NAJ2023

UniAbuja Sets New Standard: Graduating Students Must Register Companies with CAC

Abdul-Rasheed Na’Allah, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Abuja, has spoken about his four-year tenure and the transformative changes he and his team have implemented to elevate the institution’s standing. Na’Allah highlighted his commitment to reshaping the university’s image, upgrading facilities, enhancing academic Programmes, and fostering international collaborations. When Na’Allah assumed the role of Vice-Chancellor,…

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GOC Urges Troops to Excel in Weapon Proficiency

In a recent communication shared on their verified handle @HQNigerianArmy, the Nigerian Army emphasized the significance of weapon proficiency for troops, as Major General AE Abubakar, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 3 Division and Commander of Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH), emphasized the critical importance of mastering the use of weapons. Major General Abubakar delivered this…

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NairaXI CEO Advocates Digitized CNG Conversion

Kingsley Eze, the Co-founder and CEO of NairaXI, recently shared his visionary perspective on the potential of digitized Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) conversion during an interaction on ARISE NEWS. Eze’s insights shed light on an innovative approach to address the challenges posed by fuel subsidies while simultaneously providing significant economic benefits to vehicle owners. Speaking…

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Protest Erupts at FUTA Over Student’s Sudden Death, Health Centre Concerns

Students of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Ondo State, have taken to the streets in protest following the sudden death of their 500-level colleague, Ayomide Akeredolu, allegedly due to inadequate care at the university’s health care facility. The protest resulted in traffic disruptions on the Akure/Ilesa highway as students expressed their grievances. According…

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Anambra State Police Vows to Crack Down on Cultists , Sponsors

The Anambra State Police command is determined to crack down on cultists and their sponsors in the capital city of Awka. Police Commissioner Aderemi Adeoye vows to restore peace and security by taking strong measures against these criminal groups. Cultists are labeled as murderers, and their supporters are condemned as cowards. The police warn against attempting to release arrested cult members during the forthcoming clamp-down. Adeoye seeks the cooperation of law-abiding citizens in ridding society of the menace of cultism. The command’s actions reflect a commitment to ensuring safety and peace in Anambra State.

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