The Federal Government has warned that it may take over 50% of the Ibadan–Ilesha Expressway rehabilitation contract if the contractor fails to carry out urgent palliative repairs. Minister of Works, Sen. Dave Umahi, directed immediate action on critical sections, deployed five work gangs for concrete repairs, and clarified that unnecessary earthworks will not be funded. He commended the contractor for addressing flooded areas and assured that approved asphalt works will be funded to ease road us

The ICPC has warned new FUHSI students about the growing threat of cybercrime, urging them to use technology ethically and protect their personal information. Chief Superintendent Laaro Sulyman highlighted risks such as online fraud, identity theft, phishing, and cyberbullying, emphasizing that ethical behavior is the strongest defense. University officials and community leaders also advised students to maintain a positive mindset, follow academic rules, and uphold integrity to succeed in their

Nigeria’s inmate population increased from 69,946 in 2017 to 81,710 by the second quarter of 2025, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. Lagos recorded the highest number of inmates and the most severe overcrowding, operating at over 220 per cent of its capacity. The report also showed a rise in unsentenced inmates, while offences related to stealing accounted for the highest number of admissions nationwide.