Despite free primary education, 18million children not in school – UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has decried the low enrolment of children into primary schools across the country, despite it being officially free and
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NPC targets mentally challenged persons for 2023 census
The National Population Commission (NPC) has said that it will count special citizens such as the mentally challenged persons and lunatics living in the country
How Nigeria’s fuel crisis, cash crunch ended 31-month growth in business activities
Business activities driven by the private sector slumped for the first time in almost three years as companies reduced output and cut jobs due to
ITF: Over N24.6bn paid as SIWES allowance in seven years
The Director General of the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), Sir Joseph Ari, has disclosed that the fund has spent N24.6 billion as payment for Students
US announces new visa regime for Nigerians
The United States has announced a new visa regime for Nigerians. According to a statement on Monday, Nigerian tourists visa applicant are now eligible for
Nexford varsity secures U. S. accreditation for degree programmes
The next-generation online university platform, Nexford University has secured America’s accreditation which is carried out by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC). Nexford’s accreditation followed
NITEL/MTEL property sold to Lagos govt — BPE
NITEL/MTEL property sold to Lagos govt — BPE The National Council on Privatisation (NCP), has approved the sale of a NITEL/MTEL Property located at number
Finnish police release pro-Biafra agitator Simon Ekpa
Ekpa was released hours after he was arrested and grilled by the Finish police. Recall that the Finnish authorities arrested Ekpa and escorted by the
Military arrests Abuja-Kaduna train blast mastermind, kills 133 terrorists
Troops of Operation Whirl Punch have arrested three terrorists at Damba community in Chikun Council of Kaduna State, one of which is the mastermind of
Pre-election violence: Military, others begin raids on hoodlums’ hideouts
The military, police and the Department of State Services have begun massive raids on the hideouts of hoodlums as a pre-emptive measure to curb violence
