In the petition signed by the group’s president, Mr. Adefowora Adedeji, and secretary-general, Mr. Samuel Udofia, the graduates decried what they described as “discrimination” against over 4,150 qualified NOUN law graduates, who have been denied the right to apply for the programme, despite being recognised under the National Open University of Nigeria (Amendment) Act, 2018. More than 4,000 law graduates…
This was announced in a circular dated September 12, 2025, and signed by Comrade Sampson Ifedimma, Chairman of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) Enugu State branch. Judiciary workers in Enugu State have resumed their suspended industrial action, accusing top judicial officers of frustrating the benefits of judicial financial autonomy despite Governor Peter Mbah’s public declaration that the reform…
Nigeria and Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, has berated the now-resigned coach of Nigeria's football team, Super Eagles, Finidi George, for accusing him of lack of commitment, deliberately refusing to play in the World Cup Qualifier match and being above discipline. SaharaReporters earlier reported that Finidi reportedly said that it was impossible to sanction some players who belonged to some "big…
Nigeria’s senior male basketball team, D’Tigers, has withdrawn from the 2025 AfroBasket…
Nigerians have increasingly become targets in countries such as South Africa, Ghana, and other African nations for various reasons often linked to their remarkable success and prosperity in many areas…
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