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Buhari tasked on funding for education sector, UBE Act amendment – Daily TrustA coalition of civil society organizations has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to increase funding for the education sector and also amend the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Act.
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Stakeholders want UBE Act amended – Daily TrustStakeholders have urged the National Assembly to amend the Universal Basic Education Act. The present Act provides free, quality and compulsory education up to nine years.ADVERTISEMENT They made the call during the advocacy and partnership meeting organized by Youthhub Africa in Abuja for the civil society organizations coalition, the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), members …
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CSOs urge Buhari to sign companies Act into law – Daily TrustEleven major civil society organizations, CSOs, across the country have urged President Muhammadu Buhari to save the country from glo...
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Govt can’t implement UBE Act alone — Mrs Owasanoye - Vanguard News NigeriaWorried by the low involvement of stakeholders in the implementation and monitoring of the Universal Basic Education, UBE Act, Mrs Olufunso Owasanoye, Executive Director, Human Development Initiatives, HDI, said government alone cannot spearhead its actualisation, hence the need for collaboration.
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CSOs, opposition leaders, others, condemn army's invasion of Daily Trust offices - Premium Times NigeriaSeveral Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and opposition leaders have condemned the invasion of Daily Trust offices and arrest of its journalists by the Nigerian military on Sunday. See you, they endangered the lives of OUR SOLDIERS. Are there no ethics in journalism? If you risk our state and our military you should face prosecution like anyone else. Journalism shouldn't exempt you from the law. Unpatriotic fowls. Regardless of whatever has happened, the Military has no role ransacking a media house.
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