NAF commences training of new batch of special forces
Utomi demands emphasis on primary, post primary education to solve lack of middle level manpower
N2bn Fraud: Court grants EFCC permission to detain Maina, son
IMF advises Nigeria on reducing vulnerabilities, boosting growth
Ugandan woman becomes first black woman to visit every country
Goalkeeper Petr Cech dumps football for hockey
2020 Budget: Ijaw youths laud Buhari over Amnesty Programme
Kogi 2019: Ebira Nation backs Yahaya Bello’s second term bid
FCTA decries high rate of abandoned babies
Okowa’s Tribunal Victory: Okada Riders get free fuel in Udu
Senate to reduce political parties from 91 to 5
Ajegunle teachers and others win at Oracle Academy Hackathon Event
Minister tasks Police on tackling violent crimes
Governors can do more about security

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EFCC raid Zamfara INEC office, recovers 4 ‘Ghana-must- go’ bags
Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Wednesday took away four ‘Ghana-must-go’ bags suspected to contain money from the Zamfara office of INEC.
Sex for Grades: UNILAG sets up panel to probe lecturers
The management of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) has set up a panel to investigate the allegations against two of its lecturers indicted in the sex-for-grades scandal. Boniface Igbeneghu, a senior lecturer, and Samuel Oladipo, a lecturer in the department of economics, were exposed in a documentary on sexual harassment released by the BBC Africa Eye on Monday. The […]
UNILAG ‘cold room’ as a metaphor
BEFORE now, the common perception of a cold room in our country has always been that of a storage facility for frozen food and drinks such as fish, turkey, chicken, yoghurt, ice cream and many others. However, recent revelation from a virile video which shows the ‘inside’ of the ‘cold room’ where lecturers ‘sexually harass’ students at the University of Lagos has changed all that.
$50bn Africa Food Import: Obasanjo urges DRC to invest in agriculture
By Gabriel Ewepu Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Tuesday, urged the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to invest more in agriculture, particularly cassava, soybean, cowpea and plantain, which will reduce Africa’s $50 billion annual food import bill. Obasanjo stated this during the official inauguration of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, IITA, Kalambo Research Station […]
2020 budget projections unrealistic — Senators
ABUJA- SOME senators, yesterday, dismissed projections of President Muhammadu Buhari’s N10.33 trillion 2020 budget proposal as unrealistic.

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