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Parents, students commend federal government, ASUU over suspension of 3-month old strike
Parents and students in the FCT have commended the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) for the suspension of the three-month strike.
Students express mixed feelings over suspension of ASUU strike
Some university students have expressed mixed reactions following the suspension of the three-month old strike by the Academic Staff Union of Students (ASUU).
President Buhari approves committee on minimum wage review
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the membership of the proposed National Minimum Wage Committee which will be inaugurated any moment from now.
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Delta APC factions unite ahead of elections
Ahead of the March 9, 2019 governorship election in Delta State, leaders of the various factions of All Progressive Congress (APC) in Delta State have signed an agreement, resolving to work together to deliver the party’s candidates.
US planes carrying aid for Venezuela land in Colombia
United States military transport planes carrying humanitarian aid intended for Venezuelans have landed in the Colombian border city of Cucuta.
Kaduna community deserted after death of 66 people
The Fulani community in parts of Kajuru Local Government Area, Kaduna State, have abandoned the area after an attack on Feb. 11, which left 66 of them, mostly women and children, dead.
APC chairman shot dead in Benue
Unknown gunmen have reportedly murdered Boniface Okloho, the All Progressives Congress chairman in Ohimini LGA of Benue State.
Eight rescued from flooded Zimbabwe gold mines
Eight miners have been rescued from two flooded mine shafts west of the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, officials have said, although dozens more miners are still missing and feared dead.
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Minister Adamu charges stakeholders to rescue education sector
Mallam Adamu Adamu, the Minister of Education, has charged stakeholders in the education sector to work hard to rescue the sector from total collapse.
REC: INEC won’t recognise IDPs in Zamfara election
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will not consider any Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Zamfara, saying they do not have records.
Paul Scholes expecting Jose Mourinho criticism after taking Oldham job
Former Manchester United midfielder, Paul Scholes, has admitted he expects Jose Mourinho to take a strong interest, as he goes into football management.
Egypt executes three over police officer’s killing
Egypt executed three people on Wednesday who were sentenced to death for the killing of a senior police officer during a raid in Cairo in 2013.
Former FIFA supremo Sepp Blatter summoned in 2006 World Cup investigation
Sepp Blatter has been summoned to explain how Germany was awarded the 2006 World Cup as prosecutors in Switzerland investigate suspected corruption in the bidding process, the disgraced former FIFA supremo told AFP on Thursday.