Benue state is perfecting plans to teach vernaculars in schools. This was made known by the President General of Mdzough U Tiv, a socio-cultural organization of Tiv people worldwide, CP Iorbee Ihagh, (retd.) while addressing journalists...
A professor of criminology and member of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC), Femi Odekunle, is dead. He died at the COVID-19 Isolation Center in Gwagwalada, Abuja, Tuesday evening. The 77-year-old was the Pro-Chancellor of...
Varsity students won't be returning to school despite the suspension of a 9-month strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU. This is as a new directive issued by the National Universities Commission, NUC has...
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has announced its suspension of a 9-month old strike. This was disclosed by the ASUU National President, Biodun Ogunyemi at a press conference held on Wednesday in Abuja. ASUU...
Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has opined that most university girls who get s.e.xually molested are dullards. Governor Ayade made the comment in Calabar at the end of a kilometre walk to commemorate this...
The President of the National Association of Nigerian Students, Sunday Asefon, has vowed to shut down all private universities in the country if the nine-month strike embarked on by members of the Academic Staff Union of...
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