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Pensioners hit jackpot, over 100,000 get pay rise
Don’t be fooled, states are not richer, by Dele Sobowale
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SubscribeSynergy as a Shield: How Nigeria is winning the peace under General Musa
His insistence on establishing an approved, transparent Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) coupled with the deployment of modern digital surveillance technology marks a departure from reactionary policing toward proactive, technology-driven asset protection.
Consul-General lauds Grace Schools for promoting Chinese language, culture
The Chinese Consul General, Ms. Yan Yuqing has commended Grace Schools for promoting Chinese language and culture through the spectacular performances of the students during her visit to the school recently, in acknowledgment of the vital role of the school in promoting Chinese language and culture, the Chinese. Yuqing lauded the school for strengthening the […]
Yoruba council worldwide condoles Ooni over death of elder brother
By Ebunoluwa Sessou The Yoruba Council Worldwide has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Prince Adetunji Ogunwusi, the immediate elder brother of the Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II. The condolence message was conveyed by the President of the Yoruba Council Worldwide and Sooko Agoriesin of Ile-Ife, His […]
Exam malpractice incident sparks debate as lawyer highlights legal penalties
A Nigerian lawyer, Barrister Archibong Edet, has sparked debate on examination malpractice and accountability after recounting an incident involving a postgraduate student allegedly caught using a mobile phone during an examination. In a post on X, Edet claimed that the student was found with a mobile phone while the examination was in progress. He said […]
Victor Eburajolo: Mega employer who fought Nigeria’s deliberate de-industrialization, by Owei Lakemfa
Forty years ago, on July 24, 1986, Victor Ogebyiwa Eburajolo was forty. He was a sought-after expert in the Nigerian industrial complex. A lawyer, business strategist, planning tactician, industrial and labour relations expert. He was then the Executive Secretary of Nigeria Textile Employers. The textile industry had sixty-two companies and over 750,000 workers, not counting those […]
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