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No respite yet for varsities

˜FG: IPPIS officials to visit campuses for lecturers’ data capturing ˜ASUU: We’re still consulting, to meet FG tomorrow ˜SSANU: Today’s meeting with FG’ll determine our next line of action The unresolved faceoff between the Federal…

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Broken tongues

If I am told there is a “democratically elected” president in Nigeria in the last 10 days since the #EndSARS protest began, I will surely express some doubt. I am not just wondering how a…

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C’River: Judiciary crisis festers as concerned lawyers protest

Lawyers in Cross River State, under the auspices of the Concerned Lawyers, have protested the absence of a substantive Chief Judge in the state, even as Governor Ben Ayade yesterday swore in Justice Eyo Efiom…

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#EndSARS: Things left unsaid

  Dakuku Peterside On Friday, December 18, 2010, a man named Mohamed Bouazizi, protesting police corruption and ill-treatment, set himself on fire in the Tunisian city of Sidi Bouzid. This action sparked a series of…

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Nigerian greedy professors and their ‘fat’ salaries

What we are saying is that if the Federal Government would reduce its profligacy and cut waste, there will be enough money to pay teachers in public universities, as well as fund research and upgrade…

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ERC to FG: Address demands of striking varsity staff unions

The Federal Government has been called to meet the various demands of striking Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU), and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), as this…

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No Nov. salary for varsity staff not on IPPIS – AGF

Any staff of federal universities yet to enrol on the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS) platform will not receive their November salary, a new circular issued by the Office of the Accountant General…

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COVID-19: Respite for education as schools reopen

RESUMPTION   Six months after the closure of the nation’s education system due to the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19 in March, the Federal Government, last week, fixed October 12 for resumption of schools. But, the…

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CAN to FG: Cut governance cost, revisit Confab report

As Nigeria marks 60 years of independence, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has called on the Federal Government to take deliberate steps to reposition the country’s economy. CAN called for a reduction in the…

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President’s economic policies impoverishing masses –Falana

A rights group, Alliance on Surviving COVID-19 and Beyond (ASCAB), has faulted the economic policies of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, saying it is impoverishing the masses. In an open letter to the president dated 28th…

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