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The Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, has identified industry-linked research in tertiary institutions as key to national development. | Pulse Nigeria

The acquisition of Brillstein increases the depth of Wasserman's roster, which already includes sports, music and entertainment talent and brands. It is Wasserman's 10th acquisition in two years and comes amid consolidation in the representation space.

The Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, has identified industry-linked research in tertiary institutions as key to national development.Mamman made this known in Abuja on Monday while receiving briefings from Chief Executives of Parastatals....

Tahir Mamman said he has identified industry-linked research in the Country's Institutions of higher learning as key to National Development.

The Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Professor Umar Danbatta, has said that the commission has said broadband penetration of network in Nigeria presently stands at 47.01 per cent. Although NCC boss noted that the commission was on the steady move to meet 70 per cent penetration target in 2025, he was optimistic that […]

Time is running out. Halfway to the 2030 deadline to meet the Sustainable Development Goals, the UN reports just 12% progress and an open letter urges the UK Prime Minister to take action.

The Michael Imoudu National Institute of Labour Studies (MINILS) has decorated the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Prof

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