Within the 9th and the present 10th Assemblies, Nigeria’s upper legislative arm, the Senate, has witnessed multiple suspensions of its members from the chambers or their positions or both, often under controversial circumstances. The issues that would lead to suspension often involved allegations against senate presidents to disputes over budget transparency and misconduct, highlighting the […]
Teaching and learning at the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Federal Polytechnic Bauchi will soon be transformed after it has acquired a modern Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine worth millions of naira. The CNC machine was recently unveiled by the institution’s Rector, Alh. Sani Usman in company of other management staff who were received […]
TOTE bags, as they are now popularly called, are nothing new. They have been here before, made their mark and seemingly faded away and gone out of style but fashion as always has a way of bringing old trends to life with a new design. Once upon a time, back in the early 90s tote […]
Team Mass Communication has emerged victorious in a thrilling Larema Hotel/Federal Polytechnic Bauchi sponsored football tournament final, defeating Agricultural Technology in a hard-fought match that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) in Bauchi State have praised the USAID-funded State-to-State Activity for actively involving them in the implementation of their programmes.
As the Muslim faithful worldwide started fasting the holy month of Ramadan, consumers in Bauchi are witnessing a noticeable decrease in food prices across various markets within the metropolis and beyond.
Traders Lament Bauchi State Government’s Policy Against Roadside Temporary Structures
“Every month, during my monthly cycle, I skip school until I am done with menstruation because our female toilet at YBCIS is dilapidated,” said Aisha.
Protesters have forced their way through the first gate of the Nigerian National Assembly Complex on Wednesday.
After reaching the round of 16 in the ongoing FIFA women world cup, jointly hosted by Australia and Aotearoa, New Zealand, the proud Super Falcons of Nigeria are set to earn the sum of $60,000 per player, which is equivalent to 46 Million naira.
