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The lawyer said government should also strengthen community policing and foster trust and collaboration between security personnel and communities. | Pulse Nigeria

Others for specialized bodies of knowledge and skill include the Federal University of History and Archelogy, National Research Institute for Chemical Technology, Nigerian Aviation and Aerospace University, Federal College of Aviation Technology, Federal College of Geological and Cement Studies Iselu, Yelwa-North Ogun State, Federal College of Forestry, Wawa Zange, Dukku, Gombe State, Federal University of Transportation, Daura, Katsina State, Chartered Institute of Training and Development of N...

As a key priority of the Financial Inclusion Strategy, the CBN developed a Financial Literacy Framework (FLF) in January, 2013.

Christians in Nigeria, particularly well-to-do individuals and philanthropists have been urged to be enthusiastic in the service of God by meeting the

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged President Bola Tinubu to obey a court judgment ordering the Nigerian government to recover pensions collected by former governors. SERAP asked President Tinubu "to emulate the good example of governor Alex Otti of Abia State by immediately obeying the judgment ordering the Federal Government to recover pensions collected by former governors, and to challenge the legality of states' pension laws permitting those invo...

Kano governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has denied that his government budgeted a sum of N6 billion for the Ramadan feeding programme. However, Governor

SERAP agrees with former president Olusegun Obasanjo’s conclusion that states’ pension laws are ‘acts of daylight robbery’.

Remarkably, the Okuama incident occurred in the month of the 118th anniversary of the extermination of Satiru.

The average price of automotive gas oil, known as diesel, increased by 50.20 per cent on a year-on-year basis amid economic hardship. The National Bureau

Thirty-one state governments owe the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, a total of N339.9bn obtained to pay workers’ salaries between 2015 and 2023, a document obtained from the apex bank has revealed.