FG, ASUU resume negotiation on lingering strike
For over six months, university lecturers have refused to resume work owing to controversies surrounding the implementation of IPPIS
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For over six months, university lecturers have refused to resume work owing to controversies surrounding the implementation of IPPIS
The implication of the high inflation rate is that food prices are expected to remain high, as the impact of ...
Nigeria’s public debt has increased by over 155.9 per cent under the watch of President Buhari between June 2015 and ...
The 179 new cases were reported from 13 states.
The police chief also said that no casualty was recorded, but noted that five vehicles were vandalised during the protest.
As has been the norm, the protesters were largely peaceful but blocked the roads leading to the roundabout.
A former lawmaker in cahoots with the agency in-charge diverted the boreholes to the lawmaker’s farm and the residence of ...
Glaucoma patients go through hell in an overcrowded unit at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, while a multi-million-naira glaucoma centre ...
Lagos recorded 165 new cases, more than half Tuesday's national toll.
Decades after being the leader in oil palm production in the world, Nigeria is currently an importer of the product ...
''If the budget is based on assumption, I agree but why are you not assuming properly. I want to go ...
Personnel of the defunct SARS are to report at the Force Headquarters for 'debriefing, psychological and medical examination'.
The government wants to borrow about N709.69 billion from multilateral and bilateral groups
The demands include halting use of force against protesters and the unconditional release of arrested citizens.
The protesters were stopped by members of the Nigerian military who violently chased the youth
The vigilante group snatched 10 AK-47s after police refused to confront their assailants.
Considering how Nigerian politicians switch parties and allegiances with reckless abandon, Mr Mimiko, with a thinning political camp, may explore ...
Government will also provide a tariff relief package of about N10.20 per kilowatt-hour for certain categories of electricity consumers for ...
The police accused protesters of firing the bullet that killed the man
Four others were injured in the carnage.
The governor will be meeting the president on Tuesday to present the demands of Lagos youth on the #EndSARS to ...
The accident occurred at Igbelajewa Village, along the Ilesha-Akure Expressway on Monday afternoon.
"Yes, they attacked our Anti-kidnapping unit at Iyun road, three of our officers were shot, they are at the ICU ...
Police officers reportedly opened fire at the unarmed protesters during the Surulere protest.
While the government plans to spend big on presidential feeding and travels, it will spend less than N300 million to ...
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