UniJos students in accommodation dilemma as ASUU strike persists
Students of UniJos say the impasse between ASUU and the Federal Government will have lasting financial repercussions on their lives. The students who
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Traders, motorcyclists, others count losses days after Abuja clash
Five days after the violent clash in Abuja between traders and commercial motorcyclists, better known as okada riders, at a popular market located in
6 months after Jos jail break, over 200 prisoners still at large
Yusufu Aminu Idegu, Jos It’s been six months since a daring jail break occurred at the Jos Correctional Centre which set free 252 inmates, leaving in
Why Abia parents snub Ikpeazu’s free education policy
In most of the public schools in Abia State, especially in rural areas, buildings are dilapidated, with most of their roofs almost falling down. Most
Concerns over deplorable state of federal roads, bridges in Kwara
The deplorable state of federal roads and bridges in Kwara State has led to frustration for road users, loss of lives and economic activities of the p