The Vice Chancellor, Nile University, Prof. Dili Dogo, revealed the Federal Government’s directive in a statement on Thursday.
The Lagos State Government has said it will not back down on its decision to reclaim the drainage within the seven-metre setback by demolishing some structures despite reported threats and propaganda from some quarters in the state. The state government made this vow on Thursday through the Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Mr. Tokunbo Wahab.
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The House of Representatives has promised to scrutinise the 2024 Appropriation Bill presented to the National Assembly by President Bola Tinubu. It said it would examine the document the same way it did and discovered the N5bn provision for a presidential yacht in the 2023 supplementary budget presented to it recently.
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The Kogi State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Lokoja has been adjourned indefinitely pending the completion of an inspection of election materials by the Social Democratic Party. At the resumed hearing on Wednesday, the SDP said the INEC was cooperating with the inspection of materials as granted by the order of the tribunal but sought more time.
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President Bola Tinubu met with the British monarch, His Majesty, King Charles III, on Thursday, on the sidelines of the COP28 Climate Summit in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates. In a post on his X account, the President said he had a productive engagement with the 75-year-old monarch.
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The Court of Appeal in Abuja has dismissed the application by the Ondo State House of Assembly Speaker, Olamide Oladiji and other lawmakers seeking the impeachment of the state’s Deputy Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa. The panel of justices at the Court of Appeal dismissed the application on Thursday after the lawmakers withdrew same citing “interest of peace.”
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The Senate on Thursday, pledged its readiness to support the Nigerian military to achieve its set goals of providing national security. President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, gave the assurance when he received the management of the National Defence College (NDC), led by its Commandant, Rear Admiral Muyiwa Olotu, in his office on Thursday.
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The Senate on Thursday, pledged its readiness to support the Nigerian military to achieve its set goals of providing national security. President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, gave the assurance when he received the management of the National Defence College (NDC), led by its Commandant, Rear Admiral Muyiwa Olotu, in his office on Thursday.
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. The naira on Thursday appreciated to N1,165 per dollar in the parallel market from N1,167 per dollar on Wednesday. However, the naira depreciated to N832.32 per dollar in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM).
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ReplyDeleteThe government should be careful about admitting students anyhow to study medicine. Medicine is a course that demands quality. You don't want to flood the system with quacks. You don't want to lower the standard. Also they have not addressed the quality of facilities in medical institutions to properly teach and accommodate these students. These students are going through a lot. Even residents doctors are going through a lot. Put proper things in place and they will not be struggling to japa in the first place. Doctors are sacrificing a lot and deserve to be well remunerated.
ReplyDeleteWords of wisdom you speak 🙏
DeleteNdi apari, see how they reason.
DeleteWhy are our health personnel all running away?
Ngwanu, go ahead. Lower admission requirements. Do crash program or sandwich program and see if, as halfbaked as they're going to turn out, whether they too will not attempt to run away even if it's to the nearest African country.
Y would they japa,when the will be paying peanut salary
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