23 States, FCT Implement New Teachers Retirement Age

The Nigeria Union of Teachers, on Saturday, said 23 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory have implemented the 65-year-old retirement age for teachers. The National President of the union, Titus Amba, stated in a report obtained by our correspondent in Abuja. In 2020, former President Muhammadu Buhari announced the new retirement age…

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‘Quit South West Now Or Die’ – Gani Adams, Yoruba Leaders Warn B/Haram, ISWAP Terrorists Hibernating In Region

Following the infiltration of the South-West region by suspected fleeing Islamic State in West Africa Province, ISWAP, and Boko Haram terrorists from North-West and North-East, there is uneasy calm in the region. Many, especially in the interiors and border communities, are living in fear over the likely activities of the terrorists. Governor Seyi Makinde of…

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FOSSU Social Director-Elect Hails NANS Ogun Over Intellectual Student’s Summit

Comrade Oyedele Sunday Aduragbemi, the Social Director-Elect of Federation of Oyo State students Union (FOSSU) National Council has hailed National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Ogun state axis leadership over intellectual student’s summit. Our correspondent reports that NANS Ogun JCC held a summit titled “The effect of student leadership on academic stability and campus harmony…

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Businesses That Can Be Started With Little Capital

In Nigeria, there are numerous low-cost business opportunities that require minimal startup funds, often less than N100,000. These ventures are accessible, scalable, and cater to everyday needs, making them viable for aspiring entrepreneurs. In Nigeria’s current economic climate, starting a business is an uphill battle for many aspiring entrepreneurs. The rising cost of living, inflation,…

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Students Demand Clarification Over Alleged Siphoning Of 40,000 Metric Tonnes Of Grains By NEMA DG

The National Association of University Students (NAUS), National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) and National Association of Nigeria Colleges of Education Students (NANCES) has requested for fact-finding visit over alleged siphoning of palliatives from Directors General of Nigerian Emergency Management Agency, NEMA. In a letter sighted by our correspondent, the students movements demand to unravel…

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