FG, ASUU seal historic deal to end decades of disruptions in Nigerian Universities
In a landmark development poised to reshape Nigeria’s tertiary education landscape, the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) have sealed a far-reaching agreement aimed at improving lecturers’ welfare, ensuring industrial harmony and ending decades of disruptions in federal universities.
Macron warns of ‘unprecedented’ consequences if US takes Greenland
French President Emmanuel Macron warned on Wednesday that if the United States seized Greenland from Denmark, it would trigger a wave of “unprecedented” consequences, a government spokeswoman said.
Gov Yusuf doesn’t need Kwankwaso’s backing to join APC, says NNPP
“Whilst we advise the governor to remain in the NNPP, we also understand that it is within his constitutional rights to join any party of his choice due to escalating legal battles.
US Embassy reopens redesigned American Center in Abuja
The United States Embassy in Abuja has officially reopened its newly redesigned American Center located at the Embassy Chancery, reaffirming the strength of U.S.-Nigeria relations and expanding access to educational and cultural opportunities for Nigerians.
2027 polls: Lagos APC calls for vigilance, vows to resist polls’ rigging by opposition parties
The Lagos State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has vowed to resist any form of rigging by opposition parties in the forthcoming polls, particularly, the 2027 general elections even as it called for vigilance from members of the public.
Insecurity: Vacate Kainji lake area within two months Niger govt tells residents
The Niger government has given a two-month notice to people living in hamlets around Kainji Lake to vacate the area so as to be resettled by the Emirate Council.
