2,000 Amnesty slots: If approved, where did they go? — MOSIEND asks Tinubu
By Luminous Jannamike ABUJA – The Movement for the Survival of Izon Ethnic Nationality in the Niger Delta, MOSIEND, has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to urgently intervene over the alleged exclusion of about 2,000 members of the Egberepapa Camp/Niger Delta Liberation Force from the Presidential Amnesty Programme. For the affected ex-agitators and their families, […]
Alleged Drug Records: Presidency’s bid to block FBI report heightens suspicion of guilt — APM
The party said the FBI findings should not remain entirely hidden simply because some portions may be sensitive, arguing that information that does not endanger lives or compromise investigative methods can still be made public.
Telecom subscriptions hit 192.2m, teledensity rises to 88.67% — NCC
The development came as broadband penetration also rose to 56.79 percent in June, up from 56.11 percent in May, indicating continued expansion of digital connectivity across the country.
FG plans six world-class medical simulation centres
According to him, the proposed simulation centres would help bridge the gap between classroom instruction and real-life clinical practice by providing students with access to modern, controlled environments where they can develop critical skills before treating patients.
No students killed at Osun convention – NANS
A national daily (not Vanguard) reported that one Ademiju Ayeni, popularly called “Jago” was stabbed to death at the convention venue, the NUJ Secretariat in Osogbo.
NYSC urges corps members to embrace cultural diversity, sustain national unity
She urged the corps members to see their deployment to different communities as an opportunity to learn from other cultures and foster peaceful coexistence.
