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Jan- 2020 -22 January
NIJ OLD STUDENTS EMBARK ON REUNION DRIVE
“The aim of the group is to network, gather data for record purposes to know who are the products of…
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22 January
NIJ OLD STUDENTS EMBARK ON REUNION DRIVE
Fadugba, a former Chairman of Nigeria Union of Journalists(NUJ), Lagos and Ex-General Manager, News and Current Affairs, Raypower F,M, as…
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22 January
EFCC BOSS, MAGU WANTS ANTI-CORRUPTION AS COURSE IN UNIVERSITY
The EFCC boss decried the extent at which the ills of corruption had affected the fortunes and developmental growth of…
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22 January
UNITED NATIONS UNVEIL BRAILLE VERSION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN OGUN
Dr Soremekun later presented to Mrs Mujota, copies of the Braille Version of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)…
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22 January
NYSC ANNOUNCES JANUARY 16 AS RESUMPTION DATE FOR NEW SET OF CORPS MEMBERS
The Scheme also urged prospective corps members to report promptly to the orientation camps in their states of deployment at…
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22 January
TASUED APPOINTS ACTING VICE-CHANCELLOR
The university authorities said Arigbabu will hold the office until the appointment of a substantive vice chancellor. The outgoing vice…
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22 January
KANO BEGINS PAYMENT OF SCHOLARSHIP ALLOWANCES TO STUDENTS
“Since 2011 to 2015, the immediate past government did not pay scholarship to our internal students throughout its tenure. This…
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22 January
LAGOS GOVERNOR APPOINTS ACTING PROVOST MICHAEL OTEDOLA COLLEGE
Provost, Professor Olurotimi Sikiru Akeusola who passed on early this year. According to the statement signed by Special Adviser to…
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22 January
OBASANJO BAGS PhD IN CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY
Boulevard, Oke mosan, Abeokuta The panel also expressed satisfaction on the about 250 page thesis spanning about an hour…
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22 January
OGUN REMAIN ADAMANT OVER TURNING AROUND POULTRY-SHED CLASSROOMS
Penpushing findings revealed that the community is populated with over 8,000 residents and paraded over 200 houses. The primary school…
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