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Jan- 2020 -22 January
PROTESTING GRADUANDS SHUT MAPOLY OVER NYSC MOBILIZATION
Both the state government and the academic staff union agreed to temporarily soft pedal over the issue, in the interest…
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22 January
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22 January
JAMB WITHOLDS RESULTS OF OVER 100,000 CANDIDATES
Benjamin emphasized that all cases of malpractices, including those caught on cameras, were being scrutinized and that JAMB would ensure…
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22 January
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22 January
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22 January
OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY TO START MASS COMMUNICATION PROGRAMME
He also spoke on the controversy surrounding students accommodation fees, explaining that, the authority still maintained the N90 for accommodation…
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22 January
80% OF NIGERIAN CHILDREN CANNOT READ AFTER PRIMARY SCHOOL, SAYS WORLD BANK REPORT
Speaking, World Bank lead economists, Deon Filmer and Halsey Rogers, who co-directed the report team, noted that although the diagnosis…
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22 January
DANGOTE OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP TO 115 OGUN STUDENTS
Dangote pointed out that, despite the economic situation of the country, the company has increased the number of awardees in…
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22 January
plateau sacks 747 teachers
Speaking further, Sule added that those who had attained the maximum number of years of public service were also retired,…
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22 January
JAMB EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION
Benjamin said such extensions in future may involve some penalty, further pointing out that, “the failure of these candidates to…
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