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Stakeholders warn Lagos students against cultism, drug abuse
By Millicent Ifeanyichukwu and Modupe Olorundare Stakeholders in the education sector have urged secondary school students in Lagos Island to resist peer…
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- MSF treats 283,777 children for malnutrition in northern Nigeria9:30 pm
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- LCCI urges FG to cut business costs, boost investment in Q48:21 pm
- Mararaba flyover: Residents, commuters lament delay8:09 pm
- TETFund approves DICON for annual funding from 2027 8:04 pm
- National Scrabble team camps in Umuahia ahead of Monrovia 20267:50 pm
- Foundation unveils initiative to promote African trade, tourism6:59 pm
- Guardian Girls International inaugurates Nigeria initiative6:48 pm
- $552m HOPE-EDU programme targets 29m children, 500,000 teachers — UBEC6:19 pm
- FG seeks stronger digital infrastructure for improved public service delivery6:10 pm
- Expert urges Nigerians to check blood pressure, sugar levels regularly6:06 pm
- Foundation seeks adoption of girls act model to curb HIV infection6:01 pm