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Breaking NewsThe Federal Government is set to train 250,000 serving teachers without professional teaching qualifications through a six-month programme.nn
Breaking NewsRelatives of those killed in the 9/11 attacks have criticised Saudi Arabia for its alleged role and chided US leaders for failing to ensure justice.nn
Breaking NewsThe HYPREP Governing Council has promised to accelerate funding approvals for delayed livelihood and remediation projects to fast-track the Ogoni cleanup.nn
Breaking NewsThe Emir of Zazzau has backed a proposed 100% salary and allowance increase for traditional rulers in Kaduna State, calling it a welcome relief.nn
Breaking NewsThe Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu, has charged 43 graduating officers to deploy their competencies to add value to the newly created divisionsnn
Breaking NewsThe OK Movement explains why its security personnel did not retaliate when Peter Obi’s convoy was blocked during a visit to Benue State.nn
Breaking NewsThe Ogun State Government has released N6.75bn for the payment of gratuity and Additional Pension Benefits to retirees, according to the Head of Service.nn
Breaking NewsThe Nigerian Institute of Management says Nigeria needs stronger institutional governance and better management to overcome corruption hindering its develonn
Breaking NewsA former Director-General of the State Security Service and pioneer DG of the National Intelligence Agency, Albert Horsfall, has passed on in Rivers State.nn
Breaking NewsThe Adamawa State Commissioner of Police has warned officers against extorting money from beer sellers in Girei LGA, following a PUNCH newspaper report.nn
Breaking NewsA look back at the September 11, 2001 attacks, detailing the timeline of the four hijacked planes and how the events changed US security forever.nn
Breaking NewsFormer US President Donald Trump reportedly rejected a request from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for military strikes against Houthi fighters innn
