FG Considers Shifting the January 18 School Resumption Date
Schools might not resume on January 18, 2021 as earlier stated in December by the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on Covid-19.
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Schools might not resume on January 18, 2021 as earlier stated in December by the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on Covid-19.
We will like to inform the our members that the COPDD had just concluded her meeting and proposed calendar would be finally considered and ratified on Thursday.
Weeks after putting an end to their nine-month-old strike, lecturers in Nigerian varsities have accused the Federal Government of defaulting on the agreement reached with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
The Federal Government has again assured Nigerians that the prolonged strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities would soon come to an end.
Senate Committee on Health at Group Individual and Family Social Health (GIFSHIP) in Abuja
The indiscriminate, unathorised, and degrading search of mobile phones, laptops and other smart electronic devices of citizens by the Special Units and all Police operatives of different Formations, Zones, Commands and Units is hereby banned.
The general objective of the Act is to provide an effective police service that complies with the principles of accountability and transparency, protect human rights and freedom. See Section 1.
The NUC in a Release dated 18th of September 2020 urged the Universities to continue to adhere strictly to the guidelines and directives released by the federal ministry of health and presidential task force on COVID-19 to curb the spread of the Corona virus disease and other NUC quality assurance standards and guidelines.
Whoever commits rape of a child below the age of fourteen (14) years shall on conviction, be punished with Surgical Castration and death.
Whoever has sexual intercourse with a male child below the age of fourteen years shall be punished with surgical castration and death.
Students, workers, and civil society groups hit the streets of Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, on Tuesday, to express displeasure at the hike in the price of petrol as well as the increase of electricity tariff. The protesters, who carried placards with different inscriptions to convey their disapproval, while chanting anti-government songs, gathered at the…
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