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Day: September 4, 2026

Don’t Reverse Petrol Subsidy Reform, Accelerate Its Benefits – Idris

Speaking in Calabar on Thursday, Information Minister Mohammed Idris defended the Federal Government’s petrol subsidy reform, urging Nigerians to demand faster benefits rather than a return to what he described as an unsustainable regime.

Universities Must Dismantle Academic Silos To Accelerate National Development – Says VC Ezemonye

Nigeria’s universities can no longer afford to work in academic isolation as climate change, food insecurity, public health and digital transformation expose problems too complex for any single discipline to solve, Vice Chancellor of Igbinedion University, Prof. Lawrence Ezemonye, has warned.

Atlanta ’96 Heroes: Amokachi Praises Uba Sani For Honouring Olympic Champions

Three decades after Nigeria’s historic Atlanta ’96 Olympic triumph, Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has revived an unfulfilled promise to members of the gold-winning Dream Team, allocating land to three Kaduna-born champions and naming streets after their teammates.

SGBV: Rural Access, Cultural Norms, Evidence Gaps Frustrate Justice – Customary Court President

The battle against sexual and gender-based violence in Cross River State is facing a different kind of enemy, not the absence of laws, but the distance, customs, limited court powers and procedural hurdles standing between those laws and victims seeking justice.

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