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Following the screening exercise and pre-retirement sensitisation programme for Ogun State Civil Servants under the Contributing Pension Scheme (CPS), the Bureau of State Pension, Office of Head of Service has organised another exercise for those who would be retiring statutorily from 1st January, 2027 to 31st December, 2027. The sensitization program is to be held at the Oba’s Complex in Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, the state capital. DAILY POST learnt that the exercise is to ensure accurate data and to facilitate the seamless remittance of their retirement benefits to the Retirement Savings Account (RSA) before exit from the Civil Service. Speaking on…

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The Executive Chairman of Lau Local Government Council in Taraba State, Peter Julius Vau, has formally defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The defection took place on Wednesday in Lau, the administrative headquarters of the council. Speaking on the occasion, he described his decision as one driven by the need to promote unity, progress, and sustainable development in Lau Local Government Council. He reaffirmed his commitment to people-oriented governance, noting that joining the APC would create greater opportunities for political inclusion and accelerate development initiatives across the area. Vau assured residents that…

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The Anambra State Police Command has announced that it had arrested a masquerade which unleashed violence on innocent citizens during a burial ceremony in Awgbu, Orumba North Local Government Area of Anambra State on Monday. In a press release by the public relations officer of Anambra State Police Command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, the command said it would not accept such unprovoked attacks. The release read: “The Command has taken into custody the masquerade involved in the unprovoked and violent attacks on innocent citizens, which led to a breach of public peace in Awgbu, Orumba North Local Government Area. “The Command…

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As the Super Eagles prepare for their big Africa Cup of Nations semifinal match against Morocco, former captain, William Troost-Ekong and Ola Aina have sent messages to the team players and coaching staff, including Eric Chelle. Both players said they are proud and believe in what the team has accomplished. Troost-Ekong retired from international football a few days before the Africa Cup of Nations tournament, while Aina was named in the initial team list, but could not make the final list due to fitness concerns. The Super Eagles are going into Wednesday night’s semifinal at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium…

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The National Film and Video Censors Board has said it approved and classified 1,185 films between January and December 2025. The figure represents an increase from the 1,088 films classified in 2024. The Director of Corporate Affairs of the board, Ogbonna Onwumere, disclosed this in a statement, NAN reports on Wednesday. He said the rise in film approvals reflected sustained growth in Nigeria’s film industry and a high level of activity among filmmakers and distributors nationwide. According to him, the classified films cut across various genres and languages, highlighting the vibrancy of local productions as well as the continued submission…

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A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, on Tuesday, remanded a citizen of Niger, Isiaka Ibrahim, at the Ikoyi correctional centre over an alleged N351.5m fraud. Justice Ibrahim Kala ordered Ibrahim’s remand after he was arraigned on a three-count charge bordering on conspiracy and obtaining money by false pretence. The charge, filed by operatives of the Force Criminal Investigation Department, Annex, Alagbon, is marked FHC/L/1112c/2025. At the arraignment, the prosecution counsel, Morufu Animashaun, told the court that the defendant and others still at large committed the alleged offences between February and August 2024 at various locations in Lagos, including 30…

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Cavista Technologies, a portfolio company of Cavista Holdings, has announced the return of its annual hackathon in Lagos, as it prepares to host the fourth edition of the Cavista Technologies Hackathon aimed at identifying and nurturing Nigeria’s next generation of technology talent. The two-day event is scheduled for 21 to 22 February 2026, at the Welcome Centre Hotel, Ikeja, and will bring together undergraduate students from selected tertiary institutions in Lagos State and its environs. Participants will collaborate in teams to develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges during a 24-hour hackathon spread across the two days. The tech giant said…

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The Super Falcons have thrown their weight behind the Super Eagles, sending a morale-boosting message ahead of the men’s national team’s upcoming match. In a short video shared online on Wednesday, the women’s national team expressed confidence in the Super Eagles, assuring them of their full support and prayers as they continue their campaign. The Super Falcons urged the team to trust one another, stay strong, and play an injury-free game, reminding them that they have the backing of millions of Nigerians at home. The said in part, “Hello Super Eagles, this is from Super Falcons wishing you good luck…

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities has raised concerns over alleged mismanagement of funds and governance weaknesses in some universities across the country. ASUU President, Prof. Chris Pinuwa, raised the concerns at the unveiling of the 2025 agreement between the Federal Government and the union in Abuja on Wednesday. Pinuwa warned that the situation was undermining accountability, stability and academic standards in the system. He noted that weak governance structures had continued to affect the effective utilisation of resources in some institutions. The ASUU president said that although university autonomy was recognised in principle and partially entrenched in the law,…

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NBC Sports introduced a new AI-powered player tracking system that will let viewers on mobile devices zoom in and focus on their favorite athletes. It’s the first time the viztrick AiDi technology, which was developed by Japan’s Nippon Television Network, will be used by another broadcaster. NBC Sports plans to implement the feature for its live event coverage starting this year, according to Nikkei Asia.The viztrick AiDi system uses facial recognition to identify and track the movements of individual players and features a simplified interface that only requires operators to tap an on-screen athlete they want to follow. In Japan…

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