Kogi has banned graduation ceremonies in schools, citing exploitation of parents and a need to refocus attention on education.
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Tinubu says Nigeria resilient despite Trump’s tariffs, citing strong non-oil revenues, a stable naira, and agricultural reforms boosting food security
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Nigerian embassies hit by unpaid rent and salary arrears as the government scrambles for funding solutions
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UK warns foreign students over visa overstays after a surge in asylum claims linked to study visas sparks fresh enforcement measures.
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Nataro urges President Tinubu to sack underperforming ministers, warning that Nigeria’s worsening economic crisis demands urgent cabinet reshuffle.
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The Nigeria Police Force has opened a condolence register in Abuja for late former Inspector-General Solomon Arase, with flags to fly at half-mast nationwide in his honour.
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Nigerian schools adopt flexible tuition and new strategies for retaining patronage as parents struggle with economic pressures.
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NERC orders GenCos to implement Free Governor Control or face fines and disconnection from the national grid
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Colombian vice president arrives in Abuja for three-day visit, focusing on trade, security cooperation, and cultural ties with Nigeria.
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Nigeria defends a passport price hike to N200,000, saying it will improve efficiency, curb corruption, and protect national integrity
