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The management of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has been accused by part-time students of coercing them into paying a N20,000 internet distribution levy despite allegedly failing to provide the promised WiFi services.  Multiple sources within the institution told SaharaReporters that the controversy has triggered protests among part-time students, who insist that the university is

EXCLUSIVE: Area Commander Accuses Borno CP Of Withholding Allowances Over Refusal To Pay ₦30,000 ‘Kickback’, Illegally Post Orderlies To LG Chairmen

Three crew members are reported missing after a Thai-flagged cargo vessel, MAYUREE NAREE Bangkok, was attacked near the now disputed Strait of Hormuz on March 11, according to media reports.  According to reports, the vessel which had 23 crew members on board, was struck near its stern while navigating waters close to Iran. Initial accounts

The National President of the Gombe State Students Association (GOSSA), Comrade Muhammad Al-amin Murtala, has raised the alarm over alleged threats and intimidation from individuals claiming to be officials of Nigeria’s secret police, the Department of State Services (DSS).

Thousands of residents in Modakeke town, Ife Central Local Government Area of Osun State, are facing difficulties accessing basic healthcare services as Akarabata Primary Health Centre, the only facility serving the community, has reportedly fallen into severe disrepair. According to a civic technology platform, Monitng, the concern after its Tracka team visited the health centre

Ghana Legalises Cannabis Farming For Industrial, Medicinal Purposes, Invites Applications For Licences

The Deputy Speaker of the Sokoto State House of Assembly, Kabiru Ibrahim, has called on the Nigerian government to establish a permanent military base in a border community of the state following renewed bandit attacks.