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The College of Nursing Sciences, Muslim Medical Foundation, Saki, Oyo State, has successfully received full accreditation from the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. This accreditation was announced by the Publicity Secretary of the Saki Muslim Community, Abdul Ganiyy Sharafdeen Onijo, in a statement. The accredited courses include: With this accreditation, the College is now fully authorized to conduct examinations under the Nursing and Midwifery Council without any impediments. This milestone ensures that students of the institution can pursue their professional qualifications within a recognized and certified framework. Abdul Ganiyy Sharafdeen Onijo emphasized that this achievement is a result of…

The Executive Chairman of Saki West Local Government, Hon. Olugbenga Olaleye Akinola, presided over the swearing-in ceremony of newly appointed officials, including Mr. Kolade Felix Ojo as Secretary, and Mrs. Lateefat Yekeen and Deacon Segun Olujimi as Assistant Secretaries. Hon. Akinola, in his address, expressed profound gratitude to Governor Seyi Makinde for his exemplary leadership and for ensuring the completion of the administrative team in Saki West. He emphasized that the appointments reflect the governor’s commitment to making grassroots governance efficient and effective. The chairman congratulated the appointees, commending their qualifications and dedication. He encouraged them to work closely with…

In a move aimed at solidifying local governance, Oyo State Governor, Engr. Seyi Makinde, has appointed Kolade Felix Ojo as the Secretary of Saki West Local Government, with Segun Olujimi and Lateefat Yekeen serving as assistant secretaries. The appointments were conveyed through a letter addressed to the Executive Chairman of Saki West LG, Hon. Gbenga Olaleye Akinola. Kolade Felix Ojo, who is the Chairman of the Accord Party in Oyo State, has been entrusted with dual responsibilities. In addition to his role as Secretary of Saki West LG, he will serve as the political head of Asabari LCDA. Ojo’s appointment…

In a bid to alleviate the impact of skyrocketing fuel prices, Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has approved a two-day off-duty period per week for civil servants on grade levels 01–14. This decision comes as fuel prices have surged from N680 to N1,500 in many major cities, causing widespread economic strain across the country. The directive, communicated through a circular issued by the office of the Head of Service, aims to cushion the financial burden on junior civil servants who are particularly affected by the high cost of transportation. Signed by Oladipupo Ogunfowora, Permanent Secretary of the Bureau of Service…

Benedict Akika, a prominent figure in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Oyo State and a close associate of Governor Seyi Makinde, has regained his freedom after being held captive for six days. Akika, who is the founder of the Omituntun Benedict Foundation, was abducted from his Ibadan residence by gunmen who stormed his Olorunda home and whisked him away to an undisclosed location. The circumstances surrounding his release remain unclear, with no confirmation on whether a ransom was paid. Following his release, Akika was immediately taken to a medical facility for evaluation and treatment to ensure his well-being. The…

Amid reports suggesting his resignation, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Technical Director, Austin Eguavoen, has firmly denied stepping down as interim coach of the Super Eagles. Eguavoen, who oversaw the recent 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Benin Republic and Rwanda, clarified that he remains in charge as the team prepares for their next round of qualifiers against Libya in October. The rumors of his resignation surfaced after Nigeria’s goalless draw against Rwanda in Kigali on Tuesday, following a strong 3-0 victory over Benin Republic in Uyo, Akwa Ibom, earlier in the series. According to media reports, Eguavoen was…

The Nigerian presidency has strongly denied allegations of human rights violations made by the leader of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) in the United Kingdom during their conference in London. In a statement signed by Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy), the government refuted the claims, explaining that the accusations were based on false information, particularly regarding the recent travel restriction imposed on Joe Ajaero, President of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC). Ajaero was prevented from traveling abroad after ignoring an invitation from a Nigerian law enforcement agency conducting an ongoing investigation. His failure to comply…

Numerous obstacles in Nigeria’s journalism landscape compromise the reliability and efficiency of media professionals. A severe lack of financial support from media house owners has led many journalists to face undue hardships, often working without salaries for extended periods. In some instances, journalists receive minimal compensation that is hardly adequate to meet their daily needs, let alone provide sufficient safety and well-being. This precarious financial situation has engendered a sense of insecurity among journalists, who are often seen as the backbone of a democratic society. Despite their critical role in ensuring accountability and disseminating information, many media professionals find themselves…

The governments of Edo and Kano States have announced the indefinite postponement of the resumption of primary and secondary schools for the 2024/2025 academic session. This decision comes in response to the worsening economic conditions across the country, which have made it increasingly difficult for parents and guardians to meet the financial demands of school resumption. The move, which mirrors similar actions by both state governments, is largely driven by the rising petrol prices and the general economic challenges faced by families. The delay affects schools in both states, which were originally scheduled to resume alongside most of the country…

Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed Abdulkadir, has initiated significant changes within his administration, emphasizing a strategic realignment aimed at enhancing governance. In a decisive move, the Governor announced the dissolution of the Ministry of Local and Chieftaincy Affairs, in compliance with the Supreme Court’s ruling, which granted local governments autonomy across the country. In addition to the structural change, the Governor removed Dr. Adamu Sambo Umar as the Commissioner of Health, a move he described as part of a broader effort to “rejig the machinery of governance for more results.” Mohammed clarified that the decision was not due to any…