Monday, September 21, 2026

Oyindamola Olubajo

Oyindamola Olubajo is a reporter with Peoples Gazette focusing on special reports and critical national news. She is a graduate of Mass Communication with over three years of experience in writing and reporting. Prior to working with The Gazette, she was with AllNews, an online news platform.She is on Twitter @hoyiin
August 8, 2026
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
August 7, 2026

Tinubu govt approves recruitment of over 3,000 PTA teachers

Mr Tinubu approved the recruitment of over 3,000 verified PTA teachers into the federal civil service as part of his administration’s efforts to strengthen the educational sector.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signing
August 7, 2026

Nigeria, Canada sign deal for direct flights

Nigeria and Canada have, for the first time, signed an expanded air transport agreement, which allows for direct flights between both countries.

Air Canada
August 7, 2026

Stanford scientists use AI to create 16 new viruses

Experts have described the achievement as an important milestone for medical advances.

AI
August 7, 2026

Trump signs new executive orders to limit U.S. birthright citizenship, block ‘birth tourism’

The White House said the schemes thrived globally by helping individuals evade U.S. immigration laws to obtain citizenship and other benefits.

Donald Trump
August 6, 2026

DR Congo health workers protest unpaid wages as Ebola spread outpaces containment

Workers in Ituri province, the epicentre of the disease, protested at the governor’s office on Thursday, saying they had not received wages since May.

DR Congo health workers protest
August 6, 2026

Olukoyede, EFCC embarrassed me in freezing Osun govt accounts ahead of election: Bola Tinubu

I feel deeply embarrassed not by the EFCC’s exercise of its mandate backed by a court order, but by the timing of the agency’s action.

Tinbu, Adeleke, Olukoyede
August 5, 2026

Nigerian author Jerry Falade busted for using AI to land $2 million book deal

Mr Falade, in a statement, rejected claims of using AI, alleging that Black authors particularly face similar accusations when their works gain global attention.

Jerry Falade
August 5, 2026

Court freezes WEMPCO accounts as executives face jail over ₦61.45 billion UBA debt

The judge issued a stern notice of the consequences of disobedience to the court order, warning that the company’s key executives could face imprisonment for contempt.

UBA, WEMPCO