Deborah Tolu-Kolawole

Nigerian students studying in Russia, Morocco, Algeria, China, Hungary, and other countries, on the Federal Government’s scholarship

260,000 candidates sit 2024 Mock-UTME, says JAMB

EU delegation has urged political parties to adopt robust measures and strategies to increase women’s participation and representation.

13th March 2024 The African Export-Import Bank and the Grand Africa Initiative on Wednesday announced the commencement of an entrepreneurship and intra-African trade training.

Pensioners who retired from the Federal Civil Service have threatened a nationwide protest over the Federal Government's failure to pay their wage awards.

The National Association of Nigerian Students said it has lost hope in the Federal Government Education Loan Scheme, as the government again announced further suspension of the scheme on Wednesday.

Federal Civil Service Pensioners have threatened a nationwide protest following the failure of the FG to pay their wage awards.

Pensioners under the aegis of the Federal Civil Service Pensioners, an affiliate of the Nigeria Union of Pensioners, have decried the poor living conditions that senior citizens have been subjected to.

Ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, scheduled for November 11 to 22, 2024, in Baku, Azerbaijan, the European Union is partnering with the National Council on Climate Change to train Nigeria's climate negotiators.

The European Union has called on the Nigerian government to ensure that children have unhindered access to education, healthcare, and social services.