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Unilag Probe: Was former Vice Chancellor Ogundipe caught with hand in the cookie jar?

WHEN the dust of controversy in the University of Lagos finally settles, facts will become clearer as to whether or not, Professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, the 12th Vice-Chancellor

In Kwara, students were excited to resume, but staggered preparation, fear among teachers mar school reopening

Unlike some part of the country, only SS 3 students resumed on Wednesday in the state, as the state commissioner for education, Bisola Ahmed, disclosed that other exit students would be communicated on their date of resumption ahead of their own examinations.

COVID worsens problems of Nigerian autistic children, and their parents

The COVID-19 pandemic has widened inequalities for Nigerian children having developmental disabilities, especially autism, most have lost learning time since schools were shut down.In contrast, parents who can afford online learning have to spend more.

How multiple taxation is ‘killing’ SMEs in Abuja

Sitting on a bench in front of her zinc shop, the expression on the face of Ojo Elizabeth was that of despondency as the thought of how to raise money to buy the next meal for her children, overwhelms her.
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Report: Lack of sanitisers, facemasks disrupt school reopening process in Abuja amidst COVID-19

IN the past five months, students have been at home due to the shutdown of public and private schools...

Compromised voter’s register, flawed e-voting process threaten 2020 NBA elections

WITH less than 24 hours to the 2020 Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, national elections scheduled to take place between...

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