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Education: When high fee doesn’t mean better academic performance
By Elizabeth Osayande As private school fees in Lagos and across Nigeria climb into millions of naira per session, many parents are asking one critical question: “Does the cost translate
ASUU declares indefinite strike at Bayelsa varsities over CBA, 19‑month arrears
By Wahab Adesina Academic activities at two of Bayelsa State’s foremost tertiary institutions ground to a halt on Tuesday as the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) declared an indefinite
Fee hike crisis hits private schools
By Wahab Adesina LAGOS — Parents with children in private schools are facing difficulties as some schools have increased their fees, making it harder for families to afford their children’s
IOC divestments: Job security, welfare of workers our priority — PENGASSAN
• Says rift with Dangote Refinery over By Victor Ahiuma-Young As international oil companies, IOCs, continue to divest from Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, concerns over job losses and the
Benue 2027: How far can Alia, Tinubu’s synergy go?
By Soni Daniel SOMETHING positive appears to be stirring in Benue State. For a state long associated with insecurity, deaths, abandoned infrastructure and economic hardship, a new narrative of roads,
Ondo APC Crisis: Reconciliation must be genuine, address root causes – Akinjo
* Aiyedatiwa not doing enough unite party By Dayo Johnson Kolade Victor Akinjo was a member of the 8th and 9th House of Representatives representing Ilaje/Ese-Odo Constituency, Ondo State, from
Adeyanju hails Tinubu over appointment of new Head of Service, calls for end to corruption
Human rights lawyer and activist, Deji Adeyanju, has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for appointing Abel Olumuyiwa Enitan as the new Head of the Civil Service of the Federation (HOCSF).
Francis Origa: Attacks On Aid Workers Hinder Humanitarian Operations In Northeast Nigeria
The Registrar, Institute for Humanitarian Studies and Social Development, Francis Origa, has condemned the growing attacks on humanitarian aid workers, warning that insecurity is hindering relief operations and discouraging people
Esther Okereke: I’m Not Just An Actress, I’m A Humanitarian In Politics Who Knows Nigeria’s Problems
The presidential candidate for the National Rescue Movement, (NRM), who is also a Nollywood actress, Esther Okereke, has defended her political credentials, insisting that she is more than a celebrity
Anthonia Ifeanyi-Okoro: Pension Industry Is Really Growing
Chief Executive Officer of the Pension Fund Operators Association of Nigeria (PENOP), Anthonia Ifeanyi-Okoro, says Nigeria’s pension industry is steadily expanding, with significant potential to strengthen financial security and improve
