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Schools, Hospitals, Offices Shut As FCT Workers Declare Indefinite Strike

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Federal Capital Territory Council, has declared an indefinite strike across the FCT, directing workers to shut schools, hospitals, government offices and other establishments over unresolved labour disputes with the FCT Administration.

₦13.3bn Paid, ₦1.7bn Pending In Tertiary Staff Loan Scheme

Nigeria’s tertiary institution staff loan scheme has paid ₦13.3 billion to 7,450 beneficiaries, with another ₦1.7 billion undergoing institutional processing.

FG Moves To Curb Bullying, Abuse in Schools as 500 Teachers Get Safety, Gender Training

The Federal Government has stepped up efforts to curb bullying, abuse and other threats to children in Nigerian schools as it moves to strengthen the capacity of teachers to provide safer, more inclusive and supportive learning environments.

Loyola College Alumni Launch ₦750m Endowment Fund to Secure School’s Future

Alumni of Loyola College, Ibadan, have launched a ₦750 million endowment fund aimed at strengthening the school’s long-term financial sustainability and supporting infrastructure renewal, human capital development and student development.

WAEC Appoints Nigerian Education Expert Dangut As 14th Registrar

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has appointed a Nigerian education and examination administrator, Dr Amos Josiah Dangut, as its new Registrar and Chief Executive Officer.

Security Agencies Place Schools, NYSC Camps, Worship Centres on Red Alert, Tighten Surveillance

Security agencies have placed schools, NYSC orientation camps, churches, mosques and other vulnerable locations across the country on heightened security alert and tightened surveillance following intelligence indicating possible coordinated terrorist attacks.
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Before You Trade This Week, Watch These 10 Market Developments

An 83% profit increase can sit in the same accounts as a weakening quarter, and a ₦1.47 trillion market rebound can still leave investors nursing weekly losses. Both feature in Nigeria’s latest financial reports.
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