PAAU Expels 27 Students for poor academic performance

PAAU Expels 27 Students for poor academic performance, Uredo Omale The Senate of Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba, has considered and approved the withdrawal of twenty-seven (27) students from the institution for poor academic performance and failure to register for two (2) consecutive semesters, in line with the University’s Academic Regulations. The decision was…

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NGO advocates inclusive education for persons with special needs

ATABOR JULIUS LOKOJA ‎ ‎ ‎The  ‎Learning Through Skills Acquisition Initiative (LETSAI), in collaboration with the Christoffel Blinden Mission  CBM, on Tuesday began a 2-day Media Engagement and Training for Journalists on Disability Law in Kogi State, with a call for accurate and ethical reporting on disability issues. ‎ ‎The training, themed “Engagement And Training…

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2023 Gubernortorial Election. Dr. Reuben Atabo SAN promises to restore good governance in kogi, 

*Commences state wide  consultations, meets kinsmen, Groups, PDP in Omala. As the 2023 general elections inches closer , a foremost aspirant on the platform of PDP Dr. Reuben Atabo SAN has assured the people of his capacity and capabilities to revamp, reverse and reset governance deficit in Kogi state. Dr. Atabo made the  declaration on…

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Kogi Council polls: SDP commends KOSIEC for timely release of Candidates list.

  The Kogi State Independent Electoral Commission, (KOSIEC) on Tuesday released the preliminary list of candidates who were cleared by their political parties to partake in the upcoming Local Government elections in October 2024. It was gathered that the electoral body unveil the list of Candidates in fulfillment of its responsibilities towards the culmination of…

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BOOSTING RURAL POPULATION, AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES,  COMMUNITY SECURITY IN OMALA LGA, KOGI STATE, NIGERIA.

 *WRITTEN BY – ADUOJO  JEROME . AGI Ph.D.*  *ABSTRACT* : Rural communities in Omala Local Government Area (LGA) of Kogi State—such as Ajakele, Ajokpachi, Ajogili, Agojeju-Odo, Odomagwu, Ajada Okpoja, Bagaji Odo, Okpatala, Idrisu, Ukwaja, Egumale, among others—are under severe strain due to declining agricultural productivity, insecurity, and weakening local governance. Persistent herder-farmer conflicts have led…

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