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"What I earn on my own today is more than ..."Peter Okoye slams his brother, Jude, for insinuating that he was more successful under him."What I earn on my own today is more than ..."Peter Okoye slams his brother, Jude, for insinuating that he was more successful under him.
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EFCC Arrests 74 Suspected Internet Fraudsters in Abuja
Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have arrested 74 suspected internet fraudsters.
They were arrested on Monday, June 30, 2025 at Joyous Hotel, Nyanya in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT following actionable intelligence on their suspected involvement in internet-related offences.
Items recovered from them include 86 phones, one rifle pistol and three motorcycles.
They will be charged to court soon.EFCC Arrests 74 Suspected Internet Fraudsters in Abuja Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have arrested 74 suspected internet fraudsters. They were arrested on Monday, June 30, 2025 at Joyous Hotel, Nyanya in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT following actionable intelligence on their suspected involvement in internet-related offences. Items recovered from them include 86 phones, one rifle pistol and three motorcycles. They will be charged to court soon.0 Comments ·0 Shares ·131 Views -
FCT Teachers’ Strike: FG seeks dialogue as action enters 100th day.
As the indefinite strike by primary school teachers in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) enters its 100th day, the Federal Government has appealed for dialogue, unity and swift resolution of the crisis.
In a statement issued by the Director, Press and Public Relations of the Ministry, Boriowo Folasade, on Monday, the ministry said it deeply values the unwavering commitment of Nigerian teachers, who remain the backbone of the nation’s foundational education system.
The Guardian reports that the long-running industrial action, which commenced on March 24, 2025, has paralysed learning across over 400 public primary schools in the six Area councils of the FCT, leaving thousands of pupils stuck at home or left unattended in dilapidated classrooms.
The ongoing strike was sparked by the failure of the six area councils to implement the N70,000 minimum wage agreement signed in a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding on December 11, 2024.
According to Boriowo, the Federal Ministry of Education has reviewed with concern the communiqué issued by the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), FCT Wing, following its Emergency State Wing Standing Committee (SWSC) meeting held on March 22, 2025, in Gwagwalada, Abuja.FCT Teachers’ Strike: FG seeks dialogue as action enters 100th day. As the indefinite strike by primary school teachers in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) enters its 100th day, the Federal Government has appealed for dialogue, unity and swift resolution of the crisis. In a statement issued by the Director, Press and Public Relations of the Ministry, Boriowo Folasade, on Monday, the ministry said it deeply values the unwavering commitment of Nigerian teachers, who remain the backbone of the nation’s foundational education system. The Guardian reports that the long-running industrial action, which commenced on March 24, 2025, has paralysed learning across over 400 public primary schools in the six Area councils of the FCT, leaving thousands of pupils stuck at home or left unattended in dilapidated classrooms. The ongoing strike was sparked by the failure of the six area councils to implement the N70,000 minimum wage agreement signed in a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding on December 11, 2024. According to Boriowo, the Federal Ministry of Education has reviewed with concern the communiqué issued by the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), FCT Wing, following its Emergency State Wing Standing Committee (SWSC) meeting held on March 22, 2025, in Gwagwalada, Abuja.
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Court Grants Kogi Senator Natasha Bail On Fresh Charge.
The suspended lawmaker, who represented Kogi Central, was accompanied to the court today by her husband, Emmanuel Uduaghan; Human Rights activist Aisha Yesufu; and several supporters.
It could be recalled that on June 19 2025, Akpoti-Uduaghan appeared before the Federal Capital Territory High Court for the first time on similar charges.
The trial judge, Justice Mohammed Umar, denied the Federal Government’s request to issue a bench warrant against her for her failure to appear in court during the prior hearing.
The suspended lawmaker, who represented Kogi Central, was accompanied to the court today by her husband, Emmanuel Uduaghan; Human Rights activist Aisha Yesufu; and several supporters.
It could be recalled that on June 19 2025, Akpoti-Uduaghan appeared before the Federal Capital Territory High Court for the first time on similar charges.
The trial judge, Justice Mohammed Umar, denied the Federal Government’s request to issue a bench warrant against her for her failure to appear in court during the prior hearing.Court Grants Kogi Senator Natasha Bail On Fresh Charge. The suspended lawmaker, who represented Kogi Central, was accompanied to the court today by her husband, Emmanuel Uduaghan; Human Rights activist Aisha Yesufu; and several supporters. It could be recalled that on June 19 2025, Akpoti-Uduaghan appeared before the Federal Capital Territory High Court for the first time on similar charges. The trial judge, Justice Mohammed Umar, denied the Federal Government’s request to issue a bench warrant against her for her failure to appear in court during the prior hearing. The suspended lawmaker, who represented Kogi Central, was accompanied to the court today by her husband, Emmanuel Uduaghan; Human Rights activist Aisha Yesufu; and several supporters. It could be recalled that on June 19 2025, Akpoti-Uduaghan appeared before the Federal Capital Territory High Court for the first time on similar charges. The trial judge, Justice Mohammed Umar, denied the Federal Government’s request to issue a bench warrant against her for her failure to appear in court during the prior hearing.
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BREAKING: LASU CHANGES ADMISSION AGGREGATE GRADING SYSTEM FOR 2025/2026.
Lagos State University (LASU) has introduced a new grading formula for calculating aggregate scores for admission, as confirmed in the ongoing 2025/2026 admission screening registration.
This change affects how both JAMB and O'Level results are calculated, and all applicants are advised to take note and adjust their expectations accordingly.
NEW LASU AGGREGATE FORMULA:
JAMB Score Calculation:
Multiply your JAMB score by 0.15
O’LEVEL Calculation (Best 5 relevant subjects):
A1 = 8 points
B2 = 7 points
B3 = 6 points
C4 = 5 points
C5 = 4 points
C6 = 3 points
Add both your JAMB and O’Level points together to get your total aggregate score.
Example Calculation:
JAMB Score = 280 → 280 × 0.15 = 42
O’Level Grades: A1, B2, B3, C4, C5 = 8 + 7 + 6 + 5 + 4 = 30
Total Aggregate = 42 + 30 = 72%
These changes were confirmed through LASU’s updated screening system. All candidates should now use this format to avoid wrong assumptions about their admission chances.🚨 BREAKING: LASU CHANGES ADMISSION AGGREGATE GRADING SYSTEM FOR 2025/2026. Lagos State University (LASU) has introduced a new grading formula for calculating aggregate scores for admission, as confirmed in the ongoing 2025/2026 admission screening registration. This change affects how both JAMB and O'Level results are calculated, and all applicants are advised to take note and adjust their expectations accordingly. NEW LASU AGGREGATE FORMULA: ✅ JAMB Score Calculation: Multiply your JAMB score by 0.15 ✅ O’LEVEL Calculation (Best 5 relevant subjects): A1 = 8 points B2 = 7 points B3 = 6 points C4 = 5 points C5 = 4 points C6 = 3 points Add both your JAMB and O’Level points together to get your total aggregate score. 🧠 Example Calculation: JAMB Score = 280 → 280 × 0.15 = 42 O’Level Grades: A1, B2, B3, C4, C5 = 8 + 7 + 6 + 5 + 4 = 30 Total Aggregate = 42 + 30 = 72% ⚠️ These changes were confirmed through LASU’s updated screening system. All candidates should now use this format to avoid wrong assumptions about their admission chances.
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"Take that sh!t down, I'm not coming. I have not committed any crime. All I did was speak" - Speed Darlington fires back at NAPTIP for declaring him wanted."Take that sh!t down, I'm not coming. I have not committed any crime. All I did was speak" - Speed Darlington fires back at NAPTIP for declaring him wanted.
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