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A new campaign aimed at tackling menstrual poverty and improving access to menstrual health education for adolescent girls has been launched with a target of reaching 5,000 beneficiaries before the end of the year. The initiative, known as Adopt-A-Teen, was
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The management of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), has dismissed a social media report alleging an impending terrorist attack and mass abduction of students on it...
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Taking judicial notice of Nigeria’s economic situation, the judge said allocating N110 billion for lawmakers’ benefit at a time of widespread hardship reflected a fai...
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