Union bank fund my money have been on many messages and mails since 3 days now still yet you people still not transfer my fund as I instructed my name is Akintilebo Kayode Clement with account details of 0091506024
#TeamUnion in partnership with @Jawura_ng visited Baptist Boys Academy and First Quiver School where we planted trees and commissioned an eco‑hut built from recyclables, a creative opportunities for the students to learn about recycling, innovation, and climate solutions.
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“Since I kissed the Kaaba, I have been getting blessings overflow, shows are lining up and my toothache has disappeared. And some of you think there's no God?”—Asake
Maryam Sanda, sentenced to death in 2020 for the culpable homicide of her husband, Bilyaminu Bello, has been granted a pardon by President Tinubu. She served six years and eight months at the Suleja Medium Security Custodial Centre.
Her family earnestly requested her release, asserting that it would greatly benefit her two children and her good conduct while serving her time
Am sure you type and comments this shithole from your smelling anus there is nothing bad in what Mr Peter Obi has just said ..i am a pure Nigeria man and a Yoruba by tribe but won't because d current sitting President is Yoruba den we keep given him an accolade at where he's fail
Mr. Peter Obi, please refrain from disturbing our president. What is wrong if he goes on holiday despite the hardship in the country?
Besides, the president doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things and most of his aides have not informed him about the crisis in the country.
Please, cut Mr president some slack.
@UNIONBANK_NG You union bank management told me that I will have my money transfer to my gtbank account within 24 hours now over 55 hours I still don't see anything what is you people problem
@UNIONBANK_NG Union bank kindly treats my request with immediate effect have fill fund transfer form to transfer from my union bank to gtbank as I am not in the country and I need the money today my name is Akintilebo Kayode Clement with union bank account 0091506024
@ParallelFacts US is trying so hard to get Tinubu since he aligned with France. Hypocritical US couldn't release the records in 2023, 'cause they want to keep using it to blackmail Tinubu to do their biddings.
Even if they release it, nothing will happen.
We already want Tinubu.
Hypocrites
The Federal Ministry of Education has announced a one-year temporary suspension on the creation of new private universities in Nigeria
The Minister of Education, Maruf Olatunji Alausa, has declared a one-year pause on the approval of new private universities in Nigeria. He noted that this moratorium could potentially be extended if deemed necessary.
In a statement issued by Boriowo Folasade, the Director of Press and Public Relations at the Ministry, it was revealed that Nigeria currently has a total of 129 federal and state universities, alongside 149 private universities. Although private institutions make up more than half of all universities, they are responsible for less than 10% of the total admissions across the university system.
“The Honorable Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Olatunji Alausa, has announced a one-year moratorium on the establishment of new private universities in Nigeria. This decision is part of efforts to enhance the quality and sustainability of private universities, ensuring that only institutions with the necessary financial and academic capacity are granted licenses.
“Nigeria currently has 129 federal and state universities and 149 private universities. Despite private institutions comprising over 50% of the total universities, they account for less than 10% of overall university admissions. Dr. Alausa emphasized that this statistic underscores the urgent need to regulate the growth of private institutions to ensure they meet the standards required for quality education.
“To address these challenges, the Minister stressed the importance of private universities building adequate capacity and making significant contributions to the education sector. He further noted that new regulations would be introduced to ensure that only well-equipped institutions capable of offering programs aligned with national development priorities are granted operational licenses.
“The Minister also directed the National Universities Commission (NUC) to review all pending applications for new private universities to assess their viability. This review will ensure that only institutions capable of meeting the demands of 21st-century education are approved.
Additionally, the guidelines for establishing private universities are being updated to improve their overall quality and sustainability.
“The one-year moratorium, which may be extended if necessary, will provide sufficient time for these critical reforms to be fully implemented, ensuring that Nigeria's higher education system remains robust and sustainable.”