Principals
15 Sep
The Federal Ministry of Education has commenced computer-based tests (CBT) to appoint new principals for Federal Unity Colleges across Nigeria. According to the Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, the selection process is crucial for filling leadership roles, with 293 candidates shortlisted. The CBT aims to ensure fairness and competence in choosing principals. Hajia Binta…
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The House of Representatives has asked the Presidency to revert to the old pump price of petroleum products, maintaining that the rising cost of petrol and cooking gas poses a significant threat to the livelihood of millions of Nigerians.
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The Senate yesterday initiated moves to investigate rumours regarding the alleged impeachment of its President, Godswill Akpabio.
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Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU), Hafsat Bakari, yesterday, disclosed that the unit received over 60,000 suspicious transactions in 2023.
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