TRENDING

Senators urge Rubio to intervene as Tigray Peace Agreement unravels • Hospitals overwhelmed as violence surges across Northern Ethiopia • NBE to establish dedicated cybersecurity directorate following 1.3 billion birr fraud losses • Court halts multibillion-shilling Dangote refinery construction in Lamu • NSCDC denies extortion allegation against Oyo commandant • Sham City: verdict on financial breaches is damning and punishment must be severe | Jonathan Wilson • Switzerland’s Rodríguez and Elvedi punish Scotland after Hendry’s early red card • Kebbi APC rejects Maidoki’s allegations of arbitrary arrest of ADC members • Delta Speaker charges new member to advance legislation • Sanwo-Olu neets Lagos security chiefs ahead of Yuletide • ‘Nobody will wear no.10’ – Argentina take decision ahead of Messi’s final game • 2027 AFCONQ: ‘This Is Not The End’ — Chelle Optimistic Despite Humiliating Loss To Guinea-Bissau • Securing Front Seat For Nigeria At UNGA Isn’t A Small Feat – Jimoh Ibrahim • Delta deploys MRI machines, 25 ultrasound scanners to hospitals • Why Dangote refinery project risks straining unity in EAC • Scotland 0-3 Switzerland, Spain 4-1 Croatia, and more: Nations League – live • Oyo 2027: Era of stifling local government councils will be over — APC guber candidate • ‘Nigeria is used as health insurance for worn-out presidents’ — Sowore • Niger CP orders tighter security for political campaigns, ember months • 2027: Akwa Ibom LP governorship candidate appoints campaign spokesperson • Senators urge Rubio to intervene as Tigray Peace Agreement unravels • Hospitals overwhelmed as violence surges across Northern Ethiopia • NBE to establish dedicated cybersecurity directorate following 1.3 billion birr fraud losses • Court halts multibillion-shilling Dangote refinery construction in Lamu • NSCDC denies extortion allegation against Oyo commandant • Sham City: verdict on financial breaches is damning and punishment must be severe | Jonathan Wilson • Switzerland’s Rodríguez and Elvedi punish Scotland after Hendry’s early red card • Kebbi APC rejects Maidoki’s allegations of arbitrary arrest of ADC members • Delta Speaker charges new member to advance legislation • Sanwo-Olu neets Lagos security chiefs ahead of Yuletide • ‘Nobody will wear no.10’ – Argentina take decision ahead of Messi’s final game • 2027 AFCONQ: ‘This Is Not The End’ — Chelle Optimistic Despite Humiliating Loss To Guinea-Bissau • Securing Front Seat For Nigeria At UNGA Isn’t A Small Feat – Jimoh Ibrahim • Delta deploys MRI machines, 25 ultrasound scanners to hospitals • Why Dangote refinery project risks straining unity in EAC • Scotland 0-3 Switzerland, Spain 4-1 Croatia, and more: Nations League – live • Oyo 2027: Era of stifling local government councils will be over — APC guber candidate • ‘Nigeria is used as health insurance for worn-out presidents’ — Sowore • Niger CP orders tighter security for political campaigns, ember months • 2027: Akwa Ibom LP governorship candidate appoints campaign spokesperson

September 29, 2026|21:11

Back to Home

Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Tinubu has laid foundation to end lecturers’ strikes — Aide

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read

President Tinubu’s aide, Issah Niniola, says the president has laid a solid foundation to permanently end incessant strikes by lecturers in tertiary instit Read More: https://punchng.com/tinubu-has-laid-foundation-to-end-lecturers-strikes-aide/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article