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11/08/2025

Over 1.9 million Nigerians applied for the recruitment of Civil Defence, Immigration, Correctional, and Fire Services, from which 30,000 will be selected.

States Breakdown:

Kogi - 116,133 Applicants

Kaduna - 114,507 Applicants

Benue - 110,536 Applicants

Kano - 89,362 Applicants

Niger - 79,510 Applicants

Kwara - 78,423 Applicants

Katsina - 76,809 Applicants

Nasarawa - 76,586 Applicants

Adamawa - 68,305 Applicants

Oyo - 67,200 Applicants

Plateau - 63,393 Applicants

Osun - 62,356 Applicants

Borno - 56,907 Applicants

Ondo - 53,920 Applicants

Akwa-ibom - 52,474 Applicants

Bauchi - 52,068 Applicants

Imo - 48,262 Applicants

Taraba - 45,147 Applicants

Gombe - 45,023 Applicants

Jigawa - 44,416 Applicants

Ogun - 42,052 Applicants

Enugu - 41,251 Applicants

Yobe - 38,122 Applicants

Kebbi - 34,575 Applicants

Edo - 33,559 Applicants

Anambra - 32,910 Applicants

Ekiti - 32,676 Applicants

Cross river - 32,188 Applicants

Abia - 31,684 Applicants

Sokoto - 31,130 Applicants

FCT - 30,290 Applicants

Zamfara - 29,256 Applicants

Delta - 27,957 Applicants

Ebonyi - 23,601 Applicants

Ruvers - 22,208 Applicants

Lagos - 14,215 Applicants

Bayelsa - 11,669 Applicants.

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06/08/2025

Plateau to the world!!!

Mrs. Rose Chollom Dung appointed Commissioner of Police, Special Fraud Unit, Lagos

This gallant female police officer, Mrs. Rose Chollom Dung, has been appointed the 32nd Commissioner of Police for the Special Fraud Unit, SFU, in Lagos State.

Her appointment follows the promotion of her predecessor, Okunade Ronke, to the rank of Assistant Inspector-General of Police, AIG.

The development was confirmed in a statement issued by the Unit’s Public Relations Officer, Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP, Ovie Ewhubare.

Mrs Dung, who hails from Owan West Local Government Area of Edo State, is married to a Berom man from Plateau State.

She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from the former Bendel State University, Ekpoma, now known as Ambrose Alli University.

She joined the Nigeria Police Force on May 18, 1992, as a Cadet Assistant Superintendent of Police. Following her training at the Nigeria Police Academy Annex in Kaduna, she began her policing career at the Abia State Police Command.

With over three decades of service, Mrs Dung has held several strategic positions in different formations and commands.

These include Divisional Police Officer in Agbara, Ogun State; Commandant of the Police Training School in Iperu; Assistant Commissioner of Police (Administration) in Ondo State; and Deputy Commissioner of Police (Administration) in Bauchi State.

Before her current posting, she served as Commissioner of Police in charge of Welfare at the Force Headquarters in Abuja.

A well-decorated and experienced officer, she has undergone several leadership and strategic courses and is affiliated with notable international bodies, including the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the International Association of Women Police.

17/07/2025

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07/07/2025

BREAKING NEWS...

POST-UTME SCREENING FOR THE 2025/2026 SESSION ADMISSION EXERCISE

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into degree programmes of Federal University of Lafia for the 2025/2026 Academic Session, to register for post-UTME screening online.

REQUIREMENTS FOR SCREENING

i. Five (5) O’ Level credits in relevant subjects (including Mathematics and English Language) in not more than two (2) sittings.

ii. A JAMB UTME score of 170 and above (200 and above for Human Anatomy and Physiology, 210 for Nursing and Radiography, 220 for MLS and 230 for MBBS and other programmes Cut-Off below).

iii. A minimum of Merit (or Lower Credit) grade for Direct Entry candidates.

iv. Must have chosen Federal University of Lafia as their first choice.

REGISTRATION

Registration for the screening exercise will commence on July 21, 2025 and close on August 22, 2025. Applicants are required to pay the sum of N2,000 for the screening exercise.

PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION SCREENING
1. Visit https://my.fulafia.edu.ng/

2. Click on APPLY to create account

3. Click on Application, Select Post UTME Application 2025/2026, Enter your JAMB Number, Email and desired Password and then Click Proceed. The page will change to a LOGIN page.

4. On the LOGIN page, fill in the same Email and Password used in STEP 3 above and Click Proceed. A number starting with FULUG… will popup, copy the unique ID and Replace the Email with the unique ID and Login

5. Verify that the information displayed to you by the system is correct, fill up the missing biodata and save.

6. Make payments.

7. You can choose to either pay online or at any Commercial Bank. If you choose to pay online, you would be redirected to Remita where you would have 5 options to pay.
a. Mastercard: Enter your card number, Expiry date, CVV and click on pay.

b. Bank Branch: Print the invoice and proceed to any commercial bank.

c. USSD: Dial appropriate code for your bank e.g., *737*000*Your RRR # on your phone number registered with GTB or Dial *770*000*Your RRR # on your phone number registered with FIDELITY Bank

d. Internet Banking: Select your bank from the dropdown and follow the prompt.

e. E-Wallet: You can use your Paga Account

8. Your payment must be initiated from MIS Platform. Any RRR not generated on the portal would not be recognized by the portal and it would be difficult for any student to have a successful registration in this case.

Please note.
If you choose an option to pay online, you would be immediately redirected to a page where you can continue with your registration after successful payment. However, if you choose to pay via other options, then you must log in again to your portal account and the system will Verify Payment Made, and you would be redirected to a page where you can continue with your registration.

9. Verify your O’Level result(s) (either WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) on the portal and save.

10. Navigate back to the portal, refresh the page, print out the summary of your application and payment receipts.

11. Wait for notification of admission

NB: Federal University of Lafia Remedial and IJMB students must also participate in the post-UTME screening exercise to be admitted.

Signed:
Nuradeen Abdu
Registrar

26/06/2025

Young leaders are not just the future—they are the now. And it's time to unlock the greatness within!

This October, we’re gathering passionate teenagers and secondary school students in Langtang North, Plateau State, for an experience that will shift mindset, equip hearts, and ignite vision for leadership and purpose.

✨ Purpose.
✨ potential.
✨ Personal Growth.
✨ Leadership that transforms lives and communities.

Through powerful keynotes, engaging mentorship sessions, and transformative learning, participants will walk away empowered to become more, not just for themselves, but for the world around them.

📍 Venue: Langtang North, Plateau State
📆 Date: October 2025

Let’s shape a generation of purpose-driven, value-creating, globally relevant leaders. 💡🌍

26/06/2025

🚨Breaking News!!

Plateau state government taking a bold step in positioning its clubs, Plateau United and Mighty jets as the best run football organization in Nigeria.

Culled: Suleiman Yahaya Kwande

26/06/2025

HON. NANDIR LAR DONATES SOLAR PUMPING MACHINE TO GANI IRRIGATION FARMERS

In a bold step to promote dry season farming and boost food production in Plateau State, Hon. Nandir Lar (Gimbiyan Gani) on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, donated a solar-powered pumping machine to irrigation farmers of Gani Chiefdom.

The donation, aimed at encouraging sustainable farming practices and addressing water challenges faced by local farmers, was presented on her behalf by Hon. Nimkur Samuel Nanzip a former Majority Leader of Langtang North Legislative Council and the current Chairman of the All APC Former Councilors Forum, Langtang North Chapter.

Addressing the farmers, Hon. Nimkur conveyed Hon. Nandir Lar’s commitment to agricultural development and rural empowerment, assuring the people of her continued support.

“Hon. Nandir Lar is passionate about improving the livelihoods of our people through practical support. This solar pumping machine is just the beginning, she has promised to do more when given the opportunity,” he stated.

The well-attended event drew notable personalities including the Ward Chairman of Pil Ward, the Stakeholders’ Chairman, and numerous enthusiastic members of the Gani farming community.

Farmers expressed their appreciation, noting that the intervention would go a long way in enhancing their irrigation efforts during the dry season and increasing their overall yield.

This gesture adds to Hon. Nandir Lar’s growing record of grassroots development initiatives and reinforces her commitment to agricultural advancement and self-reliance in rural communities.

25/06/2025

FG,EU, UNICEF, and ILO partner to launch a social protection project in Benue , other states

As a major step towards building more resilient and inclusive social protection systems in Nigeria, the Federal government ,European Union (EU), in collaboration with UNICEF and the International Labour Organization (ILO), today launched the Supporting Sustainable Social Protection System in Nigeria (SUSI) project in Makurdi, Benue State.

Nigeria's Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda on a post on his verified page reads that exactly one week ago, I accompanied President to mourn lives lost and communities shattered in Yelwata. Today, in that same Benue, we launch the €10 million SUSI project that is funded by the and implemented by and . It is a lifeline for the displaced, a shield for the vulnerable, and a foundation for durable social protection.

Through , we are building resilience so thaf no community should fall through the cracks of our safetynets, he posted .

It was further gathered that the U-funded project will be implemented by UNICEF and ILO in four states—Benue, Abia, Oyo, and Sokoto, and at the federal level.

It aims to strengthen social protection systems to better respond to shocks, reduce poverty, and protect vulnerable populations, including children, women, persons with disabilities, and those affected by conflict and displacement.

The launch comes just days after a deadly attack in Yelwata, Benue State, which left dozens dead and displaced more than 3,000 people, including over 500 children.

The tragedy brings home the importance of responsive and inclusive safety nets that reach affected populations swiftly and effectively.

H.E. Gautier Mignot, Ambassador of the EU Delegation to Nigeria and ECOWAS, remarked: “The recent violence in Benue is a painful reminder of how vulnerable communities are to shocks.

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