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Breaking NewsThe Rivers State House of Assembly has summoned the Vice-Chancellor of PAMO University to appear before it and explain scholarship funds released by the stnn
Breaking NewsThe NSCDC in Zamfara has arrested nine suspects for vandalising and stealing roofing zinc from Tsageru Primary School in Tsafe Local Government Area.nn
Breaking NewsThe NSCDC in Osun State has arrested a 60-year-old man, his son, and nephew for allegedly stealing electricity cables kept for safekeeping in Iwo.nn
Breaking NewsThe Code of Conduct Bureau has warned its new officers to reject bribes and uphold integrity in their duties following a four-week training at the EFCC Acann
Breaking NewsNigeria has been included in J.P. Morgan’s new Government Bond Index–Emerging Markets Edge, marking its return to the bank’s benchmark after 11 years.nn
Breaking NewsThe Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, on Monday met with the leadership of organised labour over the controversy surrounding proposed changes to the administration of King’s College, Lagos, assuring workers that the Federal Government would address their concerns through dialogue. The meet...
Breaking NewsThe Federal Government plans to activate 200 new telecom sites before December, aiming to connect over 20 million Nigerians in unserved communities.nn
Breaking NewsFormer President Olusegun Obasanjo has condemned xenophobic attacks in South Africa, recalling Nigeria’s key role in the anti-apartheid struggle.nn
Breaking NewsResidents of Basirka town in Jigawa State have held a three-day special prayer for rainfall following a prolonged dry spell that has left farmlands witherinn
Breaking NewsThe British High Commissioner-designate to Nigeria, Pete Vowles, has arrived in Abuja to take up his new diplomatic assignment, succeeding Richard Montgomenn
Breaking NewsMDCAN’s UCH chapter urges the FG to strengthen manpower and infrastructure in teaching hospitals to address growing pressure on the healthcare system.nn
Breaking NewsFormer President Olusegun Obasanjo says Nigeria has no business with poverty, blaming policy inconsistency, corruption and oil theft for its economic woes.nn
