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  • Police Neutralize Two Sit-at-home Enforcers in Ebonyi, Others Arrested

    The Ebonyi Police Command has confirmed that its operatives killed two hoodlums, who were allegedly enforcing sit-at-home order, in the state. The hoodlums were said to have shot sporadically into the air within the Okposi Court Area in Ohaozara Local Government Area of the state, on Monday, when operatives of the Command engaged them in…

  • Stop Implementation of Hike in Federal Varsities’ Tuition Fees – Reps Direct NUC

    The House of Representatives has directed the National Universities Commission (NUC) to immediately halt the implementation of hike in tuition fees by federal universities. It also mandated its Committee on Tertiary Education and Services (when constituted) to probe the increase of fees by federal universities so as to finding lasting solutions to the challenges in…

  • Education: What Nigerians Should Expect From Tinubu’s Administration – Lawmaker

    Education: What Nigerians Should Expect From Tinubu’s Administration – Lawmaker

    Senate Majority Leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, has said that Nigerians should expect a rejig in the education sector under President Bola Tinubu- led government, assuring that the Senator Godswill Akpabio-led Senate will ensure adequate budgetary funding for the sector. The Senate Leader explained that proper funding of the sector would go a long in rescuing…

  • Social Media: Lawmakers Send Message To CBN

    Social Media: Lawmakers Send Message To CBN

    The House of Representatives has directed the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to stop its directive on the addition of social media handles as part of the `Know Your Customer’ (KYC) requirement for bank customers. This followed the adoption of a motion by Rep. Kingsley Chinda (PDP-Rivers) and a few others at plenary in Abuja…

  • First Class Graduate Beaten To Death Over Alleged Bread Theft

    A first class graduate of University of Ibadan, Opuofoni Freeborn Ebimotimi, was beaten to death in Bayelsa state for allegedly stealing bread. According to Peoples’ 93.1FM in Yenagoa, Ebimotimi, who studied Business Administration, was killed in the early hours of Sunday at Honeyhill Tombia Bayelsa State. Ebimotimi who was a native of Korokorosei community in…

  • Ministerial list: Five ex-govs, technocrats lead Tinubu’s 42-man cabinet

    As the jostle for ministerial list reaches the home stretch, there are strong indications that no fewer than five former governors will feature in the president’s list of nominees that is heading to the Senate for approval between now and next week. The unusual list, already dubbed the ‘cabinet of (political) unity’, will have nominees…

  • 28 tertiary institutions to get N174m for books, furniture

    Punch Newspaper The Federal Government, through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFund, will release the sum of N174m to 28 tertiary institutions for the purchase of furniture, books and ICT equipment. In a document prepared by the Education Support Services of TETFund, which was obtained by our correspondent on Sunday, the agency noted that it…

  • WAEC: Over 80,000 Examiners Set To Mark 2023 SSCE Private Exam

    WAEC: Over 80,000 Examiners Set To Mark 2023 SSCE Private Exam

    No fewer than 81,559 examiners would be involved in the marking in 85 traditional venues and one e-marking venue. The examination was conducted between Monday, May 8 and Friday, June 23. In May, Head of National Office, WAEC, Mr. Patrick Areghan, disclosed that 1,621,853 candidates from 20,851 secondary schools wrote the examination. “Out of this…

  • Former NUC Boss Opens up on Recent Resignation

    Former NUC Boss Opens up on Recent Resignation

    The immediate past Executive Secretary of National Universities Commission (NUC), Prof. Abubakar Adamu Rasheed, has opened up on the reasons why he left the commission to continue his lecturing job at Bayero University, Kano (BUK). Rasheed, a former Vice-Chancellor of Bayero University, Kano, had last week announced his voluntary resignation from NUC, three years before…

  • Ministerial appointment: N’Assembly awaits nominees as Tinubu sends list to DSS, EFCC, others

    Expectations on the ministerial list have heightened as President Bola Tinubu clocks over 40 days in office. By law, Tinubu is required to name his cabinet within 60 days after taking the oath of office on May 29 and transmits it to the Senate for confirmation. With less than 18 days to submit his cabinet…

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