The Federal Government has announced plans to release N11.9 billion within 72 hours to settle part of the salary and allowance arrears owed to medical
Strike: FG To Release N11.9bn For Doctors’ Arrears Read More »
Former Bauchi State Governor, Ahmed Adamu Mu’azu, on Saturday, lost his mother.
Ex-Bauchi Gov, Ahmed Mu’azu, loses mother Read More »
A fresh invasion by bandits has unsettled several communities in Shanono and Tsanyawa Local Government Areas of Kano State,
Bandits attack Kano communities, kill three villagers Read More »
Joao Pedro finally brought a halt to his Chelsea goal drought as the Brazilian striker sealed a 1-0 win to extend Tottenham’s dismal record on their home turf on Saturday.
Joao Pedro strikes at last as Chelsea edge past Spurs Read More »
“The Niger State Independent Electoral (NSIEC) officials and security personnel were fully on ground,” he said.
Niger chairmanship candidate applauds smooth conduct of LG polls Read More »
Ali Ndume blamed Tinubu and the Senate for being tagged a “Country of Particular Concern”, saying they failed to counter US claims and must now defend Nigeria.
Nigeria on US watchlist: “Why Nigerians must blame senate and Tinubu,” Ndume spits fire Read More »
The Kwara State Environmental Protection Agency, KWEPA, has arrested several individuals for impersonating the agency and unlawfully using its official
KWEPA arrests suspects for impersonation, illegal use of official documents in Kwara Read More »
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Wolverhampton Wanderers: ‘Embarrassing’ – display at Fulham savaged as relegation looms Read More »
Nigerian singer Yemi Alade has opened up about a phase in her university days when she briefly got hooked on smoking before deciding to quit completely. Speaking in a recent interview With Chude,
The Jos University Dental Students’ Association (JUDENSA) has raised alarm over what it described as a decade-long ordeal caused by the prolonged delay in completing their academic programme, calling for urgent government intervention to save their careers and mental well-being.
