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Kaduna’s education security: after 1,000+ abductions, can accountability protect schools?

Hadiza Ismail breaks down the wins, gaps & lessons.

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UK–Nigeria Education trade mission wraps up in Abuja & Lagos.

UK schools & skills providers meet Nigerian partners
Minister of Education Dr. Tunji Alausa gives strong backing
Focus on TVET, UK school expansion, in-country delivery

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Rotary Club of Ikoyi hits 104 members after inducting 5 new Rotarians.
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Third matriculation ceremony held at Vision University, Ikogbo

With 876 inductees welcomed and first graduates expected next year.

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LIRS has pushed individual tax return filing to April 14, 2026.

File only via the eTax platform. No manual submissions.

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The 12th Rainbow Hall of Fame Awards lit up Lagos.

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“Students spend ₦700k on iPhone, ignore ₦10k book” – Frank Oshanugor

At the Lagos launch of Crime Beat Reporting in Nigeria, the veteran crime journalist laments poor reading culture & urges students to invest in knowledge.

“Readers make good leaders,” he says.

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- The Development Report By Ogeyi Ebinyi Veteran crime journalist Frank Oshanugor has decried Nigeria’s poor reading culture, saying many students would rather buy ₦700,000 iPhones than a ₦10,000 book that could shape their careers. Oshanugor spoke on Thursday in Ikeja at the public presentation of his book, Crime Bea...

UPDATE: 48-hour curfew imposed in Jos North after deadly late-night attack

Several lives lost as gunmen storm Gari Ya Waye community. Plateau State Govt declares immediate curfew from midnight March 29 to April 1.

Governor Mutfwang condemns the "barbaric, unprovoked" attack.

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Plateau Government Imposes 48-Hour Curfew After Deadly Jos Attack - The Development Report By Tomiwa Akinbamire Several lives have been reportedly lost following a late night attack in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State. The incident occurred in the late hours of Sunday, March 29, at Gari Ya Waye community in Angwan Rukuba, where unidentified gunmen allegedly stormed the are...

Crawford University inducts 917 students at 21st matriculation ceremony.

832 undergraduates + 85 postgraduates officially joined the faith‑based institution for the 2025/2026 academic session.

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Crawford University Inducts 917 Students at 21st Matriculation Ceremony - The Development Report By Fasomo Micheal Crawford University has formally inducted 917 students into its academic community during the institution’s 21st matriculation ceremony, marking the start of the 2025/2026 academic session. The event, held on Wednesday at the university’s main campus, saw 832 undergraduates and...

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