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Winners and losers of COVID-19 pandemic
THE COVID-19 pandemic has shown a lot of positive and negative impact on different sectors of the economy, throwing up…
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WPFD2020: Media must innovate, adapt to survive COVID-19 – Aiyetan
DAYO Aiyetan, the Executive Director of the International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR) on Sunday advised…
COVID-19: Virtual learning widens digital divide between Nigeria’s public and…
GRACE Agada, 40, is a trader in Makurdi, Benue State. She runs a small stall where she sells local beans cake popularly…
ANALYSIS: Despite poor allocations to health, education, lawmakers want 20% of…
FEDERAL lawmakers are asking for at least 20 per cent of Nigeria's annual budget to compulsorily be spent on…
Nine journalists killed in Nigeria between 2006 and 2019-UNESCO Report
AT least nine journalists were killed in Nigeria between 2006 and 2019, a report, UNESCO observatory of killed…
Nigerian universities are suffering from neglect. Why this should stop
By Isaac Adebayo Adeyemi, Nigerian Academy of Science
THE level of funding of the education sector has been recognised…
Education in Nigeria is in a mess from top to bottom. Five things can fix it
BY: Omowumi Olabode Steven EKUNDAYO, University of Benin
NIGERIA'S education system is based on the (1)-6-3-3-4…
There may be low youth-voter turnout in 2019 general elections — study finds
A NEW study has predicted a low youth-voters turnout in the the 2019 general elections slated for Saturday 16th February…
Ezekwesili faults ICIR’s fact check on her out-of-school children’s claim
OBY Ezekwesili, the presidential candidate of the Allied Congress Party of Nigeria (ACPN) has faulted The ICIR’s fact…
Again Nigeria makes the list of 14 countries where journalists are murdered with…
FOR failing to bring murderers of journalists to justice, Nigeria is ranked 13 out of 14 countries in the 2018 Global…