night after overcoming city rivals Espanyol 2-0.

  • Barcelona sealed their 28th La Liga crown in stunning style on Thursday night after overcoming city rivals Espanyol 2-0.

16 May, 2025
Entertainment I love being curvy –Tems embraces her womanhood style

Nigerian Grammy Award-winning singer Temilade Openiyi famously known asTems is proudly celebrating her curves and identity as a Black woman.

  • Nigerian Grammy Award-winning singer Temilade Openiyi famously known asTems is proudly celebrating her curves and identity as a Black woman.

16 May, 2025