How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
By Onome Amuge The federal government raked in N1.18 trillion in taxes from consumers of goods and services...
Read moreDetailsLaunches July A student summer club opening in Abuja in July and being fronted by UK based Rupetta...
Read moreDetailsBy Business A.M. Edo Concerned Stakeholders have advocated for capable leaders within the age group of 35 to 55...
Read moreDetailsBy Business A.M. President Bola Tinubu has signed the Student Loan Bill into law, aimed at providing interest free loans...
Read moreDetailsBy Business A.M. Godswill Akpabio, the former minister of Niger Delta Affairs has been sworn in as the Senate President...
Read moreDetailsBy Cynthia Ezekwe The federal government has alerted the general public on the outbreak of anthrax, a bacterial disease detected...
Read moreDetailsBy Business A.M. President Bola Tinubu  has admitted that the decision by his administration to remove fuel subsidy will impose...
Read moreDetailsBy Business A.M. Growth and Transformation Professionals (GTpro)Â is set to organise its first masterclass on government relations and public...
Read moreDetailsBy Adeola Ajakaiye, Kano The Kano State government has revoked the sales of Hasiya Bayero Paediatric Hospital and...
Read moreDetailsBy Business A.M. A meeting held between the federal government and the organised labour unions in Nigeria concerning the removal...
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