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Pete Edochie Names Obafemi Awolowo as His Favourite Nigerian Politician

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Veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie has revealed the Nigerian politician he admires the most, naming the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo as his favourite politician. The 79-year-old actor made the revelation during an interview with popular content creator Isbae U on the Curiosity Made Me Ask podcast. The interview, which was published on September 5, 2026, touched on several aspects of Edochie’s life, career, politics and his views about Nigeria. Although Pete Edochie stated that he is not a politician and does not consider himself interested in politics, he made an exception when asked about the Nigerian political figure he admired most. According to the veteran actor, his answer was straightforward: Obafemi Awolowo . Why Pete Edochie Chose Awolowo Explaining his choice, Pete Edochie said what attracted him to Awolowo was the late politician’s vision and ability to clearly explain his plans. The actor said Awolowo was different because he would explain what he wanted to accomp...

JUST IN: Strike: Nigerian govt meets ASUU, parties schedule another meeting

 Wednesday's gathering considerably facilitated the worry of another ASUU strike, which really closes down Nigerian state funded colleges cross country at whatever point happens.

The minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, on Wednesday, met with the initiative of the Academic Staff Union Of University  (ASUU) to turn away one more round of strike the association as of late taken steps to set out on.


The minister said he has set up a sub-board of trustees to investigate the requests of the ASUU and track down an enduring answer for the requests.


Mr Mamman, a Professor, and the ASUU initiative arrived at a split the difference at Wednesday's shut entryway meeting held at the Government Service of Instruction, Abuja, the representative for the training service, Folasade Boriowo, affirmed to PREMIUM TIMES on Wednesday night.


Ms Boriowo likewise uncovered that the two players are to meet again on 6 September to proceed with conversations.


Wednesday's gathering significantly facilitated the fear of another ASUU strike, which actually closes down Nigerian state funded colleges at whatever point it happens.

Tending to columnists after the gathering, the ASUU President, Emmanuel Osodeke, a Professor of soil science, communicated trust that the waiting issues would be tended to in front of the 6 September meeting. Extracts of his meeting were imparted to writers who were available.

He said, "We have met to examine every one of the issues and audit them. We have given the public authority among now and the pm meeting to see what they have done.

“We believe in the interest of the Nigerian child and to protect their interest if the issues are resolved.”

Mrs Boriowo also told PREMIUM TIMES over the phone that the minister, earlier in the day, inaugurated a 16-man committee to look into the needs assessment of Nigerian public tertiary institutions.

In 2022, ASUU presented the University Transparency and Accountability Solutions (UTAS), a payment platform it developed for domestication.

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Wednesday's gathering, PREMIUM TIMES learnt, endured somewhere around two hours at the instruction service.

The gathering, prior booked for Monday, followed a 21-day final proposal gave by the lectures' union for the government to address their exceptional requests, the majority of which line o better government assistance for the scholastics and subsidizing for the colleges.

The union believes the federal government should finish the renegotiation of the 2009 ASUU-Federal Government agreement and start execution of the equivalent. The association is likewise fighting the ceaseless utilization of a brought together installment stage, the Integrated Personal Payroll Information System (IPPIS), for the installment of its individuals' pay rates.

However Mr Mamman said in December that the university had been prohibited from the installment stage, ASUU demands that its individuals are as yet being paid through what it portrayed as 'News IPPIS', which it says is something similar with the stage it dismissed.

In 2022, ASUU presented the University Transparency and Accountability Solutions (UTAS), a payment platform it developed for domestication.

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