Tunbosun Ogundare is a journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for the Nigerian Tribune, covering a range of topics including education, government policies, and social issues. With a keen interest in investigative journalism, Tunbosun aims to provide accurate and informative news to his readers.
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Tunbosun's coverage primarily focuses on local government policies and education-related themes in Nigeria, particularly Lagos. Given this focus, those seeking to reach out should consider providing expert commentary or insights on educational developments and government policies within the region.
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By: Tunbosun Ogundare
The Lagos State Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education has stressed the need for the establishment of more technical colleges
By: Tunbosun Ogundare
To raise the standard and boost education development in public schools in Nigeria, Stanbic IBTC Holdings has extended its Adopt-A-School Innitiative
By: Tunbosun Ogundare
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) workers in Nigeria have embarked on an indefinite nationwide strike and vowed to continue
By: Tunbosun Ogundare
The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) has advised the newly graduated nursing students of Trinity University, Yaba, Lagos, to ensure they practice without compromising the ethics of the profession.
By: Tunbosun Ogundare
As controversy continues to rage over the alleged plan by the Federal Government to replace the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) with the
By: Tunbosun Ogundare
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) workers in Nigeria have called off their nationwide strike on Thursday evening, preparing to go back to work tomorrow across the country.
By: Tunbosun Ogundare
Children with Spina Bifida can live a long and happy life if diagnosed and access treatment in time, health experts have said.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has raised serious concern over the fear of the possible scrapping of the Tertiary Education Trust
As economic hardship continues to bite harder on most Nigerians, the Congress of University Academics (CONUA) has again called on the Federal
By: Tunbosun Ogundare
An advocacy group, AI for Educators Initiative, has urged the Federal Government to develop a comprehensive national policy on
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