Ibrahim Sofiyullaha
2888 articles published since 30 Nov 2023
2888 articles published since 30 Nov 2023
UNILAG has partnered the University of Birmingham to offer UK-validated degree programmes in Nigeria, with teaching expected to begin as early as 2027.
Abuja indigenes and resident groups had condemned calls for Nyesom Wike’s sack, citing visible infrastructure progress and renewed governance direction.
The US Mission in Nigeria had opened free online English courses to boost professional skills, offering flexible learning and industry-focused training.
About 500 lawyers had protested at the Finance Ministry over alleged ₦4 trillion unpaid contractor debts, accusing officials of selective payments and inaction.
Kano state Information Commissioner Ibrahim Waiya had urged the deputy governor to resign after refusing to defect with Governor Abba Yusuf to the APC.
President Tinubu had made official visits to 24 countries across five regions since assuming office, reflecting Nigeria’s diplomatic and economic outreach efforts.
Nigerians complained of worsening phone and internet services as activist Usman Okai Austin criticised the NCC and telecom firms, urging legislative intervention.
North Central youths had unveiled a support group for President Tinubu’s 2027 bid, announcing a leadership structure and plans for a formal inauguration in Abuja.
Governor Umo Eno had questioned a contractor over starting a hospital project with a mortuary, a moment that went viral amid Akwa Ibom health reforms.
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