Author: Dailyblast
‘Sing only first stanza at official events’ – NOA issues guide on reciting national anthem
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has issued new guidelines on the recital of Nigeria’s national anthem. The four-point directive was released in a statement released on…
Nigeria has taken the top spot in Sub-Saharan Africa’s higher education rankings, with 24 universities listed in the 2026 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. This…
…Says the Move Will Align Enugu State with the Power at the Center for Greater Development, Pledges Full Support to Foster Enugu’s Growth and the Reelection…
Sarah Martins laments over assault by KAI officials while cooking for the less privileged on the street
Sarah Martins has cried out after her efforts at feeding the less privileged backfired. The actress has been cooking in the streets of Lagos and sharing…
There was confusion in an Area Court in Ilorin on Thursday, October 16, when a woman, Mulikat Yusuf slumped after her husband, Ishaq Abdulganiyu insisted on…
Four sacked Anambra security operatives arraigned for allegedly assaulting corps member
Four former operatives of the Anambra State security outfit, Operation Udo-ga-achi, have been arraigned before the Children, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Court sitting in Awka for…
The tragic incident occured today, October 16, at the PWD Railway Level Crossing in Ikeja, the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) revealed as it has…
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has condemned the act of jungle justice by a mob that assaulted a young lady accused of stealing a…
A scandal has rocked a Brazilian parish after a priest was allegedly caught hiding the fiancée of one of his parishioners inside his home. According to…
JAMB is no longer a requirement for admission into tertiary institutions, says the Federal Government
The Federal Government has made it easier for students to gain admission into universities, polytechnics, and colleges across Nigeria. This new policy aims to increase access…