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Fee Hike: Nigerian university students protest despite reduction announcement - Vimarsana News

Fee Hike: Nigerian university students protest despite reduction announcement

The university had, in mid-September increased sundry charges payable by students.

Fee Hike: Group demands enforcement of Tinubu's directive to tertiary institutions - Vimarsana News

Fee Hike: Group demands enforcement of Tinubu's directive to tertiary institutions

President Bola Tinubu in July directed the institutions to “avoid an arbitrary increase in sundry fees payable, and where possible defer further increases.”

The gradual death of the local government system - - Vimarsana News

The gradual death of the local government system -

On May 4 this year, the Edo deputy governor, Philip Shaibu lambasted the 18 local government chairmen in the state over their internally generated revenue (IGR). At a meeting with the council leaders, Shaibu said it was disappointing that they generate only N3 million (combined) every month. “Between now and the end of May, I…

The gradual death of the local government system - Vimarsana News

The gradual death of the local government system

ON May 4 this year, the Edo Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, lambasted the 18 local government chairmen in the state over their Internally Generated

The Gradual Death of Local Government System, By Eric Teniola - Vimarsana News

The Gradual Death of Local Government System, By Eric Teniola

On May 4 this year, the Edo Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu (54) lambasted the 18 Local Government Chairmen in the state over their Internally Generated Revenue (IGR). At a meeting with the council leaders, Shaibu said it was disappointing that they generate only N3 million (combined) every month. “Between now and the end of May,