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Barely after Nigerian government effort to curve the hardship of Nigerian students face in funding education, the federal government of Nigeria has introduced student loan for students studying in Nigeria. The student loan bill was first proposed by the former speaker of the house of representative Femi Gbajabiamila, passed on May 2023 and signed into law by the new president Bola Ahmad Tinubu in June 2023. Thus, the loan will be Interest free to only student of tertiary institutions studying in  Nigeria to fund their education and repay after national service. The facts about this loan were listed below: 1. Education bank will be establish to supervise, coordinate, administer and monitor the management of students loan; 2. Screening of applicants will determine whether student meet the eligibility of the loan; 3. Only students of higher institution are eligible for the loan; 4. The funds provide for all education related matters including textbooks, and research; 5. The loan is only a

June 12, the most significant day in the history of Nigerian democracy. If you talk about June 12 in Nigeria, you refer to 12th June, 1993 when the most united presidential election held in Nigeria where southerner beat a northerner with a highest turnout votes from northerners. This election was conducted then to transition of the country from long serving  military government to civilian democratic government. However, chief Alh. Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola ran as the candidate of Social Democratic Party (SDP) against the northern candidate Alh. Bashir Tofa from Kano ran under National Republic Convention (NRC). The election was widely regarded as free, fair and peaceful with a highest voter turnout in history. The result of this election annulled by the then military Junta General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida on 23th June, 1993 without concrete evidence. This led to the widespread protests and condemnations from international communities.  This is the first action that led the pr

Barely after a week from removing petroleum subsidy in Nigeria, the president Bola Ahmad Tinubu has ordered the National Economic Council (NEC) to review minimum wage and come up with moderlities on palliatives to reduce the hardship cause by the removal of petroleum subsidy on the populace. However, the president spoke this after the meeting with Nigerian governors forum led by the chairman governor of Kwara state Abdurrahman Abdurrazak yesterday Wednesday in Abuja. The president during the meeting directed the vice president Kashim Shattima who is heading the National Economic Council (NEC) to come up with various interventions to minimise the hardship Nigerians are facing as a result of subsidy removal of petroleum subsidy. In the meeting attended by 36 states governors, CBN governor and other government officials. The president told the members, the level of poverty in the country couldn't be lamented, advised state governors to collaborate with federal government to alliviate

Barely four days after the announcement on 4th June, 2023, Sweden officially declared sex as a sport competition in the country and to host a maiden sex tournament on 8th June, 2023 according Sweden local news media. The nature of the maiden tournament will engage in daily sexual activities for at least sex hours for the contestants. Thus, panel of judges were formed to select the winners of the competition and opinions of the audiences and analysis will be considered in declaring the winner. According to European Sex Championship, 8th June, 2023 slated and scheduled for six weeks duration of the competition and 45 minutes to one hour sexual activity daily for the participants of the competition under 16 discipline. The reports from the local media said, the competition has three levels and for the contestants to reach to the next level certain requirement of points should be scored. The range of points to be obtained by the contestant should be between 5 points to 10 points in each st

According to report from Nigerian Tribune, after a week of announcing lifting embargo on civil service employment, governor Bala Muhammad of Bauchi state has ordered lifting the employment embargo and granted the approval to recruit 1,684 new workers into different MDAs in the state. The state head of service Alh. Yahuza Adamu Haruna made this known while addressing the newsmen in the state. He added that, the recruitment composed 1000 teachers in the subjects of English, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, chemistry and information communication technology (ICT). The governor also granted the approval to recruit 154 staff for Aminu Saleh College of Education Azare. The head of Bauchi state service added that, governor grant approval for the recruitment of 206 extension workers and farm managers into the state ministry of agriculture as promised during the launch of 2023 farming season sales of fertilizer in Azare. The head of service warned applicantsto caution about fraudsters and governm