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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has fixed 150 as the minimum cut-off mark for admission into Nigerian universities for the 2026 academic session. The post JAMB sets 150 as cut-off mark for university admissions appeared first on Vanguard News.
Investors are re-evaluating First HoldCo following a successful rights issue and improved Q1 earnings. The company's balance-sheet repair is positively influencing market perceptions.
Sowore highlights the increasing interest in coalitions aimed at unseating the APC ahead of the 2027 elections. He believes that Nigerians are becoming more politically aware and engaged.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Major General Adeyinka Fadewa (retd) as special adviser on homeland security, creating the role for the first time in Nigeria's history at the federal level. The post Just in: Tinubu creates Homeland Security adviser role, appoints ex-army gene...
The FRSC has issued a safety alert for the rainy season, urging motorists to adopt defensive driving and conduct regular vehicle checks for a safe journey.
Vice President Kashim Shettima arrives in Ondo State to represent President Tinubu at the 100th birthday celebration of elder statesman Reuben Fasoranti.
The article reports on confirmed or probable hantavirus cases linked to nationals from various countries aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship. It highlights the ongoing health concerns stemming from this outbreak.
See the viral video of Afrobeats star Burna Boy spraying dollar notes on legendary Fuji musician Adewale Ayuba during a live performance.
Despite economic challenges, Nigerians are increasingly purchasing premium smartphones, with iPhone and Samsung devices now making up over 50% of the market. This trend highlights consumer resilience and a strong demand for high-end technology.
The Nigerian government has announced that candidates wishing to study Education and Agriculture will be exempt from taking the UTME starting from the 2026/2027 admission cycle. This decision was revealed during the annual admission policy meeting in Abuja.
The Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, announced that applicants to Colleges of Education will no longer be required to take the UTME. This decision was revealed during the annual admissions and policy meeting with heads of tertiary institutions.
Reports indicate that NSA Ribadu has instructed the military to keep Boko Haram and ISWAP attacks under wraps until after the 2027 elections. This directive has sparked outrage among military commanders following recent deadly attacks in Yobe State.
The Federal Government has eliminated the UTME requirement for NCE candidates to reduce administrative challenges. This decision aims to streamline the admissions process for prospective students.
JAMB has exempted candidates for Education and non-engineering Agriculture courses in Polytechnics & Colleges of Education from writing the UTME.
The Nigerian Medical Association has confirmed the release of a kidnapped doctor in Anambra. This news brings relief to the medical community and the family of the doctor.
The Federal Ministry of Livestock Development trains 100 dairy farmers in Oyo to boost dairy production with modern techniques and essential inputs.
Linda Ameh, a lawyer who was reported missing in Abuja, has been found safe according to the FCT Police. This news brings relief to her family and colleagues who were concerned for her well-being.
A police officer and six others were killed in recent coordinated attacks on communities in Plateau State. Residents are now living in constant fear due to the violence.
Brighton Women's team has made history by qualifying for the Women's FA Cup final for the first time. Nnadozie expressed excitement about this significant achievement.
Akor Adams and other African players have made significant contributions by scoring important goals in Europe's top football leagues. Their performances continue to highlight the talent and impact of African footballers on the international stage.
Shareholders of 11 Plc have approved a N9.50 dividend and committed to expanding the investor base. The acting MD has expressed a focus on increasing market share.
A US citizen being repatriated from a cruise ship has tested mildly positive for hantavirus, the US health department confirmed. The passenger has mild sym
A tragic Lagos-Abeokuta crash has claimed 11 lives after a vehicle somersaulted and plunged off the Eruku Bridge. Read details from the FRSC.
The importance of mentorship in the success of the Student Venture Capital Grant has been highlighted. Recommendations to the Federal Government emphasize the need for guidance and support for students in their entrepreneurial endeavors.
Nigerian traders are increasingly shutting down their shops due to rising transportation costs that are severely impacting their profits. The vibrant market activity is being replaced by a noticeable decline in business operations.
Africa is at a pivotal moment, shifting from a narrative of despair to one of strategic agency. The continent's structural advantages can now be harnessed through coherence and long-term discipline.
The National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers has raised alarms over the high price of Jet-A1 fuel, warning it may jeopardize flight safety and lead to job losses in the aviation sector. Urgent action is needed to address this crisis.
The editorial calls for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to demonstrate strong leadership in addressing xenophobic attacks. It emphasizes the importance of global cooperation in a world that is increasingly interconnected.
The Federal Ministry of Livestock Development is launching a nationwide baseline study to enhance food security through the livestock sector. This initiative aims to create a solid foundation for effective monitoring and evaluation.
The aviation union has raised alarms over the severe jet fuel shortages in Nigeria, warning that the situation is pushing the industry to its limits. This crisis could have significant implications for air travel and operations in the country.