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National Assembly: Details of Zoning Arraignment Emerges After Adamu, APC Leaders Meet Tinubu
Arise TV National Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Abdullahi Adamu, and other prominent party leaders, on Tuesday, visited the president-elect, Bola Tinubu, who returned to the country on Monday after a month stay in France. Tinubu had gone to take a rest after an exhausting presidential campaign, which culminated in the election on…
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Governor Makinde Gives Update on Enthronement of New Alaafin, Soun
Following the controversies surrounding the enthronement of new monarchs to occupy the obaship stool of Alaafin of Oyo and Soun of Ogbomosho, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, ‘Seyi Makinde has reacted, stating reasons behind the delay. Makinde stated that democratic institutions in the state which include traditional institution must be adequately strengthened through adherence…
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Again, MultiChoice hikes subscription fees for all DStv, GOtv bouquets (See New Prices)
Nigeria’s foremost satellite television service provider, Multichoice, has announced an increment in subscription rates of all packages on DStv and GOtv. The company said the upward review of the prices of its services became imperative in light of galloping inflation and rising costs of business operations. The company announced the increments in a statement across…
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Dual Citizenship: Why Tinubu Hasn’t Violated Any Law – Former AGF, Aondoakaa
Michael Aondoakaa, a former minister of justice and attorney-general of the Federation (AGF), has claimed that despite having dual citizenship, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu did not violate any law or procedure in running for Nigeria’s presidency. Aondoakaa stated that once a person is a first-generation Nigerian, he or she cannot be disqualified from running in elections…
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Election Tribunal: NJC Publishes List of 257 Judges To Hear Petitions (Full List)
The National Judicial Council (NJC) has published a list of the 257 judges who will hear petitions resulting from the Nigerian general elections of 2023. The Presidential Election Petition Tribunal and the State Election Petition Tribunals are expected to resume full operations in May, following the Worker’s Day holiday. Nigerians’ attention has shifted to the…
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Candidates experience minimal technical hitches, slight delay as 2023 UTME kicks off nationwide
Premium Times Unlike the experiences of many candidates during the mock examination in March, there were fewer technical glitches and slight delays at various computer-based test centres visited by PREMIUM TIMES reporters on Tuesday as the 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) kicked off nationwide. UTME, which is conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation…
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JAMB Reschedules UTME for Candidates
The Nation Newspaper The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has rescheduled the ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination for candidates who could not sit for the exam on Tuesday because of technical challenges. The Board made the announcement in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja by the Head, Public Affairs and Protocol, JAMB, Dr Fabian…
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African Union Ambassador, Yara Speaks On Tinubu’s Guinea Passport, Viral Video
Ousmane Yara, the African Union Ambassador, has claimed that Nigerian “President-elect”, Bola Tinubu got his Guinean Passport as a special envoy under the government of President of Guinea, Alpha Conde. The AU official told Daily Sun that Tinubu got his Guinean citizenship because the former President of Guinea, Alpha Conde, saw him as a special…
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Sudan: Why Nigerian Youths Are Moving Out of Country – ASUU President
Tribune Online As many Nigerian nationals including students are still being trapped in Sudan due to the ongoing regional crisis there, the President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, has taken a swipe at the Nigerian government, saying its failure to make Nigeria’s educational system work and attractive is causing…
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40% pay rise: ASUU, SSANU, Other Varsity Workers on Warpath with FG over Exclusion
Vanguard News The Federal Government had recently approved 40 per cent increase for civil servants in federal ministries, agencies and departments, MDAs, under the Consolidated Public Salary Structure. But workers in the university sector have kicked against their exclusion, describing the action of government as a recipe for crisis. But the Federal Government has said…
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