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PAAU VICE-CHANCELLOR COMMISERATES WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF KOGI STATE AND FAMILY OF THE LATE FORMER KOGI GOVERNOR AND VISITOR TO THE INSTITUTION, ALHAJI IBRAHIM IDRIS

PAAU VICE-CHANCELLOR COMMISERATES WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF KOGI STATE AND FAMILY OF THE LATE FORMER KOGI GOVERNOR AND VISITOR TO THE INSTITUTION, ALHAJI IBRAHIM IDRIS On behalf of the Governing Council, Management, Staff and Students of Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba, I wish to commiserate with the Government and people of Kogi State, the…

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HIS EXCELLENCY, ALHAJI DR. IBRAHIM ADEJO IDRIS, CON: A BENEVOLENT LEADER WITH OUTSTANDING LEGACIES.*

  *By Jerome Aduojo Agi, Ph.D* . “The true measure of leadership is not merely how long one occupies public office, but the lives touched, institutions strengthened, opportunities created and legacies left behind.” The passing of His Excellency, Alhaji Dr. Ibrahim Adejo Idris, CON—affectionately known as Ibro and widely called Baba Kogi—on September 20, 2026,…

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2027: Middle-Belt Coalition Demands Regional Recognition, representation for Growth, development

The Middle Belt Coalition Movement (MBCM) on Saturday demanded for recognition and representation in the political affairs of Nigeria for the Growth and development of the region. The National Coalition Chairman, Engr Kube Dwana, who made the demand at the inauguration of Kogi State Branch of the Coalition in Lokoja, North Central Nigeria, said “enough…

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Digital Economy: NCC Equips 100 PWDs With Skills for Online Safety, Earning

  The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), in collaboration with the Lagos State Office for Disability Affairs (LASODA) and Christian Blind Mission International (CBM), has trained 100 persons with disabilities on digital skills, online safety and opportunities for earning income online. The training formed part of the second edition of the Digital Citizenship Training for Persons…

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Debt Should Finance Opportunity, Not Postpone It — How Africa’s Debt Burden Became a Human Crisis

    Across Africa, governments are facing an impossible choice that has now become routine: whether to channel scarce public funds into servicing foreign debts or to invest in hospitals, schools, food security and jobs. Increasingly, debt repayments are coming first. This is the central argument in a new advocacy statement by AIDS Healthcare Foundation…

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