Author: NewsUltra360
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UNICAL EVICTS SENIOR STAFF FROM QUARTERS TO PRIORITIZE JUNIOR STAFF HOUSING
The University of Calabar (UniCal) has evicted some senior staff from the Boys’ Quarters after uncovering that they illegally rented them out to students and outsiders, collecting up to ₦350,000 yearly while paying the university much less. Spokesperson Mr. Eyo Effiong said the action aims to curb unethical practices and boost housing for junior staff.…
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APC SWITCHES TO CONSENSUS FOR EKITI GOVERNORSHIP PRIMARY
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has decided to use the consensus method for its upcoming Ekiti State Governorship Primary, following the voluntary withdrawal of aspirant Mrs. Atinuke Omolayo. Party spokesman Felix Morka announced this move Tuesday, saying Omolayo’s withdrawal and endorsement of Gov. Biodun Oyebanji cleared the way for a consensus candidate. The party has…
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NAMDA SETS RECORD STRAIGHT: NO STRIKE, BUT FIGHTING FOR MEMBERS’ RIGHTS
The Nigerian Association of Medical and Dental Academics (NAMDA) has quashed rumors that its members are on strike. In a statement signed by top NAMDA officials, the union confirmed it remains active and committed to negotiating for better conditions for medical lecturers across universities and health institutions. NAMDA highlighted ongoing talks with the government on…
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FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE LAUNCHES TASK FORCE TO AUDIT BUILDINGS FOR FIRE SAFETY
The Federal Fire Service (FFS) has set up a special task force to inspect public and private buildings nationwide to boost fire safety and prevent disasters. FFS Controller General Samuel Olumode says this move shows their commitment to proactive risk management amid rising fire outbreaks in Nigeria. The task force will map buildings, assess fire…
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WFP SOUNDS ALARM: 673 MILLION PEOPLE GOING HUNGRY WORLDWIDE
The World Food Programme (WFP) warns that about 673 million people around 8% of the global population aren’t getting enough to eat. Export restrictions, tariffs, and unstable commodity prices are making food markets unpredictable and food less affordable, especially in hungry nations like Nigeria, which is among eight countries facing severe food insecurity. WFP highlights…
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NARD DEMANDS REINSTATEMENT OF SACKED DOCTORS, WARNS OF HEALTH CRISIS
The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) is standing firm, calling on the Federal Government to reinstate five doctors sacked by Federal Teaching Hospital Lokoja over union activities. Dr. Muhammed Suleiman, NARD President, says “enough is enough” as these doctors have been sidelined for over a year. NARD’s 30-day ultimatum to the government is ticking,…
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PROF ADENIRAN URGES REBRAND OF NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE FOR STRONGER BORDER SECURITY
Prof. Adeniran from Obafemi Awolowo University calls for a major revamp of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to better reflect its full role in border security, migration management, policy implementation, and advisory services. Speaking at his inaugural lecture titled “Migralusion: A Mix-Transnational Theory of ‘Japa’ Culture”, he stressed the need for clearer structure, proposing the…
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KANO TO HOST 2025 WORLD NUTRITION DAY TO PROMOTE HEALTHY EATING
Kano State, alongside the Federal Government and partners, is set to celebrate the 2025 World Nutrition Day this Thursday. The event aims to boost awareness of healthy eating and nutrition in line with the United Nations’ global focus. Commissioner Alhaji Musa Shanono said the day will feature an exhibition of nutritious foods and open discussions…
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GOVT COMMITS TO GIRL-CHILD EDUCATION AS NATIONAL PRIORITY
At the 2025 International Day of the Girl-Child in Abuja, the Federal Government reaffirmed its dedication to advancing quality education for girls, calling it key to national progress. Minister of State for Education, Prof. Suwaiba Ahmad, highlighted efforts like the National Policy on Gender in Basic Education, scholarships, school feeding programs, and safe learning spaces.…
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JTF-OPEP NABS NOTORIOUS GUNRUNNER COUPLE IN KADUNA
The Joint Task Force, Operation Enduring Peace (JTF-OPEP), teamed up with Operation Fansan Yamma to arrest a suspected gunrunner and his wife in Saminaka, Kaduna State. Maj. Samson Zhakom confirmed the duo, aged 40 and 18, were caught on October 8 at a checkpoint. Over 1,200 rounds of 7.62 mm ammo meant for armed groups…
