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The students’ body says Kaduna’s three-campus vocational training programme shows how practical skills can complement conventional education and improve opportunities for young people.
The former minister says Africa must use conferences, exhibitions and business events to attract investment, expand trade and create jobs instead of focusing mainly on tourism.
The 15th WAUG brings student-athletes and university officials from across West Africa to Ile-Ife for 10 days of competition, cultural exchange and regional interaction.
Civil society groups at a national summit in Abuja say stronger enforcement and voter education are needed to reduce vote-buying and strengthen public confidence ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections.
Abuja takes centre stage as Nigeria Fashion Week moves from Lagos for the first time, bringing designers, policymakers and creative entrepreneurs together to expand the capital’s fashion economy.
The initiative, launched in partnership with the Police Community Relations Committee, is designed to improve security awareness and cooperation among schools, families, communities and security agencies across Benue State.
President Bola Tinubu has congratulated former Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Staff, Lt. Gen. Alani Akinrinade, on his 87th birthday, while also celebrating House Appropriation Committee Chairman Abubakar Kabir Bichi on his 45th birthday.
The Depot Nigerian Army, Zaria, has held a send-off ceremony for its discharged Master Warrant Officers, recognising their years of service and encouraging them to remain responsible ambassadors of the military institution after retirement.
As it marks 50 years, the Christian Association of Nigeria urges political parties to focus on policies, reject electoral violence, and respect voters’ freedom to choose their leaders.
Nigeria’s national team has started training in Nizhny Novgorod ahead of Tuesday’s international friendly against Russia, with the withdrawal of three players forcing further adjustments to the squad.
Governor Dauda Lawal says his administration’s “rescue mission” is driving changes across infrastructure, public institutions, education and healthcare as Zamfara marks 30 years of statehood.
The University of Cape Town leads Africa at joint 147th globally, while Nigeria records 29 universities in the latest Times Higher Education assessment.
