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FAAC foreign exchange rate gain hits N2.84 trillion in 2023 - Vimarsana News

FAAC foreign exchange rate gain hits N2.84 trillion in 2023

The federal, state and local governments, last year, shared a total of N2.52 trillion as the Federal Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) foreign exchange (FX) rate gain.

More than 100 school buildings with dangerous concrete must be rebuilt - Vimarsana News

More than 100 school buildings with dangerous concrete must be rebuilt

More than 100 schools in England with dangerous concrete will need to have blocks rebuilt or refurbished, the Government has announced.

Source: yahoo.com
Beijing's changes to civil flight path near Taiwan Strait median line likely to 'squeeze' island's air defence capacity - Vimarsana News

Beijing's changes to civil flight path near Taiwan Strait median line likely to 'squeeze' island's air defence capacity

Removal of six nautical mile offset risks loss of air defence depth and response time in case of cross-strait attack, analysts warn.

Source: scmp.com
Money for war but no money for UK's crumbling schools - World Socialist Web Site - Vimarsana News

Money for war but no money for UK's crumbling schools - World Socialist Web Site

In 2021, the Conservative government began a School Rebuilding Programme, declaring it would rebuild 500 schools over the next 10 years. Two years on just four schools have been rebuilt.

Source: wsws.org
HEIs to be categorised as 'accredited' or 'not accredited', grading system to go - Vimarsana News

HEIs to be categorised as 'accredited' or 'not accredited', grading system to go

In an executive council meeting held on Saturday, the NAAC also decided that the accredited institutions will be further given levels between one and five to encourage them to achieve the highest level.