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NO ABANDONMENT, NO NEW AWARDS: FG SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON MOROCCO SCHOLARSHIPS. (PHOTO).

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 NO ABANDONMENT, NO NEW AWARDS: FG SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON MOROCCO SCHOLARSHIPS The Federal Government has firmly debunked misleading narratives circulating in some quarters regarding Nigerian scholarship students in the Kingdom of Morocco, describing such claims as false, unfounded, and deliberately crafted to misinform the public. The Honourable Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa, has clarified that no Nigerian student on a valid Federal Government scholarship has been abandoned. All beneficiaries duly enrolled under the Bilateral Education Scholarship (BES) Programme prior to 2024 have received payments up to the 2024 budget year, in line with the Federal Government’s obligations. Any temporary delays in outstanding payments are attributable to fiscal constraints and are currently being addressed through ongoing engagements between the Federal Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance. The Honourable Minister further stated that no new bilateral scholarshi...

A SUICIDE BOMBER,SHOT DEAD BY SOLDIERS BEFORE HE COULD DETONATE HIS BOMB,IN BUI TODAY.

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              According to sources,a suicide bomber blew himself up at a crowed bus station in Biu,Tashar Gandu motor park today thursday,while a second bomber was shot dead before he could detonate his explosives.Babagana Kyari,a eyewitness,who is also a vigilante said ''Atleast 18 people including three women,died and several others were injured.Two men came as if they were travellers and one of them detonate his explosives in the midst of travellers and petty traders,but the second man was shot and killed by soldiers before he could pull the trigger.The first bomber caused many casualties,but the second bomber was killed and his body is still lying at the scene with the explosives on it''.                

9 PRIVATE UNIVERSITY IN NIGERIA,APPROVED BY THE FEDERAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

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                     The numbers of private universities in Nigeria increased from 51 to 60 as 9 more private universities was approved and issued license by the Federal Executive Council chaired by the Vice President of Nigeria,Namadi Sambo.The new universities are,The Augustine university,Ilara Lagos state,Chrisland university,Owode Ogun state,Christopher university,Mowe Ogun state,Hallmark university,Ijebu Itele,Ogun state,Kings university,Ode Omu,Osun state,Michael and Cecillia Ibru university,Orode Delta state,Mountain Top university Ogun state,Ritman university,Ikot Ekpene Akwa Ibom state and Summit university,Offa Kwara state.