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UNICEF worries over 18.3m out of school children in Nigeria

Education June 28, 2024

The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has again raised concern over the twin crises of a large and…

Tinubu names El-Rufai, Tope Fasua, others in New appointments (1,270)
President Bola Tinubu has named 18 Special Advisers and Senior Special Assistants in New appointments to help execute the Federal Government’s agenda across various sectors of the economy. The Director of Information at the Office of the Vice President, Olusola Abiola gave the indication in a statement released on MondayThe team, which comprises 6 Special
Police nabs Killer of Varsity Lecturer in Niger (977)
The Niger state Police Command has apprehended a 14 year old girl, Joy Afekafe 'of Gbeganu community in Minna, the state capital as a prime suspect over the gruesome murder of a Lecturer with the Federal University of Technology (FUT) Minna, Professor Mrs. Funmilola AdefolaluThe late Prof. Mrs. Funmilola Adefolalu, was murdered at her residence
FCT-IRS tells socialite Aisha Achimugu not to forget to file her annual returns (914)
***As the Service extends its warmest birthday wishes to her The FCT-Internal Revenue Service has reacted to the news of an Abuja based business Nigerian Lady Aisha Achimugu who recently set Genada aglow with 7-day 50th birthday party reminding her of her tax obligations to FCT-IRS. Achimugu is the founder and managing director of Abuja’s
Sule Lamido tackles Tinubu over Democracy Day speech, says its share Hallucination (777)
Former Jigawa State Governor, Senator Dr. Sule Lamido has faulted the June 12, Democracy Day speech of president Bola Ahmed Tinubu describing it as mere hallucination Lamido on his X handle wrote with the title: “Hallucinating June 12, there was a June 11 before June 12”. Taking on Tinubu, Lamido said, “It is obvious the
ICAN bill suffers setback at Senate as stakeholders object to some sections (774)
***Warn against use of the ammendment to usurp mandates of other professions Stakeholders in the financial sector on Thursday raised objections to some sections of a bill for an Act to amend the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), Act No. 15 of 1965 and for other matters connected thereto. At a public hearing

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UNICEF worries over 18.3m out of school children in Nigeria

Family Planning Shortage in Jigawa Sparks Outcry on Safe Motherhood Day

Nigeria Moves Swiftly to Safeguard Economy Amid U.S. Tariff Shocks, Falling Oil Prices

Nigeria Launches African Trade Centre, Cements Role as Economic Powerhouse

From £50M Wedding to Billionaire Bankruptcy: Pramod Mittal Accused of Diverting £63M

Kogi Assembly seeks way-out of ecological challenge in Lokoja