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University Cuts Work Days Over ‘Hike In Fuel Price’

To ease financial burdens, work days have been temporarily reduced from 5 to 3 days a week

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Profit, Pollution and Lies: Interrogating Shell’s Divestment Claims In The Niger Delta BY KEN HENSHAW

Just as it employs disinformation to deny oil spills and its responsibility for remediation and compensation, it is doing the same with its divestment when it blames sabotage by communities for oil spills and their failing equipment

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#CRDecides: APC Clears Council Polls In Cross River

Sources say the elected Council bosses may be sworn in tomorrow, Monday at the temporary Executive Council Chambers after which they will travel home and inaugurate the local legislatures.

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Gov’t Failure Fuels Jungle Justice, Says Amnesty International

It is appalling that mob violence is gradually becoming the norm, often meted out in crowded areas, such as motor parks, market areas and busy roads. Victims were always tortured, including by beating, stoning, or via the use of improvised weapons like sticks and metal rods

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Staff Hail Tinubu As Enoh Resumes As Industry Minister

The former federal and state lawmaker will be operating from the premises of the Bank of Industry, BOI, until the office at the ministry is put in order. However, he says his presence will be at the ministry as the Permanent Secretary will always be there.

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Gov. Otu Visits Bereaved Forestry Commission Chairman, O’ben-Etchi

Mrs. Faith, an entrepreneur and founder of SexyByFaith, a clothing, apparels, and adult store passed on late last night after she slumped while dancing salsa,

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Shell Exit Sparks Human Rights Concern, Says Amnesty Int’l

“Shell’s divestment from this region should not be a way of shying away from their liabilities to this region. It should not be a way for running away or shifting that liability without accountability.”

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Disability, Gender, And Education: Promoting Equity And Leadership For Nigerian Women BY CARO-ANN OGRI

It is not sufficient to simply want women with disabilities in leadership. No; it is the need for the development of an inclusive, plural, and democratic society to make this happen

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