The Senate is set to approve Tinubu’s $2.2 billion loan request to fund Nigeria’s 2024 budget deficit and enhance social welfare programs.
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Labour Party launches an online registration drive to expand membership to over 20 million and gears up for electoral reforms and congresses.
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Ogun transport unions back the state task force tackling fuel extortion, criticizing IPMAN for opposing efforts to protect citizens’ rights
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Lagos trains over 500 undergraduates in business and digital skills under the Job Initiative Lagos programme, advancing innovation and economic growth.
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ASUU accuses the World Bank and IMF of undermining Nigerian universities and calls for government action on its stalled 2009 agreement
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Dignitaries, including Obasanjo and Oluremi Tinubu, will attend the launch of Akinjide Osuntokun’s biography in Lagos on Wednesday
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Petrol landing costs in Nigeria drop to N971 per liter, yet retail prices surge, sparking concerns from the Nigeria Labour Congress.
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The Edo APC has criticized outgoing Governor Obaseki’s final appointments and wage policies, claiming these actions burden the incoming administration.
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Quest Schools founder Oyetayo Omotosho is championing free, quality education for underprivileged children in Nigeria, aiming to bridge educational gaps and empower the nation’s youth for a brighter future.
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Nigeria’s education sector faces significant funding shortfalls, impacting quality and accessibility. Addressing these gaps is crucial for national progress.
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