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SaharaReporters gathered that apart from the legislators’ frivolous outing to Spain, Obasa also got allowances to visit Bahamas for a Commonwealth Conference he never attended.

The Nigerian judiciary fails to match its call for more funding with financial transparency and probity...................................

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The federal government has budgeted N134 billion for the national assembly in the 2022 appropriation bill.The amount is the highest...

UNICEF finally approved the deployment of the materials from its warehouse to the benefiting local government areas.

Nigeria Nigeria - Northeast: Education in Emergencies Meeting Minutes, 25th June 2021 Government of Nigeria - State Universal Basic Education Board Save The Children Cluster(s)/Sector(s):  Service provided by UN-OCHA OCHA coordinates the global emergency response to save lives and protect people in humanitarian crises. We advocate for effective and principled humanitarian action by all, for all.

Daily Post Nigeria Published President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged to increase the budget for Nigeria’s education sector by 50 percent over the next two years. Buhari and other leaders signed a form of commitment on Wednesday at the meeting in London, United Kingdom. The document was titled ‘Heads Of State Call To Action On Education Financing Ahead Of The Global Education Summit’. “We commit to progressively increase our annual domestic education expenditure by 50% over the next two y...

Hammed Shittu in Ilorin A professor of Mathematics at the University of Ilorin, Jacob Gbadeyan, has called for the establishment of fully equipped mathematical research centres in Nigerian universities. This, he said, would enhance research in all areas of Mathematics and improve the training and retraining of teachers and researchers in the subject. Gbadeyan, who made the submission while delivering his 199th inaugural lecture of the university titled, ‘God the First and the Greatest Mathema...

The Niger State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB) has disclosed that more than 90 per cent of pupils in exit classes in public schools can neither read nor write.

Isah Adamu, chairman of the Niger State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB), says quite a number of teachers in the state can neither read nor write.