Nigerian schools adopt flexible tuition and new strategies for retaining patronage as parents struggle with economic pressures.
News
-
-
NERC orders GenCos to implement Free Governor Control or face fines and disconnection from the national grid
-
Colombian vice president arrives in Abuja for three-day visit, focusing on trade, security cooperation, and cultural ties with Nigeria.
-
Nigeria defends a passport price hike to N200,000, saying it will improve efficiency, curb corruption, and protect national integrity
-
NOA seeks CSOs’ support for awareness, urging civil society groups to help strengthen grassroots sensitisation and improve public trust in governance.
-
Nigeria Immigration Service doubles Nigerian passport fees from September 2025, citing quality and service delivery, while diaspora charges stay unchanged.
-
Police in Rivers State seized explosives, 8,000 rounds of ammunition, and arrested 33 suspects in a sweeping security operation.
-
Tinubu awaits briefing on Abuja–Kaduna train derailment as NRC boss takes responsibility and Obi demands rail investment
-
Tinubu departs Brazil for Abuja after talks with Lula, focusing on trade, investment, and key economic reforms at home.
-
Uzodimma raises Imo minimum wage to N104,000 for civil servants and N503,000 for doctors, citing revenue growth and reforms
