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Hausa people pillars of Nigeria’s progress – Peter Obi • Four ISWAP terrorists neutralised as airstrikes destroy 12 boats in Borno • 2027: Tinubu shouldn’t chair APC Presidential Campaign Council – Ndume • Itauma Million Times Better Than Joshua, Fury –British Boxing Legend • Mosquitoes suspected from Africa arrive in Germany, kill two workers • CSCS cuts retail lien fees, removes transfer charges • The real cost of Nigeria’s electoral culture • The costly trap of taxing assumptions • When everything depends on the CEO, the organisation is weaker than it looks • Mobilising capital for infrastructure development in West Africa • Tinubu lacks capable hands, they will keep messing him up – Ndume • Troops arrest suspected ISWAP operative in Borno • Famadewa, Ribadu and the 90-day security plan: Unpacking Onanuga’s release • Champions League draw: Teams that Arsenal could face in league phase • Champions League draw: All four pots for 36 teams confirmed [Full list] • Don’t sell your votes for N500, religion, learn from Osun – Yusuf tells northern voters • N600bn disbursed to 10m households under cash transfer scheme — FG • Troops launch search operation as suspected gunmen abduct man in Plateau • FULL LIST: Champions League top scorers since 2000 • Sage: Mateta Won’t Leave Crystal Palace Despite Ongoing Dispute • Hausa people pillars of Nigeria’s progress – Peter Obi • Four ISWAP terrorists neutralised as airstrikes destroy 12 boats in Borno • 2027: Tinubu shouldn’t chair APC Presidential Campaign Council – Ndume • Itauma Million Times Better Than Joshua, Fury –British Boxing Legend • Mosquitoes suspected from Africa arrive in Germany, kill two workers • CSCS cuts retail lien fees, removes transfer charges • The real cost of Nigeria’s electoral culture • The costly trap of taxing assumptions • When everything depends on the CEO, the organisation is weaker than it looks • Mobilising capital for infrastructure development in West Africa • Tinubu lacks capable hands, they will keep messing him up – Ndume • Troops arrest suspected ISWAP operative in Borno • Famadewa, Ribadu and the 90-day security plan: Unpacking Onanuga’s release • Champions League draw: Teams that Arsenal could face in league phase • Champions League draw: All four pots for 36 teams confirmed [Full list] • Don’t sell your votes for N500, religion, learn from Osun – Yusuf tells northern voters • N600bn disbursed to 10m households under cash transfer scheme — FG • Troops launch search operation as suspected gunmen abduct man in Plateau • FULL LIST: Champions League top scorers since 2000 • Sage: Mateta Won’t Leave Crystal Palace Despite Ongoing Dispute

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FG halts foreign scholarships, redirects funds home

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The Federal Government is reviewing its foreign scholarship and bilateral education arrangements as part of efforts to eliminate unnecessary expenditure and redirect public resources towards strengthening Nigerian tertiary institutions, the Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, has said. Alausa said the government could no longer justify spending scarce public funds to send students abroad to Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-halts-foreign-scholarships-redirects-funds-home/

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