Abia Govt to Withdraw Tax Suit Against Okpara Varsity
In response to allegations that the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, MOUAU, was not paying Pay As You Earn (PAYE) taxes to the state, the Abia State government has…
Olubadan Joins Ancestors at 81
Following a brief illness, Oba Lekan Balogun, the Olubadan of Ibadanland, has joined his ancestors.
N35,000 Wage Award: 30 states Default, Labour Fumes, Pensioners Threaten
The Nigeria Labour Congress expressed its displeasure on Wednesday over the fact that over thirty states, or roughly 90% of the states, have failed to pay the wage award as…
In June, FG Intends to Take Out New Eurobond Debt
To advise its upcoming Eurobond issuance, the Federal Government has enlisted the experience of top international investment banks, such as Citibank NA, JPMorgan Chase & Co., and Goldman Sachs Group…
Japa: Doctors Fault FG Ban on Leave of Absence
The Federal Government’s prohibition on granting leave of absence to medical professionals traveling overseas has drawn criticism from the Joint Health Sector Unions and the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors.
FG postpones Students Loan Indefinitely
The Nigerian Students Loan Scheme’s introduction has been indefinitely delayed by the Federal Government.
Nigerian Table Tennis Player, Quadri Aruna
In the 2024-week 11 rankings released by the International Table Tennis Federation on Tuesday, compatriot Offiong Edem leads the rise of African players.
FG Crosses 107 Variables With Fictitious Degrees
The federal government is taking public memos as part of its probe into private universities established within the last fifteen years.
Congress Tells NSA to Justify N3.25 Trillion Security Budget
The House of Representatives, in response to the over 200 students who were kidnapped by suspected bandits last week in the state’s Chikun Local Government Area, demanded on Tuesday that…