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Bayero University has halted the charging of electric vehicles on its campuses. This decision comes as the university faces rising electricity bills due to private use.
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Bayero University has halted the charging of electric vehicles on its campuses. This decision comes as the university faces rising electricity bills due to private use.

The Kano State House of Assembly has suspended three local government chairmen for allegedly misusing public funds after reviewing complaints from residents.

Governor Umar Namadi has signed Jigawa State's Open Government Partnership Action Plan III for 2026-2027, emphasizing trust and citizen participation.

Security agencies are looking into a robbery that resulted in a student's death at DS Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic. New security measures are being put in place.

Bayelsa State and UNICEF have initiated a project to tackle child malnutrition in the first 1,000 days of life. The program aims to support pregnant women and children under two.

FAAN confirmed that the smoke at Lagos airport was caused by the fire suppression system and not a fire. Normal operations have resumed after the incident.

Nigerian oil and gas leaders emphasize the importance of reforms and local content growth for industry revival. They discuss investment opportunities at a recent conference.

A property owner in Akwa Ibom State is urging Governor Umo Eno to review his compensation after receiving only ₦3.7 million for land valued at nearly ₦8 million.

The Abia State Government has given ₦1.2 billion to support vulnerable groups. This funding will provide medical help, housing, and educational aid.

The Federal High Court has begun relocating its Lagos division to a new building on Bourdillon Road. This phased move aims to minimize disruption to court activities.

Kimpact Development Initiative has urged INEC to publish the election guidelines. This move aims to enhance transparency and public trust in the electoral process.

Minister David Umahi addresses the controversy surrounding nurse Mary Habila's death and President Tinubu's backing. He expresses sadness over political exploitation of the tragedy.