The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to resolve their ongoing dispute and prevent another strike action that could disrupt the nation’s academic calendar.

In a statement signed by NANS President, Olushola Oladoja, the students’ body expressed concern over the growing tension between the government and ASUU, warning that any disruption to the academic calendar would be unacceptable to Nigerian students. He further appealed to President Tinubu to personally intervene, warning that failure to act swiftly could erode the goodwill and stability achieved in the education sector.

England manager, Thomas Tuchel, has issued a warning to Marcus Rashford, urging the forward to consistently deliver at the highest level or risk looking back with regret later in his career.

According to reports, Tuchel praised Rashford’s natural talent and finishing ability, but emphasized that potential alone is not enough in elite football.

The England head coach has also revealed he talks to Rashford regularly, warning him that he needs to score more and create more, otherwise he might regret missed opportunities when he is in the latter stages of his career.

U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to visit Malaysia on October twenty-six for the ASEAN Summit, where he is reportedly looking forward to witnessing a ceasefire agreement between Thailand and Cambodia.
Malaysia’s Foreign Minister, Mohamad Hasan, confirmed the visit, noting that the summit will take place over two days in Kuala Lumpur. Similarly, Malaysian Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, who currently chairs ASEAN, has also confirmed Trump’s expected attendance; however, there has been no official confirmation from Washington.

The upcoming ASEAN Summit, which will also bring together leaders from China, Japan, Russia, and the United States, is expected to finalize a broader peace accord requiring both Thailand and Cambodia to remove landmines and heavy artillery from their shared border areas.

As the world champions the girl-child, experts have emphasized the importance of self-belief and leadership among girls in their communities.

Dominion News correspondent, Aina Grace, reports that when girls are given equal opportunities and believe in their potential, they can become strong agents of change, contributing to a more inclusive society.

In commemoration of the two thousand and twenty-five World Breast Cancer Day, the Oyo State Ministry of Health, held a sensitization program in Ibadan aimed at raising awareness about breast and prostate cancer, offering free screenings, and educating the public on the importance of early detection.

Our correspondent, Richard Asaolu, has the report.