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A New Chapter for EverydayStoryNetwork: Why We’ve Moved and How You Can Help For months, EverydayStoryNetwork has been more than just a Facebook page. It has been a growing community built on meaningful stories, educational content, inspiring conversations, and the unwavering support of thousands of incredible followers. Every like, comment, share, and word of encouragement has played a vital role in shaping this journey. To everyone who has been part of our story, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your support has been the foundation of everything we’ve achieved. Today, however, we have some unfortunate news to share. The personal Facebook account that managed our original EverydayStoryNetwork Facebook page was permanently disabled by Meta following a review. Because the page was connected to that account, we also lost administrative access to it. Although the original page is still visible on Facebook, we can no longer publish new content, respond to messages or comments, or m...

How to Report a Rape or Attempted Rape Case in Nigeria: A Practical Guide for Survivors and Their Families Over the past few months, Nigeria has witnessed a disturbing rise in reports of alleged rape, attempted rape, sexual assault, and gender-based violence. Some of these cases have involved students, content creators, religious leaders, employers, neighbours, and even people trusted by victims.  While many survivors have found the courage to speak out, countless others remain silent because of fear, shame, intimidation, or uncertainty about what to do next. No one should ever feel alone after experiencing sexual violence. Knowing the right steps to take—and where to seek help—can make a significant difference in protecting both the survivor and the integrity of any future investigation. This guide explains what to do if you or someone you know has been raped or sexually assaulted in Nigeria.          Your Safety Comes First If the assault has just happ...

Nigerian Air Force Releases Successful Candidates for BMTC 46/2025 Recruitment, Training Begins July 19 The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has officially announced the release of the list of successful candidates for the Basic Military Training Course (BMTC) 46/2025 Recruitment Exercise , marking another significant milestone in its efforts to strengthen the nation’s air power and military capacity. In a public announcement issued by the Headquarters of the Nigerian Air Force, successful applicants who participated in the selection interview have been directed to check their names on the official NAF Recruitment Portal and prepare to commence military training at the Nigerian Air Force Military Training Centre (MTC), Kaduna.  The announcement, signed by Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame , Director of Public Relations and Information at the Headquarters of the Nigerian Air Force, emphasized that all successful candidates must report to the training centre on Sunday, July 19, 2026 . Accordin...

Reports Claim FG Has Approved N50,000 WAEC and NECO Examination Fee From 2027 Reports circulating across Nigerian media and social media platforms claim that the Federal Government has approved a new uniform examination fee of N 50,000 for candidates sitting the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations beginning in 2027 .  According to the reports, the decision followed a request for a review of examination fees in response to rising operational costs associated with conducting the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE). If officially implemented, the new fee would represent one of the most significant changes to examination costs in recent years and could have far-reaching implications for students, parents, schools, and state governments. According to the reports, the proposed N50,000 fee would apply to candidates registering for both WAEC and NECO examinations from the 2027 examination cycle....