November 2025 – Page 86

ASUU: FG Has Not Met Our Demand, Full-blown Strike Inevitable

15.11.2025

The Ibadan Zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on Friday warned of a full-blown strike due to the discouraging manner in which the Federal Government has been handling the industrial dispute declared by the Union of Intellectuals. The union, through its Zonal Coordinator, Professor Biodun Olaniran, while addressing the press at the...

Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia Others Win Big At CIMFF 2025 Mobile Filmmaking Award, Toronto

15.11.2025

The Canada International Mobile Film Festival (CIMFF) concluded its 2025 edition in grand style at the TIFF Lightbox, Toronto, celebrating the creativity, innovation, and vision of filmmakers redefining storytelling through mobile technology. This year’s festival, themed “Honouring Visionary Storytellers”, drew remarkable global participation with 166 film submissions from across continents. Following a rigorous selection process,...

Face-off: Naval Officer Would’ve Been Court Martialed If… – Military Sources

15.11.2025

…say Yerima obeyed particular order Lawyers have again raised the alarm over the persistent non-compliance with the Supreme Court’s judgment on local government autonomy, stating that it poses a serious threat to Nigeria’s constitutional order, democracy, and the rule of law. Saturday Telegraph re- calls that in a 2024 decision in a suit filed by...

ASAAHN Advocates Strong Policy To Curb Alcohol Misuse

15.11.2025

Participants at the First National Conference on Alcohol Harm Prevention and 5th Annual General Meeting, organised on Friday by the Association of Advocates Against Alcohol Harm in Nigeria (ASAAHN) have called on Nigeria must urgently adopt a national alcohol policy to safeguard its youth, protect public health, and reduce the growing social and economic damage...

Soludo’s Masterstroke That Delivered Landside Victory In Anambra

15.11.2025

The last gubernatorial election in Anambra State won by Governor Charles Soludo has once again reaffirmed the stranglehold of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) on Anambra State. OKEY MADUFORO reports how it came to pass, and the 20-year journey of the party in the saddle. Storm gathers above APGA Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu a former...

Lawyers Raise The Alarm Over Disregard For Supreme Court Ruling On LG Autonomy

15.11.2025

Lawyers have again raised the alarm over the persistent non-compliance with the Supreme Court’s judgment on local government autonomy, stating that it poses a serious threat to Nigeria’s constitutional order, democracy, and the rule of law. Saturday Telegraph re-calls that in a 2024 decision in a suit filed by the Attorney General of the Federation...

Air Peace’s Operations Disrupted As Lessor Withdraws Airplanes

15.11.2025

…passengers stranded nationwide. Scores of passengers of Air Peace are stranded at airports across the country following the withdrawal of three of its aircraft by SmartLynx Airlines, one of its lessors. Consequently, many of its operations have been disrupted as the airline is in serious limbo, as many of its aircraft are grounded, while others...

PDP Convention: Lamido Pulls Out As Abuja Court Halts Exercise, Ibadan Court Gives Nod

15.11.2025

A former governor of Jigawa state, Sule Lamido, yesterday stated that he won’t be part of the convention because he took the party to court as a means of enforcing his rights, saying that he has suffered so much for the party, but badly treated. The National Convention of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), scheduled...

DSS Recaptures Ansaru Terrorist Who Masterminded 2012 Attack On Deeper Life Church College

15.11.2025

The Department of State Services (DSS) has successfully recaptured a notorious Ansaru terrorist, who escaped during a previous jail break and is believed to have masterminded the deadly 2012 attack on the Deeper Life Church College. Security sources confirmed that the high-profile suspect, AbdulAzzez Obadaki, was re-arrested early Friday morning in a coordinated intelligenceled operation...

Pro-IPOB Group Writes UN, EU, ICC, Others To Stop Kanu’s Trial

15.11.2025

An arm of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), known as the Concerned Peaceful Indigenous People of Biafra, has sent a Save Our Souls (SOS) appeal to the international community to stop further trial of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu. The letter, dated November 12, 2025, was submitted to the embassies of the United Nations...