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Chawinga eyes Falcons upset in WAFCON bow • We won’t underrate Malawi – Madugu • Imadu backs Mbata, Oraekwe to deliver medals after early blows • Team Nigeria hunt for athletics medals • 10-time champions begin title defence against Scorchers • Okon withdraws from Commonwealth Games • Ajibade demands winning start • Military operations alone won’t solve insecurity – Yobe Emir • Court orders GOGIS, ex-DG to release contract records • Gombe community rejects proposed farmland acquisition for private university • Kwara groups demand 176 abductees’ rescue, warn of worsening terrorism • Daga opens up on emotional goal celebration • Sokoto pledges support for more ICAN membership • Five vessels to deliver 154m litres of imported petrol • WAFU U-20: Maikaba rues missed chances as Nigeria beat Ghana 4-2 • Illegal car race: Police arrest driver for killing trader in Imo • UNILAG withdraws controversial sexual harassment advisory after backlash • Salary payment won’t avert fresh strike, ASUU tells Aiyedatiwa • Hexaguard simplifies cybersecurity compliance for African firms • Fake agency probe: House faces pressure to summon Gbajabiamila • Chawinga eyes Falcons upset in WAFCON bow • We won’t underrate Malawi – Madugu • Imadu backs Mbata, Oraekwe to deliver medals after early blows • Team Nigeria hunt for athletics medals • 10-time champions begin title defence against Scorchers • Okon withdraws from Commonwealth Games • Ajibade demands winning start • Military operations alone won’t solve insecurity – Yobe Emir • Court orders GOGIS, ex-DG to release contract records • Gombe community rejects proposed farmland acquisition for private university • Kwara groups demand 176 abductees’ rescue, warn of worsening terrorism • Daga opens up on emotional goal celebration • Sokoto pledges support for more ICAN membership • Five vessels to deliver 154m litres of imported petrol • WAFU U-20: Maikaba rues missed chances as Nigeria beat Ghana 4-2 • Illegal car race: Police arrest driver for killing trader in Imo • UNILAG withdraws controversial sexual harassment advisory after backlash • Salary payment won’t avert fresh strike, ASUU tells Aiyedatiwa • Hexaguard simplifies cybersecurity compliance for African firms • Fake agency probe: House faces pressure to summon Gbajabiamila

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SSANU pushes implementation of 35% pay review

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

SSANU urges Federal and State Governments to promptly implement the newly signed 2026 agreement, including a 35% pay review for university staff. Read More: https://punchng.com/ssanu-pushes-implementation-of-35-pay-review/

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