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Vice-President Kashim Shettima

Traditional institutions remain vital to national cohesion: Shettima

Vice-President Kashim Shettima has said traditional institutions are important to strengthening national unity and promoting peaceful coexistence across the country.

Rights

Technical teachers in North-West

Stakeholders advocate better welfare for teachers in Adamawa

FAWE has called for improved teacher welfare and continuous professional development to enhance the quality of education in Adamawa.

Economy

Bureau de Change and Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)

U.S. Treasury designates Nigerian-based Mukhtar Muhammad, bureaux de change ISIS facilitators, seizes assets

“Any entities that are owned, directly or indirectly, individually or in the aggregate, 50 per cent or more by one or more blocked persons are also blocked,” said U.S. Treasury.

Health

DR CONGO IDP CAMP

Over 1,000 people contract Ebola in DR Congo

Ebola has now infected more than 1,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo in an outbreak that has spread to a third displacement camp and killed an 18-month-old girl.

Education

Technical teachers in North-West

Stakeholders advocate better welfare for teachers in Adamawa

FAWE has called for improved teacher welfare and continuous professional development to enhance the quality of education in Adamawa.

OPINION

 Mark Okoye, SEDC and the trial of South-East leadership

The era when leaders could toy with the destiny of the South-East and expect endless patience is drawing to a close.

Our republic and its judges

History rarely repeats itself in an identical form. It does, however, preserve patterns.

VAT hits N2.42 trillion as Tinubu’s tax reforms begin to deliver results

The latest VAT report released by the National Bureau of Statistics provides strong evidence that Nigeria’s tax and economic reforms are beginning to produce measurable results.

Lipuo Mokhesi: Protecting girls, women from genital mutilation

This solution strengthens early risks, improves survivor care, and transforms health facilities into prevention hubs.

Africa’s share in $950 billion animation boom

Global audiences do not want cultural odorlessness: a clean, sterilised visual style stripped of its native identity to fit a safe, generic Western structure.

From Matawalle’s mouth to God’s ears

One wonders what conception of God permits such convenient arrangements.