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After 10 years of waiting, Ondo retirees finally get ₦3.9bn gratuity payment

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By Precious Omolu Verified
| Pulse Nigeria Verified
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has begun the payment of ₦3.897 billion gratuities to 1,038 retired local government workers and primary school teachers. The beneficiaries retired in 2016 and had been waiting for their retirement benefits. Aiyedatiwa said the payment was a responsibility to workers who served the state, not a political gesture. The Ondo government said it is working to clear the remaining gratuity backlog owed to state and local government retirees.
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Federal Unity Colleges to resume Monday as FG assures parents of students’ safety

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By Precious Omolu Verified
| Pulse Nigeria Verified
Federal Government confirms September 14, 2026 resumption date for Federal Unity Colleges nationwide, assuring parents that security measures are in place. Education Minister Tunji Alausa reassured Nigerians that measures were put in place to protect students and staff.
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“I’m British, not Nigerian” — Nigerian-born woman sparks debate after rejecting identity argument online (see video)

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By Precious Omolu Verified
| Pulse Nigeria Verified
“I’m British, not Nigerian” — Nigerian-born woman sparks debate after rejecting identity argument online (see video) Nigerian-born woman sparks debate over her identity after insisting she is British before Nigerian Nigerian-born woman sparks debate after insisting she is British before Nigerian, questioning whether birthplace and ancestry should define nationality.
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