Nigeria Unveils FreeTV, Offering Over 100 Free Digital Channels Nationwide

Nigeria is set to make a major leap in digital broadcasting today, June 17, 2026, with the official launch of FreeTV, a national digital television platform designed to provide households across the country with free access to quality television services without monthly subscription fees. The initiative forms part of Nigeria’s Digital Switch-Over (DSO) programme and…

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Students could be required to pass GCSE English before qualifying for university loans.

Thousands of prospective university students in England could lose access to higher education if new government proposals linking student loan eligibility to minimum academic requirements are introduced. Under plans currently being considered, students may need at least a pass in GCSE English to qualify for government-funded tuition and maintenance loans. Since most students rely on…

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Senate Denies Oshiomhole’s Claim of Forged Signatures in Natasha’s Suspension

The Nigerian Senate has dismissed allegations made by Senator Adams Oshiomhole that some lawmakers’ signatures were forged during the process that led to the suspension of Kogi Central Senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. Speaking on the matter, Senate spokesperson, Senator Yemi Adaramodu, described the allegation as false and baseless. He insisted that no senator’s signature was forged…

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