Clement Idoko is a journalist based in Nigeria who focuses on national news. He writes for the Nigerian Tribune and his work has also been featured in Zawya. Clement covers a variety of topics including education, politics, and current affairs in Nigeria.
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Clement's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, particularly in the Nigerian context, with an emphasis on education, politics, security and corruption. This indicates a preference for pitches related to official statements or significant developments within the Nigerian government landscape.
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By: Clement Idoko
Professor Hilary Inyang is the founding Chair and distinguished Professor of the Global Institute for Sustainable Development Advance Analysis and
By: Clement Idoko
THE Federal Government has expressed worry over numerous societal challenges, such as increase in incidents of terrorism, internet fraud, sexual
The Federal Government on Wednesday reassured Nigerians of its commitment to holistic reforms in the Correctional Service.
THE Federal Government has expressed concerns about reports of learning poverty in basic education in Nigeria and has taken step to remedy the situation.
By: Clement Idoko
The lawmaker representing Egbeda/Ona Ara Federal Constituency Honourable, Akin Alabi has set a new legislative records in the National
Federal Government has rolled out a new curriculum for Basic Education and Senior Secondary Education in Nigeria, effective from October 2024.
The National Association of Universities Students (NAUS), has called on the Federal Government to reverse the recent fuel price hike, warning that the increment is a recipe for disaster in Nigeria.
By: Clement Idoko
Secretary of CCSN, Comrade Jabir Aminu, who addressed newsmen in Abuja, said the allegations of sponsoring banditry and kidnapping in Bauchi
The Federal Government has introduced 15 new trades into the curriculum for Basic Education in Nigeria, aimed at boosting the skills and employability of graduates from primary and junior secondary schools.
More than 3000 professional teachers have so far registered to participate in the 4th edition of the annual online conference to be hosted by the Teachers' Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN).
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