Author: Ishaq

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Ishaq is a content writer, author, correspondent, columnist, and sociopolitical analyst.

It was once reported that a female student died in one of the Kano universities while trying to abort her pregnancy that she got after having sex with a lecturer who promised to give her marks for sex.

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The Ministry of Labour and Employment has confirmed receipt of an application for the registration of a new university union, Congress of University Academics (CONUA), to be formed out of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

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Briefing State House Correspondents after the weekly Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Fashola said: “Let me just clarify this impression about toll gates; there is no reason why we cannot toll. There is no reason.

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‘‘Aliko really knows people. He has relationships, he is willing to reach out to people. His ability to reach out, and the communication skills that Aliko has developed, have really been phenomenal,’‘ Gates said of his friend and partner.

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Commit to eating out one fewer time each month. Save money without sacrificing your lifestyle by taking small steps to reduce your dining budget. Start off with reducing the amount you eat out by just once per month.

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Warren Buffet prioritised the importance of savings over meeting daily wants and expenses in the following words, “do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after savings.”

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“Look at what has happened to us in England. In one fell swoop, seven of our sons were elected into the British Parliament, an unprecedented feat in the history of democracy anywhere in the world . The following week, England won the Under -21 World Cup with the assistance of five young men of Nigerian descent.”

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5.7 billion USD is a huge amount of money. That’s about 2 trillion naira or 20 – 25% of Nigeria’s annual budget. Imagine investing that huge amount in roads infrastructure, education, healthcare and water, projects that will yield immediate benefits and without having to wait for 6 – 10 years to complete?

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In a country where the presidency still maintains a fleet of private jets, where lawmakers budget billions of naira to buy luxury cars and where tales of official profligacy travel far and wide, it is difficult to convince Nigerians that this new VAT increase and other austerity measures are not merely attempts by the government to force poor Nigerians to service the luxuries of public officials.

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