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Wayne Rooney criticises Mohamed Salah legacy

JOYDEY ADMIN December 8, 2025

Wayne Rooney criticises Mohamed Salah legacy Former Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has sparked fresh debate in...

Troops rescue kidnapped victims in Benue forest

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Troops rescue kidnapped victims in Benue forest Nigerian troops have rescued 14 kidnapped victims from a forest...

Senate reworks Nigeria cybercrime law

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Senate reworks Nigeria cybercrime law The Nigerian Senate has announced that it is currently reworking the country’s...

Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodinma, has made a controversial statement comparing Nigeria’s condition before the emergence of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to that of a barren woman searching for a child. The remark, which was made during a recent political gathering, has triggered widespread reactions across the country. Uzodinma said the nation was in deep distress and uncertainty before Tinubu assumed office, stressing that the president’s leadership has brought renewed direction and hope. According to him, the policies being introduced by the current administration are necessary steps toward rebuilding the economy and stabilizing the country after years of hardship. The governor praised Tinubu’s economic reforms, particularly in the areas of fiscal discipline, revenue generation, and infrastructure development. He maintained that while the policies may be difficult for many Nigerians at the moment, they are laying the foundation for long-term growth and national recovery. His analogy, however, sparked mixed reactions from Nigerians, with some supporting his view while others criticized the choice of words as insensitive and exaggerated. Critics argued that such comparisons trivialize the struggles of citizens and do not reflect the realities many people still face across the country. Supporters of the governor insisted that his statement was only meant to emphasize the depth of Nigeria’s former challenges and the critical role Tinubu now plays in charting a new course. The comment has continued to generate debate as Nigerians assess the impact of the current administration’s policies on daily life.

Uzodinma compares Nigeria before Tinubu to barren woman

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Uzodinma compares Nigeria before Tinubu to barren woman Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodinma, has made a controversial...

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JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Indian bride ends marriage over in-laws’ behaviour An Indian bride has reportedly ended her marriage just a...

Side chick dies after acid attack

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Side chick dies after acid attack A young woman described as a side chick has reportedly died...

Mohamed Salah lashes out at Liverpool

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Mohamed Salah lashes out at Liverpool Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has voiced strong frustration after claiming he...

Benin Presidency says President Talon is safe after coup attempt

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Benin Presidency says President Talon is safe after coup attempt The Presidency of Benin Republic has confirmed...

Dele Momodu escapes Benin Republic coup attempt

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

Dele Momodu escapes Benin Republic coup attempt Media personality and publisher, Dele Momodu, has explained how he...

FG clarifies senior secondary subject choices

The Federal Government has clarified the subject combinations and choices in the revised senior secondary school curriculum, following widespread public confusion and misinformation about the changes. Education authorities explained that the new structure is designed to make learning more flexible and skill-driven, not to remove core academic standards. Officials stated that core subjects such as English Language, Mathematics, and one Nigerian language remain compulsory for all students. In addition to these, students are now expected to choose subjects based on their career interests in science, arts, social sciences, or technical and vocational pathways. The aim is to align classroom learning with practical skills and future workforce needs. The government noted that the revised curriculum allows students to combine academic subjects with vocational and entrepreneurial studies. This approach is meant to equip learners with employable skills early in life and reduce overdependence on white-collar jobs after graduation. Schools have also been directed to guide students properly when making subject selections. The Ministry of Education assured parents and school administrators that no student would be forced into a particular career path. Instead, the curriculum is structured to give learners broader opportunities while maintaining national education standards. Teachers are already undergoing training to adapt to the new teaching methods required for effective implementation. The clarification has helped to calm public fears and restore confidence in the reform process. Education stakeholders have welcomed the move, while urging the government to ensure proper funding, infrastructure, and monitoring to guarantee the success of the new curriculum across public and private schools.

FG clarifies senior secondary subject choices

JOYDEY ADMIN December 7, 2025

FG clarifies senior secondary subject choice The Federal Government has clarified the subject combinations and choices in...

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Benin Presidency says President Talon is safe after coup attempt

Dele Momodu escapes Benin Republic coup attempt

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