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NAWOJ trains journalists on gender reporting

Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) has organised a media training for more than 50
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Onyejeocha, Ihedioha, others seek greater female inclusion in politics

ABUJA — Stakeholders, encompassing key figures such as Minister of State for Labour and Employment,
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A Big Step Toward New Treatments: Scientists Discover Method To

Researchers at Aarhus University have discovered a method to identify Alzheimer’s disease before it progresses
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World Meteorological Organisation Predicts Extreme Weather Conditions For Nigeria

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), has said Nigeria is likely to witness extreme weather conditions
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US rolls out support programmes to boost Nigeria’s creative economy

United States Government has expressed its readiness to collaborate with Nigeria by rolling out initiatives that
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Nigeria-China Trade Volume Hits $22.6bn

*NIIA DG advises China to mainstream investment through private sector The Consul-General, Consulate General of
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Ghana leads African nations in IMF Concessional Lending

Ghana retains its position as the top recipient of concessional lending from the International Monetary
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Fed Gov’t Committed To Addressing Out-Of-School Children Challenge

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has expressed his commitment to addressing the challenges facing the educational
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Bill To Increase UBEC Funding From 2% To 4% Passes

The Bill to increase the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) Act t funding from the
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FG inaugurates 20-member digital health committee

“Real-time information sharing remains a challenge, exacerbating existing gaps in service delivery.’’ The Federal Government
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