Nigeria records first Swine Flu case
Nigeria has recorded the first case of the dreaded Influenza A(HIN1) known as Swine Flu. It was discovered on an America girl, aged nine years, residing in Lagos State.
Court declares deportation of Vaswani brothers illegal
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday declared as illegal, Federal Government’s deportation of the Vaswani brothers.
Cross River tops list of fake teachers in FTS
CROSS River State has the highest number of fake teachers participating in the Federal Teachers’ Scheme (FTS) with 597 out of 3,248 discovered by the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) which carried out a certificate verification exercise in collaboration with colleges of Education and Polytechnics for the second set of participants currently on the scheme.
Oil Sector Deregulation: Students to be mobilised for protests, lecture boycotts
AS tension grips the nation over planned deregulation of the oil sector and the privatisation of the country’s refineries, the Education rights Campaign (ERC) has threatened to mobilise Nigerian students and youths for nationwide protest actions and lecture boycotts should government fail to halt this policy.
Still on early warning alert system in Nigeria
By Yushau A. Shuaib Advancement in technology has eased the tasks of meteorologists in providing near accurate predictions on weather conditions and environmental changes in given societies. The technology is applied for forecasting and early warning alert systems as it has gone beyond mere weather forecast. Some latest technologies are being deployed to detect likelihood […]
Soludo in the lion’s den
An Abuja High Court has given an order restraining Prof. Chukwuma Soludo from parading himself as the PDP candidate for Anambra State in the February 2010 governorship election.
