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Breaking news: UK set to ban Nigerians, foreign students from bringing families over

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The United Kingdom is set to ban Nigerian and other foreign students from bringing their families over, the Sun UK reports. The new restrictions, which will be announced on Tuesday or Wednesday this week, will see all masters students and many other post grads banned from bringing family over. However, the ban will not apply […]

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DRC education minister impregnates deputy

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Tony Mwaba Kazadi, the Minister of Primary, Secondary, and Technical Education in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has openly acknowledged an unexpected pregnancy involving his deputy, Aminata Namasia. However, he insists that it was merely an accident that occurred while they were working together. Despite both individuals being married, it is alleged that Namasia

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Age is just a number: 69-year-old Nigerian ex-footballer shines as best-graduating fine artist

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Ben-Lutnaan Duamlong, a former Nigerian international footballer and one-time coach of the Super Eagles, has graduated at 69 years old as the best student of fine arts from the University of Jos. Having spent his childhood and adolescence immersed in football, winning accolades, honors, and fame, Duamlong made a bold decision to return to the

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Kenya teachers, civil servants set to receive pay rise in July after treasury allocates funds

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In a much-anticipated development, teachers and other civil servants inr Kenya can now look forward to a pay rise starting from July, following the allocation of funds by the Treasury. The Salary and Remuneration Commission’s (SRC) suggestions to increase salaries for government employees have been approved, providing a significant boost to their compensation. The news

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