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The proposed increase would see the Chief Justice of Nigeria earn an annual basic salary and allowances of N64.6 million, while other Supreme Court justices would earn over N60 million annually. Proponents of the increase argue that well-remunerated judicial officers would be less susceptible to corruption.
Judges to Earn 64 Million Naira; Public Hearing on Judges’ Salary Increase Holds Today. Read More »
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has withdrawn its directive requiring banks and payment service providers to collect and remit the cybersecurity levy, as outlined in the Cybercrime Prevention and Prohibition Amendment Act of 2024. This decision was announced in a revised circular dated May 17, 2024, signed by the Director of Payment Systems Management
CBN Reverses Directive on Cybersecurity Levy. Read More »
The NUC is committed to expanding access to higher education, as the current 272 universities are insufficient to meet the growing demand for university education from Nigerian youth. To address this, the commission has identified strategic priorities, including curriculum development, quality assurance, research, and innovation.
Federal Government Moves to Reconstitute University Governing Councils Read More »
Labour unions have maintained their proposal of N615,000 as the new minimum wage and reiterated the May 31, 2024 deadline for the negotiations to be concluded. The Federal Government had inaugurated the 37-member tripartite committee in January 2024, chaired by former Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Goni Aji.
Organized Labour Gives FG May 31st Deadline For New Minimum Wage Of #615,000 Read More »
The Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress, Gombe State chapter, Yusuf Aish, criticized the Doma feeder’s inadequate power supply, while the Chairman of Gombe State Network of Civil Society Organisations, Ibrahim Yusuf, condemned the slow pace of repairs. Solar panel dealer Sammy Daniels reported increased sales, emphasizing the need for green energy.
Gombe Residents Decry Epileptic Power Supply Amidst Economic Hardship Read More »
Additionally, JAMB addressed concerns about “cut-off marks,” stating that individual institutions submit their minimum admissible scores, which are then debated to arrive at a benchmark agreed upon by all Heads of Institutions at the annual Policy Meeting on Admissions.
JAMB Releases Additional 36,540 UTME Results, Debunks Cyber Security Breach Rumors Read More »
The Speaker invited the minister to visit his constituency and support the parents instead of trying to stop the weddings. The Minister of Women Affairs had condemned the planned mass wedding, stating it was unacceptable and violated the Child Rights Act.
Niger State Speaker Withdraws Support for Mass Wedding of 100 Orphaned Girls Read More »
Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, met with Atiku Abubakar, a former Vice President and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) stalwart, and other opposition leaders in Abuja. The meeting sparked speculation about a potential coalition ahead of the 2027 general elections. Obi and Atiku, who ran on the PDP ticket in 2019, discussed the
Opposition Parties In Alliance as Atiku Meets Obi Read More »
Items recovered from the bandits included weapons, ammunition, motorcycles, and various other items. The troops also dislodged a camp used by the insurgents for medical treatment and recovered additional weapons and supplies.
Military Operation Neutralizes Notorious Bandit Leader and Associates in Kaduna State Read More »
The NYSC Director-General, Brig. Gen. Yushau’ Ahmed, emphasized the importance of enhancing the mobilisation process and eliminating obstacles to ensure a seamless experience for prospective corps members.
He reiterated the NYSC’s commitment to the security and welfare of corps members and appealed for support from stakeholders.
FG Unveils Plan to Make NYSC a Revenue-Generating Agency Read More »