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- Abuja
- September 10, 2024
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Tinubu approves 2024 national honours award
The Act, which took retrospective effect in 1963, guides the criteria for bestowing the prestigious awards.y
- enugu
- September 10, 2024
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Ogbodo Urges Monarchs To Emulate Servant-leader Attribute of Jesus
The position you occupy is the position of the God and power is of God , the kingship is ordained by him. For any king to succeed, he needs to acknowledge the-God – factor in all that he does.
- enugu
- September 10, 2024
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Popular Enugu Pastor Dedicates Child after 13 years of Marriage
Pastor Emole, Stressed that , many Christians give up on God easily because of their challenges in life, he advised Christians to be rooted in the word of God especially in trying time.
- September 10, 2024
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PTA, NUT fear increased school dropout over fuel price hike
He called on the government at all levels to take urgent action to support parents, ensuring that their children can continue attending school.
“We appeal to the government to address the issue of poverty in our country. They should consider providing free transportation in certain areas for schoolchildren. Designated vehicles could pick up children from specific points to help ease the burden on parents,” the PTA national leader said.
Similarly, the Secretary-General of the NUT, Dr. Mike Ike-Ene, expressed concern that teachers would struggle to attend school regularly due to their meagre salaries.
“The government has made several promises without fulfilling any. If a parent has four children attending different schools, they could end up spending N5,000 per day on transportation, which is outrageous. Teachers are required to be physically present at school every day, while other workers can work from home some days, yet many primary school teachers have not even received the minimum wage. What kind of education system are we running?
- September 10, 2024
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BREAKING: DSS releases NLC president, Ajaero, on bail
The council issued an ultimatum, calling for Ajaero’s release by midnight on Monday.
- Abuja
- September 9, 2024
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Corruption convicts should not enjoy state pardon – AGF
The statement quoted the minister as saying, “I will suggest in our next constitution review exercise that we expunge those found guilty of corruption from benefiting from powers of ‘Prerogative of Mercy’ to serve as a deterrent to others.
“The cooperation of all stakeholders, especially the AGs, is crucial in the fight against corruption.”
He further advised the state Attorneys General to eschew nepotism, political witch-hunting, rivalry, and bigotry in the fight against corruption just because they want to please their governors.
- September 9, 2024
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Electricity workers demand NLC president Ajaero’s release
It added, “This act of the government signifies trampling on masses and is tantamount to beating a child and preventing the child from crying.
“An injury to Ajaero is an injury to all Nigerian workers and Electricity employees. Nigeria is our collective country; our leaders should not make us live like slaves who cannot express themselves in our country.
“We demand unequivocal and unconditional release of Com. Joe Ajaero, without any harm, meted to him. We are using this medium to put all our members on alert for further directives.”
- Abuja
- September 9, 2024
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JUST IN: CSO Reacts to NLC president Arrest by DSS The United Action Front of Civil Society has strongly condemned the arrest of Nigeria Labour Congress President, Comrade Joe Ajaero, by the Department of State Services at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
The civil society group described the arrest as a needless show of force “ and an attempt to cause national anarchy.
- Abuja
- September 9, 2024
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JUST IN : DSS arrests NLC President, Joe Ajaero
The NLC president was billed to attend the Trade Union Congress conference in London, which begins today.
- September 8, 2024
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parents lament on Adverse effects of hike in petrol pump price as schools resume
The bus fare is now very high. We are hoping that the price of things will come down. If not, it is going to affect school resumption because everything has tripled.
”We are praying and hoping that things will get better,” she said.
Mr Joseph Okoh, a businessman, said that he had to move his children to a cheaper school that was affordable for him.
