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KWASU Gets ₦1bn Grant

Kwara State University (KWASU) has received a ₦1 billion infrastructure grant from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), a milestone investment expected to transform the university’s campus and strengthen its academic and research capabilities. The 2025 funding is part of TETFund’s intervention programme for federal and state owned tertiary institutions, designed to modernize facilities, boost […]

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Nasarawa Commissioner Bags Award of Impact for Health Contributions

The Nasarawa State Commissioner for Health has been honored with the prestigious ‘Award of Impact’, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the development of the state’s healthcare system. The accolade, presented at a star studded ceremony attended by government officials, healthcare leaders, and media representatives, celebrates the commissioner’s dedication to improving access to quality […]

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Queen Mercy Atang Breaks Silence on Marriage Controversy

Former Big Brother Naija personality and fast rising influencer, Queen Mercy Atang, has broken her silence after weeks of intense public scrutiny regarding her marriage. In a newly released statement, Queen reflected on the emotional toll of the online backlash, revealing that she endured waves of cyberbullying and harsh criticism. According to the reality star, […]

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Gender Mobile Initiative Launches Platform to Tackle Sexual Harassment in Nigerian Campuses

The Gender Mobile Initiative (GMI) has unveiled a new digital platform designed to combat sexual harassment in Nigerian higher education institutions, providing students with a safe, accessible, and confidential channel to report incidents and seek support. The launch underscores the growing recognition that addressing harassment on campuses is not only a social imperative but also […]

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Northern Governors Urge Investment in First 2,000 Days to Boost Growth

Northern Nigeria’s governors have thrown their weight behind an urgent call to invest more heavily in the first 2,000 days of a child’s life, framing early childhood development as both a social priority and a long-term economic strategy capable of transforming the region’s future productivity. The announcement was made following high-level discussions within the Northern […]

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