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TINUBU TASKS OYEBANJI TO IMPROVE GOVERNANCE IN SECOND TERM
TROOPS KILL TWO TERRORISTS, RECOVER ARMS IN SOKOTO
NWIFURU URGES IFAD TO EXTEND AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMME TO ALL EBONYI LGAS
INFORMATION MINISTER URGES NIGERIANS TO REJECT VOTE BUYING AHEAD OF 2027 ELECTION
ZULUM REWARDS RETIRED BORNO PRINCIPAL WITH VEHICLE, ₦2M
ANAMBRA ASSEMBLY DEMANDS TRANSPARENCY IN 2027 BUDGET PROCESS
KWARA DOCTORS BEGIN SEVEN-DAY WARNING STRIKE OVER SALARY DISPUTE
KANO EXPANDS YOUTH-FRIENDLY HEALTH FACILITIES TO 743
HYAT INAUGURATES NORTH-CENTRAL COORDINATORS FOR MAKINDE-DAURA CAMPAIGN
TINUBU URGES JUDICIARY TO BLOCK LEGAL LOOPHOLES IN FINANCIAL CRIME CASES
Aug
2026
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ZAMFARA GOVT WARNS TEACHERS AGAINST CORRUPTION, INDISCIPLINE

ZAMFARA GOVT WARNS TEACHERS AGAINST CORRUPTION, INDISCIPLINE By: Safiya Abdulrahim Dabban The Zamfara State Government has warned teachers against corruption, indiscipline, insubordination and other misconduct capable of undermining the education sector. The Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Abdulmalik Gajam, gave the

Aug
2026
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ALAUSA UNVEILS ₦365M NATIONAL PRIZE FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

ALAUSA UNVEILS ₦365M NATIONAL PRIZE FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE By: Safiya Abdulrahim Dabban The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, has unveiled a ₦365 million annual National Laureate Prize to recognise outstanding academic research, innovation and intellectual excellence in Nigeria’s tertiary institutions. Alausa

Aug
2026
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FG STRENGTHENS SAFE SCHOOLS INITIATIVE TO PROTECT STUDENTS, TEACHERS

FG STRENGTHENS SAFE SCHOOLS INITIATIVE TO PROTECT STUDENTS, TEACHERS By: Safiya Abdulrahim Dabban The Federal Government has announced plans to strengthen the Safe Schools Initiative as part of efforts to improve the security of pupils and teachers across the country. Minister of

Jul
2026
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KWARA REAFFIRMS FREE COMMON ENTRANCE EXAM, WARNS AGAINST ILLEGAL FEES

KWARA REAFFIRMS FREE COMMON ENTRANCE EXAM, WARNS AGAINST ILLEGAL FEES By: Africa247live Channel The Kwara State Government has reaffirmed that the Common Entrance Examination for eligible pupils in public primary schools remains free, warning school administrators against collecting unauthorised fees from parents

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