Lighter Load, Stronger Minds Nigeria’s New School Curriculum (2025/26)
Beginning in the 2025/26 academic year, Nigerian schools will teach fewer, more focused subjects across primary, junior secondary, senior secondary, and technical pathways to cut overload and deepen learning
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BREAKING: Aliko Dangote has officially announced the commencement of petrol production at the Dangote Refinery. He expressed his gratitude to President Tinubu for permitting the sale of crude oil in Naira. He presented the first sample of the petrol to press.
PRESS RELEASE
PROTEST: POLICE RELEASES RECORD OF INCIDENCES
Cautions Amnesty International on Releasing Unconfirmed Figures, Reports
The Nigeria Police Force finds it necessary to refute a recent report publicized by Amnesty International, which claims that thirteen (13) individuals have lost their lives due to the protests in Nigeria that began on 1st August 2024. Amnesty International further alleges that security personnel deliberately employed tactics designed to kill while managing gatherings and used firearms as a tactical tool for protest management.
The Nigeria Police Force wishes to provide an accurate account of incidents from the first two (2) days of the nationwide protests. In Borno State, four (4) individuals lost their lives and thirty-four (34) were severely injured in a terrorist attack by suspected Boko Haram/ISWAP elements who infiltrated the crowd of protesters and detonated an Improvised Explosive Device (IED).
Additionally, an incident occurred involving an unregistered Honda Prelude car that ran into the protesters, resulting in the deaths of two (2) civilians. The driver abandoned the vehicle and fled the scene. Although the vehicle was vandalized after the incident, it has been recovered and is currently in police custody. Efforts are ongoing to trace the driver and bring him to justice.
There was another incident reported in Yauri, in Yauri Local Government Area of Kebbi State where a group of individuals mobilized to loot a shop. In the process, a local vigilante man shot and killed one of the looters. The Commissioner of Police in charge of Kebbi State is currently investigating the incident. This brings the total number of deaths recorded during the protests to seven (7).
It is important to state that there were no other recorded fatalities during the protests apart from those mentioned above.
However, incidences of armed robbery, arson, mischief, looting of public institutions and private businesses, destructions of both public and private property were recorded during the protest. Arrests were made with respect to these criminal incidences and a number of recoveries made from the suspects while the protest was going on.
The Nigeria Police personnel deployed to manage the protests have acted professionally, refraining from using lethal weapons. In instances where protesters became riotous, the police employed teargas to disperse them. Even when our officers on lawful duty were attacked and injured, the police effected arrests using only teargas, demonstrating utmost restraint.
In an effort to combat the trend of crimes and criminality, the police have arrested a total of six hundred and eighty-one (681) individuals who committed various criminal offenses such as armed robbery, arson, mischief, and destructions of both public and private property. Dangerous weapons, including two (2) AK-47 rifles and assorted live ammunition, were recovered from the so-called protesters. Additionally, stolen items such as furniture, electronics, phones, other various shop items, and vital infrastructures worth billions of naira were recovered from the arrested persons. Contrary to circulating news, organizers of the protest or protesters were not arrested. Those in police custody are under investigation for clear connections to criminal activities.
Furthermore, nine (9) police officers sustained various degrees of injuries during attacks by protesters. One of them who initially was reported dead, miraculously survived but remains in critical condition.
The ongoing protest has obviously turned violent. We therefore advise law abiding citizens taking part in the protest across the country to immediately withdraw from it. This advice becomes necessary in view of the violence that has characterized the protest in the last 2 days. It is reasonably expected that Peaceful protesters would have withdrawn from the protest that has turned violent.
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VIDEO: Trump promises automatic green cards for foreign college graduates
Former President of the United States of America, Donald Trump has proposed to automatically grant green cards to foreign graduates from US colleges, marking a departure from his typically stringent views.
The Republican candidate made these remarks during a podcast published on Thursday June 20, following President Joe Biden's recent announcement of a pathway to citizenship for immigrants married to US citizens, which countered Biden's recent crackdown on illegal border crossings.
"I believe that when you graduate from college, you should automatically receive, as part of your diploma, a green card to stay in this country," Trump stated on the All-In podcast.
A green card, formally known as a permanent resident card in the United States, represents a significant step towards citizenship.
Trump emphasised that this policy should apply to all college graduates, including those from two-year junior college programs and doctoral graduates.
Responding affirmatively to a question about importing talented individuals to America, Trump declared, "I promise to do that."
He highlighted stories of graduates from top colleges who wish to remain in the US but face obstacles. "They go back to India, they go back to China, and they start a similar company there, becoming multi-billionaires employing thousands," Trump noted.
He underscored the importance of skilled individuals for US companies, criticizing current constraints on making deals due to immigration uncertainties. "That ends on day one," he affirmed.
While he was President from 2017 to 2021, Trump initiated the construction of a border wall with Mexico and implemented a travel ban affecting predominantly Muslim countries.
His remarks follow Biden's recent move to ease visa regulations for approximately half a million spouses of US citizens, facilitating their path to citizenship.
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