A senior lecturer at Moses Adasu University, Makurdi, Dr John Ogi, has sharply criticised the Federal Government’s plan to implement a no-work-no-pay policy as the Academic Staff Union of Universities
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The accommodation crisis rocking Nigerian universities has reached alarming levels, with students and parents lamenting the soaring cost of hostels and the stress of securing decent housing near campuses. Across
Mumbai has finally opened its long-awaited second airport a colossal project that took nearly two decades, reshaped the land itself, and promises to redefine air travel in India’s financial capital.
Ghana’s President John Mahama has dismissed Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo after a presidential inquiry found her guilty of “stated misbehaviour” and recommended her removal from office. The decision, announced on
Sarah Mullally has been named the new Archbishop of Canterbury, making history as the first woman to lead the Church of England in its 1,400-year existence. Mullally, 63, who has
A powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake has killed at least 69 people in the central Philippines, forcing Cebu province to declare a state of calamity as rescue operations continue amid repeated aftershocks.
South African opposition leader Julius Malema has been convicted of multiple firearms offences after a video showed him firing live rounds into the air during a packed rally in 2018.
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Anxiety is mounting across Africa as the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) — a landmark US trade programme that has fuelled jobs and exports for 25 years — is
Lagos State has been plunged into fresh mourning following the death of Mrs Adebimpe Akintola, Council Manager of Coker Aguda Local Council Development Area (LCDA) and Chairman of the Forum