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APC suspends scheduled February national convention, releases new 'deadline'
The national convention of the ruling All Progressives Congress which was scheduled to take place in February 2022 has been postponed to June due to crisis.
Buhari issues strong directive over death of former head of interim government Shonekan
National flags across the country would be flying at half-mast from Tuesday, January 12 to Friday, January 14 following an order from President Muhammadu Buhari
Many feared dead, others trapped as church building collapses in Delta
Some members are said to have died after a building belonging to Salvation Ministeries in Asaba, Delta state's capital city collapsed on Tuesday, January 11.
Bandits impose levy on gold site operators in Katsina, kill 2 people
Some bandits have killed two people and injured five others after imposing N10,000 levy on gold site operators in Jibia local government area of Katsina state.
Influential Yoruba leader absent as kingmakers meet to confirm Lekan Balogun as Olubadan
The absence of a former governor of Oyo state, Senator Rasidi Ladoja, at an Olubadan-council meeting has stalled the validation of the newly announced Olubadan.
2023: Ohanaeze Ndigbo makes first statement after Tinubu declared to run for presidency
The apex Igbo socio-political group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has described the declaration to contest for presidency in 2023 by Tinubu as injustice to the southeast.
NUC discloses few number of lecturers attending to millions of Nigerian students
The National Universities Commission (NUC) on Tuesday, January 11, said that there are only 100,000 lecturers attending to the millions of Nigerian students.
COVID-19: New advisory for schools as NCDC puts benchmark on body temperature for students, teachers
Students and teachers with body temperature above 38 degrees are not to be allowed into any school premises, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has warned.
NLC blasts lawmakers over proposed bill to prevent health workers from strike actions
The Nigerian Labour Congress has said that proposed bill by lawmakers aimed at preventing all health workers from embarking on strike action is unacceptable.
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