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Tinubu suspends NSIPA after Betta Edu saga Tinubu approves ₦683 billion intervention for public tertiary institutions Supreme Court reinstates Abba Yusuf

As the new year starts, so does the second half of the school year. It will be the final semester for high school seniors before they venture out into the real world; some will join the workforce, and others will go on to college.

When I joined the city of Santa Monica a little more than two years ago, the city was in the midst of responding to a global pandemic, recovering from a severe economic crisis and working to address service gaps and much-needed program restorations.

City Manager David White offers an insight into the Homelessness Strategic Plan and shares his vision for a cleaner, safer Santa Monica

The annual community Kwanzaa Celebration on Friday, Dec. 29, at the Tyler Street Lab will feature music and dance performances.

Across L.A. County, eviction cases increased by thousands as the pandemic-era moratoriums were lifted. But with other new protections, the numbers did not soar as much as some feared.

Harping on driving sustainable business growth through modern technology, they also described MSMEs as pivotal for national economic growth, and job creation.

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja The Development Bank of Nigeria Plc (DBN) played host to entrepreneurs, business owners, deposit money banks, microfinance banks, development finance institutions, cooperatives, small corporate organizations, and other critical stakeholders in the Nigerian Business Community at the fourth edition of its Annual Lecture Series. At the well attended even by anarray of

Donation requests are games, school supplies, gift cards and craft supplies.

The "national cake" approach has also had a detrimental impact on government operations at all levels. This term has created a perception among the general public that government positions are primarily a means of securing a portion of the country's resources rather than an opportunity to contribute to the nation's growth. As a result, politics has become one of the most lucrative professions in Nigeria