Nigeria’s external reserves hit 17-year high of $50.12bn Pienaar backs Bafana Bafana to stun Mexico 2-0 in World Cup opener Cooking gas prices soar to N2,500/kg, threatening Nigeria’s clean energy push Naira strengthens against dollar as reserves hit $50.12 billion Police arrest seven bandits over killing of three FRSC officers in Kebbi Bandits kidnap 50 elders during peace meeting in Zamfara Banks must cut terror funding, army chief tells financial sector University of Ibadan graduate credits school daddy for academic turnaround ADC and Aregbesola seek judge’s withdrawal from party chair suit Divock Origi retires from football at 31 after Milan exit Nigeria’s external reserves hit 17-year high of $50.12bn Pienaar backs Bafana Bafana to stun Mexico 2-0 in World Cup opener Cooking gas prices soar to N2,500/kg, threatening Nigeria’s clean energy push Naira strengthens against dollar as reserves hit $50.12 billion Police arrest seven bandits over killing of three FRSC officers in Kebbi Bandits kidnap 50 elders during peace meeting in Zamfara Banks must cut terror funding, army chief tells financial sector University of Ibadan graduate credits school daddy for academic turnaround ADC and Aregbesola seek judge’s withdrawal from party chair suit Divock Origi retires from football at 31 after Milan exit

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Education May 29, 2026

ASUU Benin zone threatens strike over breach of 2025 salary agreement

ASUU Benin zone threatens strike over non-implementation of 2025 salary agreement by state governors.

Education May 20, 2026

Taraba teachers reject plan to scrap JAMB for education colleges

Taraba teachers' union rejects plan to waive JAMB requirements for colleges of education.

Local News May 19, 2026

Finland tightens rules for international students seeking entry

Finland introduces stricter language tests and financial checks for international students, also delaying family reunification.

OduViews May 13, 2026

JAMB’s exemption from UTME is a mistake that will widen Nigeria’s educational inequality

JAMB has created a two-tier admission system by exempting education and agriculture candidates from UTME. This decision signals that these fields do not require the same rigor as others, and will ultimately worsen educational inequality.