KWASU researchers win international and national grants
KWASU researchers have won significant grants from TWAS-UNESCO and the National Research Fund, highlighting the university's strong research reputation.
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KWASU researchers have won significant grants from TWAS-UNESCO and the National Research Fund, highlighting the university's strong research reputation.
The Bauchi State Police Command is looking into the death of Abdullahi Adamu, a 20-year-old man, allegedly killed by officers during questioning.
The Abia State Police arrested 31 suspects for illegal drugs in recent raids. The operation aimed to disrupt criminal activities in the state.
Yobe and Adamawa state governments are increasing security to tackle illegal mining, which is linked to banditry and insurgency in Nigeria.
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The Supreme Court has mandated lawyers to upload court documents for appeals set between September and December 2026 using the new NCMS system.