FIERY CRASH PARALYSES LAGOS-IBADAN EXPRESSWAY, COMMUTERS TRAPPED FOR HOURS

Chaos erupted on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on Monday morning after a violent, fiery collision brought Nigeria’s busiest highway to a grinding halt, trapping thousands of commuters in a gridlock that stretched for kilometres and left motorists fuming in frustration. What began as a routine rush hour commute quickly spiralled into a nightmare. Long lines of…

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Lagos Bus Crash Kills One, Injures Six

A routine morning journey turned deadly for passengers of a Volkswagen commercial bus in Majidun, inward Ogolonto, leaving one dead and six critically injured on Saturday 15th November, 2025. The bus, registered EPE 494 XM, collided violently with a stationary tipper truck parked opposite MRS Filling Station after its brakes reportedly failed. The bus was…

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UK Tightens Asylum Rules, Ends Guaranteed Benefits for Refugees

The United Kingdom has announced a major overhaul of its asylum system, ending automatic financial support and accommodation for asylum seekers, a move the Government says will reduce irregular migration, but which critics warn could deepen hardship for vulnerable people. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood confirmed that asylum support will now be discretionary, giving the Home…

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JOHESU Declares Nationwide Indefinite Strike, Accuses FG of 12-Year Delay on CONHESS Adjustment

The Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) on Friday, November 14, 2025, declared an indefinite Nationwide strike, accusing the Federal Government of deliberately refusing to implement the long-negotiated adjusted Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS), more than 12 years after discussions first began in 2013. The decision followed a resolution reached at the union’s expanded National Executive…

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National Assembly Halts WAEC Full CBT Rollout, Orders Suspension Until 2030

Lawmakers cite infrastructure gaps, risk of disenfranchising rural students, and demand mid-term readiness report from WAEC by 2028. In a landmark decision, the National Assembly has directed the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) to suspend its planned full transition to Computer-Based Testing (CBT) until 2030, over concerns that many Nigerian secondary schools are ill-equipped to…

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