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مرصد حقوقي يكشف عن معاناة إنسانية وانتهاكات جسيمة ضد المحتجزين السودانيين في السجون الليبية • NNL: Bayelsa United Receive Jersey Boost From Ex-Players Ahead Of 2026/27 Season • LEAD Camp 2026 Brings Together 360 Girls Through Junior Achievement Nigeria, Cummins Partnership • Own your streets, politics is not a game of mouth — Adebayo • Full List: Lagos APC unveils campaign council, names Sanwo-Olu, Fashola, Ambode • Shettima clarifies comment on northern governors’ support for Tinubu • Oyo school abduction: Suspects plead not guilty to amended charges • Afenyo-Markin commends police response after deadly New Winneba attack • India’s Tata Sons Reappoints Chandrasekaran As Chairman • Israeli lawmaker writes UN, demands Nnamdi Kanu’s release • BREAKING: FAAC: FG, states, LGs share N2.338tn revenue in August • Stakeholders Seek EFCC, ICPC Intervention Over Alleged Undermining NCDMB Guidelines By Some Officials • Court Sentences South African to 25 Years Imprisonment for Bringing Heroin to Nigeria • Adebayo to Youth: Stop Talking, Take Politics to Polling Units • Breaking: 33 Suspected Illegal Miners Die in NSCDC Custody in Niger • Afreximbank backs Tanzanian SMEs with $10m export finance facility • Cross River, Okomu National Parks added to CITES elephant monitoring network • Oyo fish farmers to drive urban aquaculture • Adebutu dares Yayi to sue over Ogun indigeneship dispute • How community watchdog group helped Police 'cobra team' arrest seven suspects for robberies in Zebilla, Garu and Binduri • مرصد حقوقي يكشف عن معاناة إنسانية وانتهاكات جسيمة ضد المحتجزين السودانيين في السجون الليبية • NNL: Bayelsa United Receive Jersey Boost From Ex-Players Ahead Of 2026/27 Season • LEAD Camp 2026 Brings Together 360 Girls Through Junior Achievement Nigeria, Cummins Partnership • Own your streets, politics is not a game of mouth — Adebayo • Full List: Lagos APC unveils campaign council, names Sanwo-Olu, Fashola, Ambode • Shettima clarifies comment on northern governors’ support for Tinubu • Oyo school abduction: Suspects plead not guilty to amended charges • Afenyo-Markin commends police response after deadly New Winneba attack • India’s Tata Sons Reappoints Chandrasekaran As Chairman • Israeli lawmaker writes UN, demands Nnamdi Kanu’s release • BREAKING: FAAC: FG, states, LGs share N2.338tn revenue in August • Stakeholders Seek EFCC, ICPC Intervention Over Alleged Undermining NCDMB Guidelines By Some Officials • Court Sentences South African to 25 Years Imprisonment for Bringing Heroin to Nigeria • Adebayo to Youth: Stop Talking, Take Politics to Polling Units • Breaking: 33 Suspected Illegal Miners Die in NSCDC Custody in Niger • Afreximbank backs Tanzanian SMEs with $10m export finance facility • Cross River, Okomu National Parks added to CITES elephant monitoring network • Oyo fish farmers to drive urban aquaculture • Adebutu dares Yayi to sue over Ogun indigeneship dispute • How community watchdog group helped Police 'cobra team' arrest seven suspects for robberies in Zebilla, Garu and Binduri

September 17, 2026|14:12

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Ekiti varsity spends N4bn on pension, gratuity in five years

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read

Bamidele Olumilua University, Ikere Ekiti, says it has spent over N4bn on pension and gratuity since 2021, addressing recent protests over payment delays. Read More: https://punchng.com/ekiti-varsity-spends-n4bn-on-pension-gratuity-in-five-years/

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