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Gambia, WAEC consider computer-based exams to curb malpractice

The Gambia and WAEC discuss computer-based exams to curb malpractice, improve marking efficiency and strengthen the credibility of public examinations.

Doris Ogala accuses Pastor Jerry Eze, Johnson Suleman of having hands in her remand

Nollywood actress and the governorship candidate of the African Action Congress in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has accused Pastor Jerry Eze and Johnson…
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OAU announces resumption dates for 2026/2027 academic session

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Fagbohun, Ogunye, Sessi, others throw weight behind ‘LG Billions in the Dark’ 

Fagbohun, Ogunye, Sessi and other stakeholders back DevReporting’s LG Billions in the Dark documentary on local government accountability.

National summit to examine AI, and electoral information integrity ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections

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LG Billions in the Dark: Falana to keynote as Olorunyomi chairs DevReporting documentary screening

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Nigeria can smooth petrol prices. But someone must finance the difference – By Sola Adebawo

Nigeria’s attempt to contain petrol-price volatility raises a basic question: if the market price exceeds the politically acceptable price, who finances the difference?

EU-supported observers demand action on vote buying, results transparency ahead of general elections

Election observers supported by the European Union have called for tougher action against vote...

African mums use AI to navigate pregnancy

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EU Supports INEC to Strengthen Digital Electoral Training

As part of its support for strengthening electoral capacity in Nigeria, the European Union,...

Rural connectivity: Stakeholders push affordable access beyond network coverage

Stakeholders urge affordable rural internet access in Nigeria through better electricity, sustainable financing and last-mile connectivity.

Safe Schools: Stakeholders demand dedicated budget to protect Nigerian pupils, teachers

Stakeholders at EWAN’s 7th summit call for a dedicated budget for school safety, urging investment in security infrastructure, intelligence and preventive measures to protect Nigerian pupils and teachers.

EU supports INEC to develop first monitoring and evaluation instrument ahead of 2027 elections

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Gambia, WAEC consider computer-based exams to curb malpractice

The Gambia and WAEC discuss computer-based exams to curb malpractice, improve marking efficiency and strengthen the credibility of public examinations.

Doris Ogala accuses Pastor Jerry Eze, Johnson Suleman of having hands in her remand

Nollywood actress and the governorship candidate of the African Action Congress in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has accused Pastor Jerry Eze and Johnson…

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Former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has delivered a scathing assessment of Manchester United’s struggling squad, labeling their rec

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