No federal varsity allowed to charge tuition fees – FG
The Federal Government has insisted that no federal university is allowed to charge tuition fees in the country.
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2023
‘President should have over 50% votes’, Chidoka seeks Constitutional…
A Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain and ex-Aviation Minister, Osita Chidoka, says the Nigerian Constitution and other…
17 Niger troops killed in attack near Mali – Ministry
Seventeen Niger soldiers were killed on Tuesday in an attack by suspected jihadists near the country’s western border with Mali,…
NDLEA arrests 334 suspects, seizes N56.9m worth of illegal substances in…
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), FCT Command it seized roughly 3,091.032 kg of suspected illegal substances,…
Lagos issues flood alert for Eti-Osa, Ojo, Badagry, others
The Lagos State Government has issued a new flood warning to residents in some areas of the state.
FG receives N1.2b from Google to encourage employment growth
Vice President Kashim Shettima, on Tuesday in the Presidential Villa in Abuja, hosted several Google executives.
Shettima also…
N6.9bn procurement fraud: FG arraigns Emefiele, others on Thursday
The Federal Government will arraign suspended Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Godwin Emefiele and his associates before…
Bayelsa inaugurates panel to investigate Opu-Nembe violence
The Bayelsa State Government on Tuesday inaugurated a six-member Judicial Panel of Enquiry to investigate the violence that took…
Kunle Afolayan unveils ‘Anikulapo’ series, features Lateef…
Leading Nollywood filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has made hints about the upcoming release of the Anikulapo series.
Following the…
Bandits attack school in Plateau, kill instructors, injure others
Two teachers were murdered when bandits stormed a secondary school in Plateau State's Riyom Local Government Area.
According to…