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From Manholes To Rail Tracks: Who Profits From Nigeria’s Stolen Infrastructure?

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By JOANNA ILUSANMI Nigeria’s Infrastructure Faces a Second Crisis NIGERIA’S infrastructure challenge is usually measured in terms of what the country lacks. There are not enough roads. Rail networks require expansion. Electricity infrastructure remains inadequate. Public facilities in many communities need urgent improvement. Yet another crisis is unfolding alongside this familiar infrastructure deficit. Parts of […]

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The War On ‘Miracle Centres’: Why South-East States Are Targeting The System Behind Exam Fraud

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By AMAKA OHAFIAH Anambra, Ebonyi & Enugu Step Up Fight Against ‘Miracle Centres’ ANAMBRA, Ebonyi and Enugu States are intensifying efforts to curb examination malpractice and dismantle the network of so-called “miracle centres” that have become symbols of Nigeria’s wider crisis of academic integrity. Education authorities, school administrators and teachers across the three states say […]

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Court Sits At 9 A.M.: Why Arriving Late Can Put Your Case At Risk

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When Time Becomes Part of the Case FOR many litigants, going to court is already stressful. There are documents to prepare, lawyers to meet, witnesses to contact and, in some cases, long distances to travel. Yet amid these concerns, one basic responsibility is often underestimated: arriving at court on time. A common mistake is to […]

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From Classrooms To Crisis: Teachers Demand Protection After Oyo School Attack

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A National Education System Under Siege TEACHERS across Nigeria have taken to the streets in coordinated solidarity protests following the abduction and killing of teachers and pupils in Oyo State, an incident that has intensified fears over the safety of schools nationwide. The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), FCT chapter, led a protest in Abuja, […]

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