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The United Kingdom is set to see its first increase in university tuition fees in eight years, according to a report by The Telegraph on Monday. The move, expected to come into “effect from September 2025, will impact current A-level students applying for university entry.” The administration under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is poised to
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About 1,000 cassava farmers and processors across the southwest region have benefitted from the ongoing Good Agronomic Practices training to enhance their skills to improve cassava farming and processing in Nigeria. This figure was announced by the Director of Tuber Crops Research, National Root Crops Research Institute, Umudike, Adeyemi Olojede, during the official unveiling of the programme by the
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About 1,000 cassava farmers and processors across the southwest region have benefitted from the ongoing Good Agronomic Practices training to enhance their skills to improve cassava farming and processing in Nigeria. This figure was announced by the Director of Tuber Crops Research, National Root Crops Research Institute, Umudike, Adeyemi Olojede, during the official unveiling of the programme by the
The lawmaker representing Ikwuano/Umuahia North/Umuahia South Federal Constituency, Abia State, Mr Obi Aguocha, has sought the intervention of former President…
Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State raised the alarm on Sunday about Boko Haram’s activities in camps of internally displaced persons, IDPs. Zulum said Boko Haram members are using IDP camps as hideouts after committing crimes. The governor raised the alarm during the resettlement of 3,800 displaced persons in Konduga Local Government Area. He urged
Borno: We won’t tolerate Boko Haram hiding in IDP camps — Gov Zulum
Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State raised the alarm on Sunday about Boko Haram’s activities in camps of internally displaced persons, IDPs.
Zulum said Boko Haram members are using IDP camps as hideouts after committing crimes.
The governor raised the alarm during the resettlement of 3,800 displaced persons in Konduga Local Government Area.
He urged the Nigerian Army and security agencies to take decisive action in protecting the vulnerable IDPs.
Zulum insisted that the presence of Boko Haram members poses a security threat and also endangers the well-being of the displaced persons.
“We can’t tolerate this anymore. Boko Haram insurgents have infiltrated IDP camps, committing atrocities and perpetuating insecurity,” the governor said.
Zulum also raised concerns about the social dangers in the camps, noting that some displaced girls were reportedly engaging in prostitution and drug abuse, which he said undermines the state’s cultural values.
“We won’t tolerate this. It is ruining our reputation and culture,” he said.
Borno: We won’t tolerate Boko Haram hiding in IDP camps — Gov Zulum
