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Rauf Aregbesola’s Second Act • Aisha Achimugu’s Haute Moment in Paris • Bola Shagaya at 67: A Grande Dame of Glamour, Power and Enterprise • Joseph Tegbe Pushes for Better Electricity Supply, Modern Control Infrastructure • Femi Soneye: The Quiet Force Making a Difference in Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry • Opeyemi Bamidele’s N200m School Transformation Puts Education at the Heart of Leadership • Why is Hunye Becoming a Thorn in Yayi’s Political Ambition? • Olalekan Adebiyi and the LaraLek Construction Drive to Transform Road Infrastructure • Fidelis Ayebae’s Fidson Takes Nigeria’s Healthcare Story Global • WOMEN AS CURRENCY OF HOPE • THE CHANGING FACE OF NNPCL • LoudWhisper with JOSEPH EDGAR • Governor Radda Takes Centre Stage as He Receives Honour • ISSUES IN THE NAF PLANE CRASH • RUSSIA’S ENGAGEMENT WITH AFRICA • NBBF electoral committee completes screening of candidates • SEC to Universities: Stop Dependence on Govt Allocations, Access Capital Market Funding • UK Universities Withdraw Admission Offers to Nigerians, Others over Visa Crackdown • THE IGBOKODA TRAGEDY AND MATTERS ARISING • Follow live: Guardians host White Sox in win-or-go home ALDS Game 5 • Rauf Aregbesola’s Second Act • Aisha Achimugu’s Haute Moment in Paris • Bola Shagaya at 67: A Grande Dame of Glamour, Power and Enterprise • Joseph Tegbe Pushes for Better Electricity Supply, Modern Control Infrastructure • Femi Soneye: The Quiet Force Making a Difference in Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry • Opeyemi Bamidele’s N200m School Transformation Puts Education at the Heart of Leadership • Why is Hunye Becoming a Thorn in Yayi’s Political Ambition? • Olalekan Adebiyi and the LaraLek Construction Drive to Transform Road Infrastructure • Fidelis Ayebae’s Fidson Takes Nigeria’s Healthcare Story Global • WOMEN AS CURRENCY OF HOPE • THE CHANGING FACE OF NNPCL • LoudWhisper with JOSEPH EDGAR • Governor Radda Takes Centre Stage as He Receives Honour • ISSUES IN THE NAF PLANE CRASH • RUSSIA’S ENGAGEMENT WITH AFRICA • NBBF electoral committee completes screening of candidates • SEC to Universities: Stop Dependence on Govt Allocations, Access Capital Market Funding • UK Universities Withdraw Admission Offers to Nigerians, Others over Visa Crackdown • THE IGBOKODA TRAGEDY AND MATTERS ARISING • Follow live: Guardians host White Sox in win-or-go home ALDS Game 5

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UK varsities withdraw admission offers to Nigerians

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Some UK universities have withdrawn admission offers to Nigerian students due to a British government visa crackdown and a rise in study visa rejections. Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-varsities-withdraw-admission-offers-to-nigerians/

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