The National Parent Teacher Association of Nigeria has backed the federal government’s decision to close schools charging tuition fees in foreign currencies. The association described the practice as exploitative, abnormal,…
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Fubara revokes N134 billion Rivers secretariat contract, orders CCECC to refund N20 billion
The Rivers government has revoked the ₦134 billion contract awarded to the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation for the renovation, retrofitting, and furnishing of the state secretariat complex. The permanent…
Read More Fubara revokes N134 billion Rivers secretariat contract, orders CCECC to refund N20 billionAmnesty International advocates abolition of death penalty
Amnesty International has urged the federal and state governments to abolish the death penalty. Barbara Magaji, the organisation’s programmes manager, made the call during a stakeholders dialogue to commemorate the…
Read More Amnesty International advocates abolition of death penaltyNnamdi Kanu’s trial to proceed as NMA confirms ailment is not life-threatening
…NMA has told the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court that Nnamdi Kanu’s ailment was not life-threatening. The Nigerian Medical Association panel constituted by its president, on Thursday, told…
Read More Nnamdi Kanu’s trial to proceed as NMA confirms ailment is not life-threateningASUU Strike: NLC slams Tinubu government’s ‘no work, no pay’ policy
The Nigeria Labour Congress has frowned at the federal government’s ‘no work, no pay’ policy, and highlighted that the union’s position remains ‘no pay, no work’. NLC president Joe Ajaero…
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