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UNIPORT To Graduates 19,526 Students, 161 Bag First Class

The University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) will on Saturday graduate 19,526 students with 161 bagging First Class degrees. The Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof....

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Schools Risk 2-year Ban Over Malpractices- NECO

National Examinations Council has said schools found guilty of examination malpractices will be delisted for two years. Speaking on Thursday in Lagos, at a one-day...

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YPP Governorship Candidate Jailed 42 Years

Senator Bassey Akpan, the governorship candidate of the Young Progressives Party in Akwa Ibom State, has been sentenced to 42 years in prison for...

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State Reiterates Commitment to Protect Pupils

The Lagos State Government has restated its commitment to ensuring the protection of children in public and private schools across the State. Speaking during the...

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Joseph Tegbe’s 24-Hour Power Zones Explained

Nigeria’s Minister of Power, Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, is attracting fresh attention after the Federal Government disclosed plans for special Energy Zones intended to provide stable, 24-hour electricity to homes, businesses and industries in some of the country’s busiest economic corridors. The proposal covers the Lagos axis, Abuja-Kaduna-Kano corridor...

From Independence To Influence: Is Nigeria Still Shaping Africa?

On October 1, 1960, Nigeria stepped into independence with a new identity and a growing place on the African stage. Over the decades, the country has played roles that extend far beyond its borders. From supporting African liberation movements and contributing to peacekeeping missions to influencing diplomacy, business,...

Trump’s ‘Super Intelligence’ Summit: Self-Regulation, Data Centres, And A Renamed Technology

The guest list at Tuesday's White House meeting read like a directory of American computing power — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Nvidia and SpaceX — and the summit produced one document, one executive order and one unresolved political problem. The accord Trump said the executives signed a "morally binding"...