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    Sanwo-Olu govt offers police officers free transport in Lagos for three months

    The Lagos government has offered police officers three months of free transportation on the state’s integrated public transportation system.

    Rights

    Ahmed Aliyu

    ASUU gives Sokoto govt two-week ultimatum, threatens strike

    The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Sokoto State University chapter, has given the Sokoto government a two-week ultimatum to implement the signed agreements.

    Education

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    Education ministry halts NAPTAN national election

    The Federal Ministry of Education has halted a planned national election of the National Parents Teachers Association of Nigeria, citing alleged constitutional breaches.

    OPINION

    How African campaigns can win on global award juries

    Every year, African agencies and brands produce campaigns that dominate conversations at home, influence culture and sometimes deliver impressive commercial results

    Mfon Ekpo: Olodo Uprising and the knowledge we fail to see

    The Olodo Uprising challenges how we define and recognise intelligence when it appears in unfamiliar forms.

    Uber’s exit exposes mirage of Tinubu’s $1 trillion economy

    Uber is one of more than 20 multinational companies to have left the country since APC came to power in 2015.

    Uber’s exit shows Nigeria’s ride-hailing industry has hit a wall

    Uber is not leaving because Nigerians stopped booking rides. It is leaving because the economics of ride-hailing in Nigeria broke.

    So what if Ikemefuna Okeke is now Karl Von Batten? 

    The easiest way to avoid answering an uncomfortable question is to change the subject from what someone did to who he supposedly is.

    Uber’s exit exposes mirage of Tinubu’s $1 trillion economy

    Uber is one of more than 20 multinational companies to have left the country

    since APC came to power in 2015.