Nigerian resident doctors threaten new indefinite strike
Nigeria’s resident doctors have suspended their strike for four weeks, warning they will resume a total and indefinite industrial action […]
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Rivers Assembly, Fubara Clash Over Infrastructure, Savings
The Rivers State House of Assembly criticizes Governor Siminalayi Fubara over neglected public school infrastructure despite N600bn savings, with Fubara
NITDA, Oluremi Tinubu scale up digital skills initiative
The National Information Technology Development Agency, in collaboration with the Renewed Hope Initiative, has digitally trained over one million Nigerians,
Federal government plans 3MTT summit for digital talent
Nigeria’s Federal Government is hosting its 3MTT Impact Summit across six regions to connect emerging digital talent with industry leaders,
Author spotlights Osu caste discrimination in novel
Adaora Ogunniyi’s novel, The Steel Gavel, highlights the enduring Osu caste discrimination’s impact on marriage in Southeast Nigeria, despite abolition
Okebukola launches Africa’s scholarly referencing style
Former NUC Executive Secretary Professor Peter Okebukola has launched the African Scholarly Referencing Style (ASRS), a groundbreaking initiative establishing Africa’s
UNILAG VC Ogunshola urges alumni, industry partnerships
Professor Folasade Ogunshola, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, advocates for enhanced collaboration with alumni and industry to boost global
Nigeria offers HIV patients free liver, kidney tests
Nigeria’s Federal Government has initiated free annual liver and kidney function tests for people living with HIV/AIDS through expanded health
US, France, UK back Nigeria on terrorism, Ribadu states
Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, announced that the United States, France, and the United Kingdom are providing vital
Nigeria U-15 aims for CAF semifinal after Ivory Coast loss
Nigeria’s U-15 team will play Benin today in Ouagadougou, aiming for a CAF Schools Football Championship semifinal spot after a