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28/09/2025

How come we have over 50 fake universities, where's the NUC when all these universities are springing up?

The World Bank is set to approve two loans totalling $750 million for Nigeria 🇳🇬 on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.Hmmm, al...
28/09/2025

The World Bank is set to approve two loans totalling $750 million for Nigeria 🇳🇬 on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.

Hmmm, all is not well with us.

27/09/2025

Dangote Refinery will suspend selling petrol in Naira starting tomorrow, September 28, 2025.

26/09/2025

Grapevine!

Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Admin.) University of Jos is rumoured to soon be appointed as the INEC Chairman replacing Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, whose tenure ends on September 30, 2025.

Prof. Amupitan is a native of Ijumu LGA of Kogi State. He was the former Head of Department, Public Law, and Dean Faculty of Law at the University of Jos. His M.Sc. and Ph.D. was awarded from UniJos in 1993 and 2007, respectively. He was confered with the pretigious rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (S.A.N.) in 2014.

26/09/2025

BUSINESSES IN THE SOUTH WEST OF NIGERIA MAKE FAR MORE MONEY THAN BUSINESSES IN OTHER REGIONS OF NIGERIA

See this statistic by The Intel Point.

Average monthly revenue of businesses categorized by zones in Nigeria:

North Central - 241k Naira
North West - 479k Naira
North East - 562k Naira
South East - 605k Naira
South South - 831k Naira
South West- 8.3m Naira

Insecurity is one of the major cause of this gap.

24/09/2025

"I have to create State Police"
- TINUBU

Best Respond

24/09/2025

Notice!

The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire, and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has that the shortlist for the 2025 recruitment exercise will be released by next week date yet to be announced soon. Once the shortlist is out, applicants can check their status on the CDCFIB recruitment portal. Here's what you need to know ,The CDCFIB will announce the shortlist soon after reviewing applications and verifying documents.
Notification Successful applicants will receive direct communication via email and text message. Regularly visit the CDCFIB recruitment portal for the latest information.

To check your shortlist status, follow these steps, Visit the CDCFIB Portal, using a computer or smartphone with internet access. Click on the Service Link Select the service you applied for (NIS or NSCDC).
Enter Your Details Input your application details to verify if you're shortlisted.
Check Your Status The portal will display your status, indicating whether you've been shortlisted or not.

Required Documents Keep the following documents ready for the screening process
Educational Certificates SSCE, NCE, OND, HND, or higher degrees. Birth Certificate or Age Declaration Evidence of your date of birth.
Passport Photograph A recent passport photograph.Identification Documents National ID, voter’s card, driver’s license, or international passport.

Next Steps After the shortlist is released, shortlisted candidates will be invited for
Physical Screening A series of physical tests to evaluate fitness and endurance. Verification of original documents. Aptitude Tests Written examinations to assess cognitive abilities.

Let's wait for the abracadabra!

Matters Arising!Send your child to school or risk jail – Gombe GovtThe Gombe state government states that it will prosec...
23/09/2025

Matters Arising!

Send your child to school or risk jail – Gombe Govt

The Gombe state government states that it will prosecute parents and guardians who fail to send their children to school.

Vanguard

Nigeria has just shared its biggest revenue ever! The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) disbursed a massive...
19/09/2025

Nigeria has just shared its biggest revenue ever! The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) disbursed a massive ₦2.225 trillion for August 2025. This is the second month in a row the money shared has crossed the ₦2 trillion mark, showing a big rise in government earnings under Tinubu’s era.

The money came mainly from oil and gas royalties, Value Added Tax (VAT), customs levies, and electronic money transfer charges. Out of the ₦2.225 trillion shared, about ₦1.478 trillion came from statutory revenue, ₦672.9 billion from VAT, ₦32.3 billion from money transfer levy, and ₦41.2 billion from exchange difference.

Here’s how it was shared: from statutory revenue, the Federal Government got ₦684.46 billion, states got ₦347.16 billion, local governments got ₦267.65 billion, while ₦179.31 billion was given to oil-producing states. From VAT, the Federal Government received ₦100.93 billion, states got ₦336.45 billion, and local governments ₦235.51 billion.

From the Electronic Money Transfer Levy of ₦32.3 billion, the Federal Government received ₦4.85 billion, states ₦16.17 billion, and local governments ₦11.31 billion. Also, from the ₦41.2 billion exchange difference, the Federal Government got ₦19.79 billion, states ₦10.04 billion, local governments ₦7.74 billion, and ₦3.7 billion went again to oil-producing states.

17/09/2025

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