Proceedings in the Senate became rowdy on Tuesday following disagreements over a motion to reverse the decision on the electronic transmission of results in the Electoral Act Amendment Bill. Tensions…
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The counterfeit items included anti-malarial drugs, cerebral malaria injections, antibiotics, postinor, and anagin products—some of which have been banned in Nigeria for nearly 15 years. The National Agency for Food…
Read More NAFDAC seizes ₦3bn worth of fake malaria drugs, cosmetics in Lagos raid
The naira on Monday opened the week with a gain at the official market, trading at N1,354.25 per dollar. According to data released on the Central Bank of Nigeria’s official…
Read More Naira’s value appreciates, gains N11.93 at official market
The federal government has begun implementing key welfare components of its renegotiated agreement with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). The minister of education, Tunji Alausa, in a directive…
Read More FG begins implementation of renegotiated ASUU agreement
The U.S. government has again cautioned Nigerians not to overstay their visas, as doing so could ultimately ruin the chances of their fellow citizens seeking to travel for business or…
Read More Nigerians’ visa overstay can ruin chances of responsible travellers, U.S. warns