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Lagos Govt. Directs The Establishment Of Comprehensive Schools

Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Folasade Adefisayo, has appealed to stakeholders to establish comprehensive schools across the state to provide a suitable career path...

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Ohanaeze Ndigbo Faults IPOB’s Ban Of National Anthem In Schools

Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the apex social-cultural Igbo organisation, has rejected the recent directive by the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), to schools in the...

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FCTA Kicks Against Foreign Curriculum in Schools

The Federal Capital Territory Administration Education Secretariat has vowed it would not tolerate the application of foreign curriculum by groups or individuals in schools...

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Ogun To Sanction Private School Over Admitting Expelled Students

The Ogun State Government has threatened to sanction private schools owners in the state that enrol students expelled from public schools. The government also vowed...

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Bridging Continents, Boosting Business: Nigeria-Brazil Partnership

The Nigeria-Brazil audiovisual co-production agreement signed in June marks a major milestone for the film industry, strengthening creative and economic ties between Africa and South America. The deal is expected to unlock fresh opportunities for filmmakers, producers, and investors, helping to drive growth, skills transfer, and innovation...

Nigeria’s Telecom Transformation: Assessing The Impact Of 2025 Digital Economy

2025 has been a year of high expectations for Nigeria’s telecom sector, with strong focus on 5G deployment, fintech growth, and digital inclusion. As the year closes, the big question is whether these ambitious goals translated into real benefits for citizens and businesses, or remained largely aspirational. While...

Nigeria’s New Tax Requirement: Implications For Citizens And Businesses

Nigeria’s Tax Administration Act now requires every taxable person to have a Tax Identification Number (TIN) to operate bank, insurance, pension, or investment accounts. A TIN is a unique number used to track tax payments and access key financial services. From January 1, 2026, this new tax...