MTN reiterates support for productive Nigerians
MTN has restated its commitment to developing potentials and enriching the lives of Nigerians through whatever means possible, even sports. The telecommunications giant’s General Manager, Consumer Marketing, Mr. Kolawole Oyeyemi, said, “It is the vision of the company to help channel the energies in every young person into productive use. We take it as a […]
Orji swears-in 27 new Special Advisers
By Anayo Okoli Umuahia—GOVERNOR Theodore Orji of Abia state, has sworn-in 27 new Special Advisers to reinvigorate his cabinet, which he inaugurated three months ago. The Special Advisers include a woman and they are expected to mobilize the grassroots ahead of the 2011 general elections. Addressing the new appointees, at the Michael Okpara auditorium Umuahia […]
NASU bemoans state of nation’s primary, post primary schools
A few days ago, leaders of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) in the nation’s schools and colleges met at the Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH), Lagos, to examine the state of education in the country especially in the school and colleges as well as welfare of members. For NASU leaders, primary and post primary schools are the most neglected both in infrastructure and welfare of staff.
Sylva hails Yar’Adua
Governor Timipre Sylva of Bayelsa State has praised President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua for his “extraordinary vision in providing the Niger Delta and the whole of Nigeria with the gift of compassion, tolerance, dialogue, and peaceful co-existenceâ€.
Help me get my love life back
My baby is less than a year old and since I had her, I’d done loads of pelvic-floor exercises. It seems as if they’re not working because when I make love with my husband, I can feel my vagina is wide opened. He confirmed I’m not as tight as I used to but he doesn’t mind because he loves me.
NBA lauds FG, N-Deltans
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), yesterday commended the Federal Government and states of the Niger Delta on the successful conclusion of the first phase of the amnesty programme.
Lecturers’ salaries paid during strike – DELSU VC
ASABA—VICE CHANCELLOR of the Delta State University (DELSU), Prof. John Enahwo, has lauded the state government for the regular payment of salaries to lecturers, even during the recently suspended strike that lasted over three months.
5,771 benefit from Delta free rural health scheme
A total of 5,771 patients drawn from thirty communities covering seven local government areas of Delta State have so far been treated in the on-going free rural health scheme launched by the state government.
Probe source of arms surrendered by ex-militants – Omolubi
A MEMBER of Delta Waterways and Security Committee (DWSC), Mr. Newuwumi Omolubi, has said that arms struggle by militants and illegal acquisition of arms by unauthorized persons would not come to an end except the Federal Government investigate the sources of the recently surrendered arms by ex-militants and cork the escape valves.
Union demands unified conditions of service
MEMBERS of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), have decried state nonchalant attitude of state governments towards the welfare of workers in the nation’s schools and colleges.
Amnesty success enhances Nigeria’s status, says Yar’Adua
PRESIDENT Umaru Yar’Adua has said that the success of amnesty programme, granted militants in the Niger Delta region, has enhanced the status of Nigeria as a peaceful state in the comity of nations.
