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Mohammed Shosanya The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) and Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo) said beneficiaries of the National Cradle-to-Career programme recorded outstanding performances in two secondary school examinations,

Mohammed Shosanya The Seplat Energy/NNPC E&P Limited Joint Venture (JV) has kicked off the 2023 edition of its Seplat Teachers’ Empowerment Programme (STEP) for teachers in Edo and Delta states. The programme

Chevron Companies Give Education Support To Rivers,Yobe,Oyo Communities Mohammed Shosanya Chevron entities in Nigeria including Chevron Nigeria Limited (“CNL”), operator of the joint venture between the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (“NNPCL”)

The University of Ibadan has announced that all members of staff should revert to the normal work schedule, effective from Monday, August 28, 2023. The institution conveyed this in a statement released

Mohammed Shosanya The Oyo state government has approved the immediate release of car loans for primary school teachers, across all zones in the state. The coordinating Director, Oyo State Universal Basic Education

Mohammed Shosanya The Kano State government has revoked certificates of all private schools operating in the state with immediate effect. The special adviser to the State Governor on Private and Voluntary Institutions,

A 16-year-old student Taidob College, Asero, Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, Oloruntola Mutiu Oluwaseyi,got an outstanding result of Nine A1s in his 2023 West African Examination Council,WAEC. Mutiu scored A1 in all

Mohammed Shosanya The President of the National Association Of Nigerian Students (NANS), Republic of Turkey zone,is worried over the fate of some Zamfara students on scholarship in Northern Cyprus and has implored

Mohammed Shosanya Special Adviser to the President, (Special Duties, Communications & Strategy) Dele Alake has debunked claims that the Federal Government may have hiked fees payable by undergraduates in public universities. Alake

The Oyo State government, on Tuesday, said it may start enforcing the Examination Malpractice Act, as enshrined in the 1999 Federal Constitution. The Act stipulates a three years’ jail term or fine