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Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has approved the 2025 FGN-ASUU Salary Agreement for Kaduna State University (KASU) staff, effective October 2026. This follows a two-week warning strike by the ASUU branch at KASU. The Commissioner of Education, Prof. Abubakar Sani Sambo, announced the approval, stating it aligns with the Governor’s commitment to education and human capital development.
The approved package includes revised CONUASS, Consolidated Academic Tools Allowance (CATA), and other salary adjustments. The government also approved a one-off payment of N300 million for Earned Academic Allowance to address accumulated entitlements dating back to 2016.
Nigeria’s booming digital payment landscape is leaving some behind. Rural women traders and cross-border vendors often prefer cash due to concerns about fraud, poor network access, and the complexities of international transactions. Despite fintech advancements, a significant portion of the population remains excluded from the cashless system.
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Cashless Nigeria: Who’s Left Behind?
Digital Divide: Rural Women, Traders Miss Out on Cashless Boom
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- Aquatic Deal Boosts Nigeria-China Ties
- New Protocol: Nigeria’s Economic Leap?
Nigeria’s new Aquatic Products Protocol with China signifies a major step, offering tariff-free market access for fish and other products. This deal aims to transform Nigeria’s aquatic sector, boosting trade, investment, and job creation within the emerging Blue Economy. It aligns with the Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership Office’s vision for deep economic transformation.
Bandits Kill 11 in Benue Attack
Four police officers and seven civilians have been killed following a bandit attack on Ayilamo community in Logo Local Government Area of Benue State. The violent incident, which began Thursday evening, lasted for approximately seven hours before security forces repelled the assailants. The Benue State Police Command confirmed the casualties and stated that the attackers retreated into the forest with significant losses.
A train derailed in northwest France Friday night carrying 186 passengers. 44 people were injured, one seriously. The incident occurred between Rouen and Caen. A large emergency response was deployed, including 130 firefighters and multiple medical teams. Passengers described a sudden and violent event. Authorities are investigating the cause, and initial tests on the driver were negative.
Atiku Abubakar proposes a new production subsidy model to make fuel cheaper and protect local refineries. He accuses the Tinubu Presidency of twisting Dangote Refinery’s concerns to discredit his plan. Atiku clarifies his model supports domestic refining by reducing crude feedstock costs, not forcing refineries to sell at a loss or relying on import subsidies.